Well, the 'filter defeaters' just makes it easier to filter. My spam filters just keep getting better. I hardly ever see any spam - Yeah for SpamProbe...
Why would a country that can build a space shuttle, fly it around the earth and land it by remote control need to steal software to run an oil pipeline? Pure bull...
I'm waiting for the mars probes to find dino skeletons on Mars. Just finding salty muck really isn't all that cool at all, unless the salty muck sticking to the rover wheels is dyno poop - now that would be something...
to spoof that system to make it look like I:
Change position instantaneously accross the city; Run backwards on a highway; Run red lights; Drive on the sidewalks; Speed at 1000s of km per hour and break the sound barrier in a school zone...
I think that bug goes all the way back to CP/M 2.2 circa 1890 - the OS that Dame Ada created for Charles Babbage (Bill's great grandfather) and which all versions of MS Windows are based on...
MS Access can be usedeither as a standalone DB app or as a front end to a larger SQL DB.
Obviously the advantage of a SQL DB is its ability to serve multiple users at the same time, which Access on its own, can't do.
So, use the right tool for the right problem...
Actually, the more the spammers try to outwit simple filters, the easier it becomes for complex filters to remove the crap. I get about 600 spams a day. Of those, only 1 or two per week gets through to my inbox - that amounts to 99.98 percent effectiveness, with zero false positives. The Bayesian filter just keeps getting better. Thanks, spammers, keep it up!
lived on earth for a much longer time than human beings and all the while the earth was much hotter than it is now - the polar regions were like the tropics today and gawdknows what the tropics were like.
Things seem to grow way better in warmer climes. If that wasn't true then keen gardeners would not have hot houses in their backyards and the tropics would not be forested.
So why exactly do the doomsayers say that life will be destroyed?
If anything, the accuracy of my spamprobe.sourceforge.net filter installation just keeps getting better. I get about 400 spams a day on my domain and SpamProbe gets them all. About once a week a message slips through into my inbox, but those are quite inoffensive spams. Anything that is even mildly irritating gets dumped and the more tricks spammers try to use, the easier it gets for an intelligent filter to remove it.
So, to the spammers: Please keep up the tricks, it really helps...
#define TWENTY 19
That is much worse than single character names.
Yeah well, newbies don't get spam - but you will. My domain is 9 years old and I get 2000 spams a day.
Well, the 'filter defeaters' just makes it easier to filter. My spam filters just keep getting better. I hardly ever see any spam - Yeah for SpamProbe...
Darl should beware of the Penguin Liberation Front... plf.zarb.org
you can already copyright compilations. So, this is nothing new, nothing earth shattering and won't change anything...
Why would a country that can build a space shuttle, fly it around the earth and land it by remote control need to steal software to run an oil pipeline? Pure bull...
and promptly sank into the muck? Next time they should make sure Mars probes can float...
I'm waiting for the mars probes to find dino skeletons on Mars. Just finding salty muck really isn't all that cool at all, unless the salty muck sticking to the rover wheels is dyno poop - now that would be something...
to spoof that system to make it look like I: Change position instantaneously accross the city; Run backwards on a highway; Run red lights; Drive on the sidewalks; Speed at 1000s of km per hour and break the sound barrier in a school zone...
in 80,000 years?
I wonder how many Canadians live in 24 Sussex Drive Ottawa...
I think that bug goes all the way back to CP/M 2.2 circa 1890 - the OS that Dame Ada created for Charles Babbage (Bill's great grandfather) and which all versions of MS Windows are based on...
Well gee Pixar and Disney make their movies on Linux...
MS Access can be usedeither as a standalone DB app or as a front end to a larger SQL DB. Obviously the advantage of a SQL DB is its ability to serve multiple users at the same time, which Access on its own, can't do. So, use the right tool for the right problem...
Actually, the more the spammers try to outwit simple filters, the easier it becomes for complex filters to remove the crap. I get about 600 spams a day. Of those, only 1 or two per week gets through to my inbox - that amounts to 99.98 percent effectiveness, with zero false positives. The Bayesian filter just keeps getting better. Thanks, spammers, keep it up!
Gimme you e-mail address, then I'll send you one.
Cool, now you can fly over the battle field and reprogram the enemy's maps...
802.11g Plus can do 108Mbps, ditto with 802.11a Turbo. These speeds already exist in off-the-shelf equipment.
MS had no case, they had to yield or risk getting taken to the cleaners if he did go to court...
If we put in a pipe from the moon to the earth, the oil should flow freely.
Things seem to grow way better in warmer climes. If that wasn't true then keen gardeners would not have hot houses in their backyards and the tropics would not be forested.
So why exactly do the doomsayers say that life will be destroyed?
Should run Linux OK - would probably be too slow for WinXP...
Yah, I have one of these locked down WinXP boxes - so I use my own laptop running Linux instead and the special box isn't even plugged in anymore...
That'll discriminate against Gaelic...
So, to the spammers: Please keep up the tricks, it really helps...