Quote from the pdf: "When a message arrives at my machine or mail-server,
it is examined. If the sender is on my accept
list, the message is passed through to my in-box."
spammers do this with forged email addressess all the time... and pass trough whitelists all the time as well.
Ther's a huge difference between beeing watched at a place where you go voluntary and the fact, that each item with an RFID you just bought can be traced at other locations around the globe. Or let me ask you: would you like that anyone can have a RFID scanner and scan peoples recently bought items on the street? I bet you don't. Me neither.
Yeah right and I bet that the U.S. will (soon after this is common over there) begin to request foreign nations to provide them a list with each item you bought recently - otherwise you can't travel into the U.S. I thought that the U.S. will get access to the passenger list was engough of privacy invasion for a whole decade, but no no, the Bush Administration will soon have new goals, I am sure.
As long as you leave some data, they want to have it - sooner or later.
The same goes with mobile operators. At least Orange does exactly the same thing. If you step over the usual treshold, they ring you up and ask if everything is ok. IIRC, Swisscom did the same thing but that ended in a nice story in the press where someone used his mobile abroad above common use because his wife had a heart attack. He was organising everything by phone and wamms, he was locked of the networks... beeing in the big mess he didn't see the short message from his operator warning him...
how to prevent our Netscape Proxy from lowering the download spead down to 4K/s? Or can someone zip it and put a mirror up, cause zips don't get lowered in d/l speed:)
Well they also demonstrated a hole in one of these new panasonic models where you could send an SMS message to the phone and it went then online via GPRS and downloaded a crapload of bytes in order to produce a lot of traffic.
My vote: don't buy one until it is really necessary (well, I can't see any reason for a picture phone anyway).
I think they get already half a million reports each day. What they are looking for is kiddie stuff and fraud - but the ususal crapload in our boxen (penis, dialers, diplomas etc) will be dumped I bet...
I don't really see why anyone would use RBLs just by themselves.
That is easy. While spamassasin does the work pretty good - you still have to download the whole crapload. RBL enabled MTAs won't accept any email as soon as a blacklisted IP wants to connect. This saves bandwith, disk space, client side filtering (read: cpu time) and so on.
Tschernobyl took place 25. April 1986. I can it remeber clearly as my mother was abroad and phoned home. After the accident, we weren't allowed to eat the whole yoghurt because of the fallout (which went into the gras->milk) but I eated up anyway and well, I'm still alive. I was then 4 and a half year old.
As usual, coding rules. After finished a beta of a website in PHP with the nifty smarty template (wow, paid job) did some ugly perl hacking just for fun. Well, no hacking tomorrow as it's the second christmas day but I'll take my Debian GNU/Linux Thinkpad for the car journey:)
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Quote from the pdf:
"When a message arrives at my machine or mail-server, it is examined. If the sender is on my accept list, the message is passed through to my in-box."
spammers do this with forged email addressess all the time... and pass trough whitelists all the time as well.
You can't abuse the Google API as they allow you only 1000 API calls each day. Heck I know you could do something with various accounts/proxies etc...
I wanted to point out that it might be easy to check if you've been scanned by them - no matter if it's legal or not, just for your knowledge.
Sysadmins all over the world: check your ftp logs for guest@nowhere.com as it seems it isn't widely used beside the BSAs crawler...
Attention: you are infringing Roxios Trademark. No swarm out :)
Ther's a huge difference between beeing watched at a place where you go voluntary and the fact, that each item with an RFID you just bought can be traced at other locations around the globe. Or let me ask you: would you like that anyone can have a RFID scanner and scan peoples recently bought items on the street? I bet you don't. Me neither.
Yeah right and I bet that the U.S. will (soon after this is common over there) begin to request foreign nations to provide them a list with each item you bought recently - otherwise you can't travel into the U.S. I thought that the U.S. will get access to the passenger list was engough of privacy invasion for a whole decade, but no no, the Bush Administration will soon have new goals, I am sure.
As long as you leave some data, they want to have it - sooner or later.
That's exactly what the guy did as you look up the page mentioned within the article.
For billing purposes three year long? Why that? Six months seems long enough for most countries...
No kidding? Your Java Team has no bathroom at all?
1) Turn off catch-all ...
2) Setup specified boxen.
3) Get less spam
4)
The same goes with mobile operators. At least Orange does exactly the same thing. If you step over the usual treshold, they ring you up and ask if everything is ok. IIRC, Swisscom did the same thing but that ended in a nice story in the press where someone used his mobile abroad above common use because his wife had a heart attack. He was organising everything by phone and wamms, he was locked of the networks... beeing in the big mess he didn't see the short message from his operator warning him...
So much about "Google does not alter the search algorithm for a specific page, it's all done automatic"...
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nuff said
Go, have a look at CPAN for the EuroTV stuff.
how to prevent our Netscape Proxy from lowering the download spead down to 4K/s? Or can someone zip it and put a mirror up, cause zips don't get lowered in d/l speed :)
Well they also demonstrated a hole in one of these new panasonic models where you could send an SMS message to the phone and it went then online via GPRS and downloaded a crapload of bytes in order to produce a lot of traffic.
My vote: don't buy one until it is really necessary (well, I can't see any reason for a picture phone anyway).
Right. But at least you can code with C and C++ on the S/390 with the C89 compiler...
I think they get already half a million reports each day. What they are looking for is kiddie stuff and fraud - but the ususal crapload in our boxen (penis, dialers, diplomas etc) will be dumped I bet...
I wonder what the system says when every driver throws out the mobile on a specified route at mainly the same time....
Error: Route A34 slashdotted, traffic stopped completely
Tschernobyl took place 25. April 1986. I can it remeber clearly as my mother was abroad and phoned home. After the accident, we weren't allowed to eat the whole yoghurt because of the fallout (which went into the gras->milk) but I eated up anyway and well, I'm still alive. I was then 4 and a half year old.
As usual, coding rules. After finished a beta of a website in PHP with the nifty smarty template (wow, paid job) did some ugly perl hacking just for fun. Well, no hacking tomorrow as it's the second christmas day but I'll take my Debian GNU/Linux Thinkpad for the car journey :)
Where is your point? T1 looks pretty the same to me.