A long while back I used the beta cloudnet anti-spam plugin for when I used outlook. It quickly showed the weakness that what some ppl considered unwanted I did want. Oftentimes it seemed like people must have just been too lazy to unsubscribe from some newsletters that I know were double opt-in only.
End-user voting on spam is just not reliable, certainly no more so than the plain old SA/MIMEDefang setup I use now!
Great monitors but I just noticed that the 30inch isn't actualy 30 inces! They've regressed to crt marketing!
Come on apple, everybody else is sizing their LCD's by their viewable size let's not go back to the assinine advertised vs. viewable screen size.
http://www.apple.com/displays/specs.html
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One day, maybe browsers will have BT clients built in by default so that BT will be available to the masses of sheep.
.torrent search?
Given that, how long could it be before google has a specialized
A long while back I used the beta cloudnet anti-spam plugin for when I used outlook. It quickly showed the weakness that what some ppl considered unwanted I did want. Oftentimes it seemed like people must have just been too lazy to unsubscribe from some newsletters that I know were double opt-in only.
End-user voting on spam is just not reliable, certainly no more so than the plain old SA/MIMEDefang setup I use now!
Sweet, this guy is an example of what politicians should be like!
Great monitors but I just noticed that the 30inch isn't actualy 30 inces! They've regressed to crt marketing!
Come on apple, everybody else is sizing their LCD's by their viewable size let's not go back to the assinine advertised vs. viewable screen size. http://www.apple.com/displays/specs.html
Of either wtc_divx.avi or wtc.mpg
They definitely could be running somthing else. Inferno comes to mind.
There was an ad in a magazine recently, comparing it to embedded Linux; a scan is at:
http://homepage.usask.ca/~aam396/Inferno.jpg
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