If SPEWS is blocking your mailbox, stop using it. If it's stopping your email from entering other people's mailboxes, that's their choice. Sucks to be you.
After all, when Verisign pays no attention to ICANN's asking them to stop, ICANN will ask them again--maybe even notorized! That'll sure bring Verisign to their knees, oh yeah.
It's not just Dalton, it's a vast reptilian alien conspiracy involving the Queen and others. What, you thought that the Ontario Conservatives were just making this stuff up?
Verisign and SCO are buying mind-control Kool-Aid from Evil Reptilian Kitten-Eating Space-Aliens from Another Planet!
Sure, it sounds like another tin-foil hat theory, but can anyone come up with another explaination which makes more sense for the "Lemming Look" of companies searching for the biggest cliff to jump off? (Yeah, I know, lemming suicides are a Disney myth. Too bad SCO and Verisign aren't.)
Unfortunetely, the (mis)use of "could care less" goes back at least a century or two. (I'd check exactly how long, but I could care less--but only if I really really work at caring less.)
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Under the terms of the S.1618 Murky bill, this isn't spam because what we do is something other than spam.
(Okay, it's not really spam, but that opt-out looked like all the other BS disclaimers that I get in my email.)
Okay, they had problems getting the guy on a horse with a red flag up to a fast enough speed, but those are just details. (Like the problem of replacing the horse/rider after receiving a "You don't got raaaiiiilllll! *splat*" emessage from in front. ["Maybe he was dictating?"]))
Under IPv6, it'll have an IP address too. Then it'll be possible to Instant Message the bolder "H3Y D00D, M0V3!". This will fail because bolders rarely use IM.
There's also the issue of false-positives when, after hitting delete dozens of times, you accidently whack that email that really is from an old friend or a job offer, or...
You know, snooping around a spammers site looking for open files is really fighting abuse with abuse and.. *sporf!* I can't keep typing this without busting a gut! Bwahahaha!
Narf! Last time I checked, their web server was changed to report that it was running Apache on UNIX instead of Linux as previously. Any bets that they just changed the string that Apache returns rather than actually shifting over to their own OS?
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The evil reptilian kitten-eaters from another planet already have special beams to control that vote. :^P
But then they'd DDoS the central key repository at MIT, Noooo! :^P
If SPEWS is blocking your mailbox, stop using it. If it's stopping your email from entering other people's mailboxes, that's their choice. Sucks to be you.
The term is usually DNS Blocklist.
It's right between the fnords.
The Great Kazaa is a master magician -- he made the reference in the story disappear. His IPA is usually 127.0.0.1, tricky eh?
1. Install cardboard box with "Really Neat Box!" written on it.
2. Pocket $15,000.
3. ???
4. Profit!
(I think ??? involves running away very fast, but doesn't it always?)
If hackers/spammers could compromise any TLD name server, wildcards or not, I think we could see a fair bit of disruption.
Wake me up when it escalates to wrist-slapping.
Hmm, my new .sig is actually relevent, who knew!
But has anyone checked the "greenhouse gas emissions" of the people eating all those nuts?
Heh, that LOTD is several weeks ago. I should change it before it turns funny colours.
It's not just Dalton, it's a vast reptilian alien conspiracy involving the Queen and others. What, you thought that the Ontario Conservatives were just making this stuff up?
"VeriSign did not respond requests for comment." Strange that requests for comment didn't end up at 64.94.110.11.
Sure, it sounds like another tin-foil hat theory, but can anyone come up with another explaination which makes more sense for the "Lemming Look" of companies searching for the biggest cliff to jump off? (Yeah, I know, lemming suicides are a Disney myth. Too bad SCO and Verisign aren't.)
Unfortunetely, the (mis)use of "could care less" goes back at least a century or two. (I'd check exactly how long, but I could care less--but only if I really really work at caring less.)
Statute of Westminster in 1931. So Canada did have a choice.
Under the terms of the S.1618 Murky bill, this isn't spam because what we do is something other than spam.
(Okay, it's not really spam, but that opt-out looked like all the other BS disclaimers that I get in my email.)
Okay, they had problems getting the guy on a horse with a red flag up to a fast enough speed, but those are just details. (Like the problem of replacing the horse/rider after receiving a "You don't got raaaiiiilllll! *splat*" emessage from in front. ["Maybe he was dictating?"]))
Under IPv6, it'll have an IP address too. Then it'll be possible to Instant Message the bolder "H3Y D00D, M0V3!". This will fail because bolders rarely use IM.
All the spam I get knocked the 'ell out of my *splorf*.
Netchee or somebody who smells like him said "That which does not kill you makes you stronger." Let's make spammers really strong.
There's also the issue of false-positives when, after hitting delete dozens of times, you accidently whack that email that really is from an old friend or a job offer, or ...
You know, snooping around a spammers site looking for open files is really fighting abuse with abuse and .. *sporf!* I can't keep typing this without busting a gut! Bwahahaha!
Narf! Last time I checked, their web server was changed to report that it was running Apache on UNIX instead of Linux as previously. Any bets that they just changed the string that Apache returns rather than actually shifting over to their own OS?