It's just javascript and css - the javascript darkens the rgb values of the text progressively in a setTimeout(), until it hits the maximum. not very Accessible, but looks pretty...
I assume this means backwards places like the Fens, Channel Islands, Welsh valleys and Liverpool. It might help to teach them what a computer and electricity are for first.
1) your mail server is NOT BlackListed! If you look at the listing it is at level 2 the [2] means level 2. Read the SPEWS FAQ. No one blocks on level 2 listings.
Level 2 listings are netblocks which are watched carefully for evidence of abuse, usually because the adjoining netblocks are in use by spammers, and because the provider (NAC in this case) is ignoring complaints about the abuse, or is doing nothing to remove the abusers.
2) There is something you CAN do other than rant, which will not do you any good at all; and that is to complain to NAC about their spam-friendly policies. It's NAC's hosting network abusers which is the problem. If the listing is upgraded to level [1] then there will be a problem getting your e-mail out; if this is intollerable, the ONLY solution would be to change providers.
3) If NAC persists (usually for a prolonged period of time) in it's disregard for the rest of the Internet, by allowing our mailboxes to be filled up by their customer's garbage, then many system administrators including myself, will choose to refuse mail from larger and larger portions of NAC's IP-Space, IMHO this is a perfectly reasonable choice. It puts presure on the service provider not to host spammers, something, which in the long run will help stop spam.
Understand, that SPEWS does not block anyone, all they do is make available a list of spam-friendly, and spam-supporting providers. Many systems will choose not to communicate with providers who support spam operations in a direct effort to hurt spammers by denying them access to providers.
Yes I run an ISP, and YES we use SPEWS as one of many BL's we use to eliminate UCE/SPAM from our customer's mailboxes. Spews comes in seccond only to spamhaus.org in it's effectiveness. We receive less than 10 spams/day across a user population of over one thousand. Spews alone is responsible for about 30% of the blocking.
Nonsense - Christopher Lee (Saruman in LOTR, Dooku in Star Wars Eps 1 & 2) turns 82 this year, and he actually runs around acting, rather than sitting in a chair shouting at people, and writing woeful dialogue, which is essentially George Lucas's role.
Sure, the main actors from the original trilogy have aged 25 years or so, but if the new trilogy were set 25-30 years after ROTK, your problems are solved.
you need debootstrap. now is not the best time to be looking for the rpm, as people.debian.org is still down after the brk() attack, but the relevant section of the install docs is here.
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Saurus? Who the feck is Saurus?
If you want to know why the eagles didn't intervene until the end, read the books.
Still, I think you're the lowest slashdot-id-number troll I've seen on here, well done.
Thank you, Captain Obvious!
+1 Insightful? Wow...
Actually, it's not an acronym
Mr Aucsmith went on to prove that 1=2, that black is white, and promptly got himself killed on the next zebra crossing...
> some kind of 7337 hacker
teet hacker? that sounds painful!
No, it got the "joke" - I was just pointing out why it was wrong. It's a commonly held misbelief that slashdot produces HTML 3.2 code. It doesn't...
The problem with slashdot is that it *isn't* HTML 3.2 (a STANDARD!) compliant - if it was, it would validate. It doesn't.
I think you mean "Sharp Zaurii"... ;)
Although if I'm not mistaken, that song was copied from The Hobbit, not LOTR...
It's just javascript and css - the javascript darkens the rgb values of the text progressively in a setTimeout(), until it hits the maximum. not very Accessible, but looks pretty...
No, that's the second-best thing.
The best thing is more free porn than you can eat
Then it may amuse you to know that I no longer live in Liverpool.
:o)
I moved to Milton Keynes
In the absence of hordes of raving Basingstoke residents, I shall have to tackle you alone.
Have you ever been to Liverpool, or did you just watch an episode of Harry Enfield's television programme once?
Agree with you on the Channel Islands though
From the linked forum posts:
1) your mail server is NOT BlackListed! If you look at the listing it is at level 2 the [2] means level 2. Read the SPEWS FAQ. No one blocks on level 2 listings.
Level 2 listings are netblocks which are watched carefully for evidence of abuse, usually because the adjoining netblocks are in use by spammers, and because the provider (NAC in this case) is ignoring complaints about the abuse, or is doing nothing to remove the abusers.
2) There is something you CAN do other than rant, which will not do you any good at all; and that is to complain to NAC about their spam-friendly policies. It's NAC's hosting network abusers which is the problem. If the listing is upgraded to level [1] then there will be a problem getting your e-mail out; if this is intollerable, the ONLY solution would be to change providers.
3) If NAC persists (usually for a prolonged period of time) in it's disregard for the rest of the Internet, by allowing our mailboxes to be filled up by their customer's garbage, then many system administrators including myself, will choose to refuse mail from larger and larger portions of NAC's IP-Space, IMHO this is a perfectly reasonable choice. It puts presure on the service provider not to host spammers, something, which in the long run will help stop spam.
Understand, that SPEWS does not block anyone, all they do is make available a list of spam-friendly, and spam-supporting providers. Many systems will choose not to communicate with providers who support spam operations in a direct effort to hurt spammers by denying them access to providers.
Yes I run an ISP, and YES we use SPEWS as one of many BL's we use to eliminate UCE/SPAM from our customer's mailboxes. Spews comes in seccond only to spamhaus.org in it's effectiveness. We receive less than 10 spams/day across a user population of over one thousand. Spews alone is responsible for about 30% of the blocking.
You missed step 2.
Profit!!?!?!
Nonsense - Christopher Lee (Saruman in LOTR, Dooku in Star Wars Eps 1 & 2) turns 82 this year, and he actually runs around acting, rather than sitting in a chair shouting at people, and writing woeful dialogue, which is essentially George Lucas's role.
Sure, the main actors from the original trilogy have aged 25 years or so, but if the new trilogy were set 25-30 years after ROTK, your problems are solved.
This may help.
Story: "New version of application released."
Poster: "Does anyone have any screenshots of it?"
Mod: "+1 Funny" (!)
Please, help me out here!
Can someone explain why this was modded funny?
Yes, but with Firebird you can open links in a new tab (or window) by middle-clicking* on a link, thus saving valuable mouse clicks ;)
*nb. may not be fun if you still have a 2-button mouse
Sounds like you need a browser that supports tabs.
you need debootstrap. now is not the best time to be looking for the rpm, as people.debian.org is still down after the brk() attack, but the relevant section of the install docs is here.
kraker, meet sarcasm.