Comparison of Bayesian POP3 Spam Filters

kreide writes "Spam e-mail has become an ever increasing problem, and these days it is next to impossible to use e-mail without receiving it in large amounts. Although various techniques exits to combat the problem, spammers seemed to be winning the war - until a new, powerful weapon appeared on the scene: Bayesian filters, our last, best hope for spam-free inboxes. In this review I compare POP3 based bayesian spam filters." We did an Ask Slashdot on this a few weeks ago.

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[opensourcehosting.co]

No adverts on the BBC? They advertise all the time - selling the radio and TV listings magazine (Radio Times) for example. They also cross-sell the different channels, especially now we've got BBC 3 and 4 in the UK. Just as annoying as "normal" advertising, IMHO.

The quality of the programming is also going downhill fast - perhaps viewers outside of the UK are spared the dross we have to wade through here?

Spam is stealing.

[jay-be-em]

Where do you think most of the spam out there comes from? Small business owners. Stop being unpatriotic and show your support for American small business owners.