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From: "Chris M. Thomasson" <nospam@nospam.nospam>
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Subject: Re: Found a bug in javascript see what it printout
Date: Mon, 18 Jan 2016 11:19:39 -0800
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> "Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn"  wrote in message 
> news:3610642.bVce6HhO8U@PointedEars.de...

>> Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

>>> wrote in message
>>> news:4ab38ff8-e97b-43cb-9077-b5ca6ee23ea1@googlegroups.com...

> That is an attribution novel, not a proper attribution.  Not only is it 
> too
> long, the name of the author is missing.  Also, the quotation level is
> wrong: the attribution line that *you* create is obviously not part of the
> quoted text, so it must not have a quotation character.  If your 
> newsreader
> software (Windows Live Mail) cannot be configured properly, get a better
> one, such as KNode or Thunderbird/Icedove.

Yup. I apologize for the error/bug.

I used Thunderbird when I was on Linux a while back.

>> [...]

> 1. There is no “Javascript” (see also my sig).

> 2. It is worse than described in that article.  The code above will throw 
> a
>    ReferenceError exception in strict mode if base etc. do not resolve to
>    the property of an object or have not been declared identifiers of
>    variables.  Or, if they resolve to properties of an object, and those
>    properties can or cannot be written to, anything can happen, depending 
> on
>    the object and the property.  (The latter is independent of the 
> execution
>    mode.)  We have discussed this here many times before.

> 3. The From header field value of your posting violates RFC 5536 and
>    disregards netiquette.  While that may be acceptable to a source of
>    trolls such as aioe.org, in Usenet it is not.

Thank you for the heads up Thomas.

Windows Live Mail is pretty crappy and I have no proper excuse
for continuing to use it: Sorry!

I am downloading Thunderbird right now.

:^)