Due to non-advances in computer technology, "source code" is not yet able to be run by itself. It must be compiled by a "compiler." Maybe in 100 years when we have hovercars, you'll be able to run C programs without compiling them.
According to commentary on the Exim mailing list, ESR has not worked on bogofilter since version 0.7. There's a new team of people maintaining and extending it.
As for fetchmail, someone also commented about the multitude of ways to drop a message on the floor... Pointing out that it was hardly a good tool for reliable mail delivery.
The application you linked says specifically it's for "mailers whose advertising offers to sell matter you consider erotically arousing or sexually provocative." I'm pretty sure that doesn't apply to most junk mail.
Oh, 19% interest rate, you really turn me on! Or Oh 18.3V rechargable drill, you're so handsome.
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Dear Mr. Coward,
Due to non-advances in computer technology, "source code" is not yet able to be run by itself. It must be compiled by a "compiler." Maybe in 100 years when we have hovercars, you'll be able to run C programs without compiling them.
Better luck next time.
According to commentary on the Exim mailing list, ESR has not worked on bogofilter since version 0.7. There's a new team of people maintaining and extending it. As for fetchmail, someone also commented about the multitude of ways to drop a message on the floor... Pointing out that it was hardly a good tool for reliable mail delivery.
Dear Mr. Norm,
The application you linked says specifically it's for "mailers whose advertising offers to sell matter you consider erotically arousing or sexually provocative." I'm pretty sure that doesn't apply to most junk mail.
Oh, 19% interest rate, you really turn me on! Or Oh 18.3V rechargable drill, you're so handsome.
I am still awesome,
Strong Bad