"Hey, what the hell Bobby Sue, let's have another 13 kids we can't afford to feed. Hey, Bobby Sue, lookie here, it says here in my e-lectronic mail that they've get these new fangeled pills that can enlarge my penis. Heeeee hah! I'm saving this here message and if I can't find these babies at Wal-Mart then I'll just click this here website and buy these puppies. Your 4 credit cards aren't still maxed out is they Bobby Sue?"
How long before spam filters recognize when a message has an alphanumeric word in it (ignoring URLs). How about messages with bogus html tags? Tags within the header (I see many tags in the subject line.)
Microsoft Word seems to know when a sentence is well-written (much of the time). Why can't spam filters do the same?
No kidding. I ran AdAware on a neighbor's computer the other day and found 800 spyware objects. He had Gator, Lop, WebHancer, and everything else and their brothers.
The bads ones spawn 4 new popups if you try to close them.
Solution: disable JS before you close the window. Then close it. That window may still have JS running in it, but the 4 windows that popup will be neutered.
I checked sears, viewed source, and not a single byte to be found.
As far as RealSpyer, uh, Player, I am sure that these companies are being paid by them to use that formant so that viewer have to download RealSpyware to view the media.
I for one, will never load any RealSpyware on my computer.
Seems to me this might be their strategic plan to confuse the consumer base about ad blocking. They are simply trying to pollute the adblocking environment with tainted adblockers.
Security Tab
Restricted Sites Icon
Sites...
"doubleclick.com" enter
"doubleclick.net" enter
OK
Internet Icon
Custom Level...
Disable all Jscript and ActiveX controls
OK
Let's see doubleclick beat that.
I don't care how rich those b@$t@rds are, One of these days, they are going to run out of money trying to sue every last P2P user.
Do you honestly think they can go after a few 1E+7 people?
On an introductory note, my name is localhost, this is my first post ever to slashdot after being a lurker for the last two months. I used to use Napster (it rocked for a while), but that went to hell after the RIAA choked it to death. Then I switched to another one that was decent too until I moved to an "ISP" that blocked it. I primarily get my media by checking out CDs and DVDs from my not-so-local library system that rocks.
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Ooops. DMCA Violation. Expect the Feds to come pounding on your door.
Not to mention it's standard policy where I used to work to inspect currency larger than 5 for "That strip."
Somebody email me when they impliment a feature that allows you to talk to someone.
This was in case there was the person who forgot to turn on the adblocker and got into such mess
Um, that didn't come out the way I meant...... I mean learn, not care.
The companies do care. They just don't give a flying fuck.
I thought Etch-a-Sketch pads were spam resistant.
Microsoft Word seems to know when a sentence is well-written (much of the time). Why can't spam filters do the same?
Now that's a Lose-Lose Proposition! The Devil (DMCA) verses Hell (popups).
No kidding. I ran AdAware on a neighbor's computer the other day and found 800 spyware objects. He had Gator, Lop, WebHancer, and everything else and their brothers.
That is SICK
I would LOVE to see Judge Judy preside over a DMCA trial and DMCA countersuit.
The bads ones spawn 4 new popups if you try to close them.
Solution: disable JS before you close the window. Then close it. That window may still have JS running in it, but the 4 windows that popup will be neutered.
I checked sears, viewed source, and not a single byte to be found. As far as RealSpyer, uh, Player, I am sure that these companies are being paid by them to use that formant so that viewer have to download RealSpyware to view the media. I for one, will never load any RealSpyware on my computer.
The pop-up ads advertising pop-up ad filters
Can you say........ SPYWARE?????
Seems to me this might be their strategic plan to confuse the consumer base about ad blocking. They are simply trying to pollute the adblocking environment with tainted adblockers.
Wouldn't it be possible to implement logging so that you can see what your adblocker blocks?
Damnit...... forgot all my
tags
Security Tab Restricted Sites Icon Sites... "doubleclick.com" enter "doubleclick.net" enter OK Internet Icon Custom Level... Disable all Jscript and ActiveX controls OK Let's see doubleclick beat that.
I remember back in March-April 2004 of at least 4-6mil on at any time
Nice to see we have someone who can look a few months into the future to assure us that file sharing will be strong again.
Do you honestly think they can go after a few 1E+7 people?
On an introductory note, my name is localhost, this is my first post ever to slashdot after being a lurker for the last two months. I used to use Napster (it rocked for a while), but that went to hell after the RIAA choked it to death. Then I switched to another one that was decent too until I moved to an "ISP" that blocked it. I primarily get my media by checking out CDs and DVDs from my not-so-local library system that rocks.