I've read in numerous articles the the unreal engine is modular. That is, once a new unreal engine comes out, they can easily replace it with the old one. Perhaps the people who are making duke nukem forever were relying on this as a backup plan, just in case their game took 5 years to develop. It might just pay off!
*sigh* here's the email with the html tags I wanted to mention
There are plenty of spam filters out there, but I believe there is a much simpler approach. I've noticed that 95% of the spam I get contains certain html tags. I really don't expect anyone I know to send me an e-mail with < div > in the message body. Some tags, like </a > need to be allowed, because hotmail uses it for their footer. All you need to do is use your built in e-mail filter (proc mail rules) and you can flag all suspect spam and place it in a spam folder.
There are plenty of spam filters out there, but I believe there is a much simpler approach. I've noticed that 95% of the spam I get contains certain html tags. I really don't expect anyone I know to send me an e-mail with in the message body. Some tags, like need to be allowed, because hotmail uses it for their footer. All you need to do is use your built in e-mail filter (proc mail rules) and you can flag all suspect spam and place it in a spam folder.
I'm also wondering how they're verifying that the user really has what they think. For instance, say the user has a wireless network card, and some neighbor is leaching of their connection. I would think they could just plead their version of the 5th. I think they would have to rely on harder evidence, like confiscating their machine.
Ok, so if 150 major spammer are responsible for 90% of all the spam I get, can someone please tell me the 150 ip addresses of the spammers so I can block them all!!
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I've read in numerous articles the the unreal engine is modular. That is, once a new unreal engine comes out, they can easily replace it with the old one. Perhaps the people who are making duke nukem forever were relying on this as a backup plan, just in case their game took 5 years to develop. It might just pay off!
As long as Kevin Costner isn't starring in it, it'll make money.
Carefull! You're just asking for an "attempt to be funny" reply from will wheaton!
*sigh* here's the email with the html tags I wanted to mention
/a > need to be allowed, because hotmail uses it for their footer. All you need to do is use your built in e-mail filter (proc mail rules) and you can flag all suspect spam and place it in a spam folder.
There are plenty of spam filters out there, but I believe there is a much simpler approach. I've noticed that 95% of the spam I get contains certain html tags. I really don't expect anyone I know to send me an e-mail with < div > in the message body. Some tags, like <
There are plenty of spam filters out there, but I believe there is a much simpler approach. I've noticed that 95% of the spam I get contains certain html tags. I really don't expect anyone I know to send me an e-mail with in the message body. Some tags, like need to be allowed, because hotmail uses it for their footer. All you need to do is use your built in e-mail filter (proc mail rules) and you can flag all suspect spam and place it in a spam folder.
I'm also wondering how they're verifying that the user really has what they think. For instance, say the user has a wireless network card, and some neighbor is leaching of their connection. I would think they could just plead their version of the 5th. I think they would have to rely on harder evidence, like confiscating their machine.
Ok, so if 150 major spammer are responsible for 90% of all the spam I get, can someone please tell me the 150 ip addresses of the spammers so I can block them all!!