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  1. Re:Out of curiosity... on Malicious Spam Jumps To 3B Messages Per Day · · Score: 1

    Botnets tend to send out directly from the PC instead of using the ISP mail server as most people don't tend to host their own SMTP server.

  2. Correct title should be that they saw 3 billion on Malicious Spam Jumps To 3B Messages Per Day · · Score: 1

    3 billion spam is a drop in the bucket of the daily spam volumes seen worldwide, there has not been a global increase of spam volumes in the last year of that magnitude (Or really much at all).

  3. Not such a great idea on SFLC Sues 14 Companies For BusyBox GPL Violations · · Score: 0

    On one hand the GPL violations are not so great...however action like this isn't going to encourage people to embrace open source...

  4. Re:Can't see why this would matter. on Do You Hate Being Called an "IT Guy?" · · Score: 1

    They have no respect for us up there. No respect whatsoever. We're all just drudgeons to them.

  5. Re:Frontbridge Spamshark on Spam Filtering For Small/Medium Business? · · Score: 1

    I read your article, from what I can tell you were not even blacklisted? If you are blacklisted on MEHS (Microsoft Exchange hosted Services) your email is bounced back right away, I don't see any such messages in your writeup.

    You mention in your write up that

    "Not to worry, was the message from their admin, all they needed to do was release the messages from their holding area
    every now and again, and then start training the system that my messages were not spam."

    I use MEHS, and mail that is marked as spam by their filtering can be released by any user not just an admin (These are the mails that go into spamshark).

    There is a feature that allows admins to setup their own custom rules that will put the mail into a custom quarentine area where only the admins can release the messages. So for example you might set a rule that all mail from monster.com goes into this location. The rules created for this are created by the customer Admin not the service, so perhaps what happend is the people you were trying to sent to created their own rule that sent all mail from the domain (or containing something in the company signature) into the mail jail.

  6. It's not on windows update on Vista SP1 Update Locks Out Some Users · · Score: 5, Informative

    You can't download SP1 yet from Microsoft, in fact its not due out for weeks...

  7. Fud on Early Testers Say Vista RC1 Not Ready · · Score: 0, Flamebait

    I'm getting really tired of people predicting how vista or anything will do based on anecdotal evidence.

  8. Re:What does it say about market confidence on Microsoft Confirms New Music Player · · Score: 1

    Ummm Apples shares are up 0.36% today, MS shares are up 4.46%

  9. Re:Tip #87 on Geeky Gifts for New Dads, The Goodfather · · Score: 2, Funny

    The most important tip is


    ALWAYS SHAKE A BABY

  10. Re:Guild Wars -- a better alternative to DS2? on Review: Dungeon Siege II · · Score: 1

    You forgot the most important part! THE TALKING FROG!

  11. really... on ZOTOB Not Quite as Bad as Expected? · · Score: 2, Informative

    It was just hyped big time by a few big media outlets. And really the patch was out, and you know Windows 2000 needs a firewall. I blame it more on crappy IT administration.

  12. Re:What drives people to do this... on MS05-039 Worm in the Wild · · Score: 1

    I always wished the first worm to come out would be one that patched the systems. Maybe make it check for others infections dl avg to their system etc and clean that pc up using free software.

  13. Re:Pure and simple... on Paul Graham Describes Dangers of Spam Blacklists · · Score: 0, Troll

    Lol for fun look up the picture of the guy that runs spambag and then ask yourself if you want him telling you who can send you mail (It's a Jem)

  14. hahaha on Apple Switching to Intel · · Score: 0, Offtopic

    /me breaks out his Mac user rolodex to do some gloating :D

  15. Re:Dictator? on Hyper-Threading, Linus Torvalds vs. Colin Percival · · Score: 4, Funny

    Now that I think of it I've never seen Castro and Linus in the same room....and Linus always seems to be smoking fine cigars...and open source software is practically communism anyway...it all makes sense now!

  16. It's almost like on China to Top U.S. in Broadband Subscribers · · Score: -1, Redundant

    there are more people in China then the us

  17. Re:Ha! on Sony Online To Sell Virtual Property · · Score: 1

    Mmmmm Carp

  18. Just get a dual gpu card on SLI Primer · · Score: 0

    Just get a dual gpu card, or maybe you can have two of those! Lets see who can make the computer that will lose the most value the quickest!

  19. Re:Mini on DIY Mac mini Overclocking · · Score: 4, Funny

    That's one big thumb

  20. Airjack on 'Evil Twin' Threat to Wireless Security · · Score: 4, Interesting

    http://sourceforge.net/projects/airjack/

    Alls you need

  21. Re:Uh? eh? on SanDisk Spins SD/USB Flash Combo · · Score: 1

    Some Canons take the SD media cards such as the PowerShot SD10.

  22. Re:The Mighty Drosophila Robot? on Robots to Rid Us of Cockroaches? · · Score: 2, Funny

    Nah let them use them to get rid of the lawyers first, then move onto higher life forms.

  23. No plextor drives or TY media used on An Exhaustive 16X DVD Burner Roundup · · Score: 1

    I would have liked to have seen how the Plextor drives performed and the use of Taiyo Yuden media as this is what I would use for high quality burning.

  24. Well at least you will be able to understand them on India Outsourcers Find Back Door in Canada · · Score: 3, Insightful

    As anyone knows who has hit someone in India the accents can be very hard to understand, Canadian accents (if any) are very close to americain ones so you might be able to get the help you need!

  25. Re:It's all SMTP's fault! on Child Porn Accusation As Online Extortion Tactic · · Score: 1

    Except anyone can look at the header information of the E-mail and see what ip address it came from. And whover owns that address is the one responsible for the content of the message (Although in most cases its probably an open proxy or a hacked computer so then its a debate as to how responsible they are)