--- Diana Eichert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Thu, 21 Sep 2006, Theo de Raadt wrote: > SNIP > > > > $30 USD shipping to anywhere in the world. > > > > That's what lots of internet retailers do. But no, we don't do > that. > > > > We instead ask you to trust us that it is in our interest to ship > to > > you using the best shipment method, which is a combination of low > cost > > and reliability. The text right there on the order page says so. > > > > You trust us for all sorts of other things, so please trust us for > this, > > too. > > I have an alternate method. Just setup a mechanism so that all calls > to the openssl lib gets matched against "credit" and log credit card > info > to weownyourcreditinfo.openbsd.org. For all I know that might > already be > in OpenBSD, but wait I trust them not to do anything malicious. > > Oh, well, I hope my sarcasm isn't lost on the original poster.
As is common, the thread has degenerated after being massaged by the fanboys with all sorts of witty and knee-slapping phrases. My post was to alert those in charge of the ordering system that the system in its current state may be causing some potential buyers to retreat from their initial desire to make a purchase. Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
