Okay, cool.
Dad got a new laptop, I installed that Adeona thing and created a strong
password for it. It is working just fine, and I am very impressed.
Thanks, guys!
-tuna
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I see a few things to be concerned with here:
1) GMail expects you to use it's built-in spam detection (it's a lot more
expansive than what LK described, BTW). Building your own spam detection net
via filters is likely to result in a lot of bad effects.
2) Filters have nothing to do with SPAM,
Hey all,
Is anyone on the list going to the Free Software Stammtisch in Avondale
next week? Just wondering as it's right down the street from my house
(and I wasn't aware of it until now).
Cheers,
Josh
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Josh Andler wrote:
Hey all,
Is anyone on the list going to the Free Software Stammtisch in Avondale
next week? Just wondering as it's right down the street from my house
(and I wasn't aware of it until now).
Cheers,
Josh
Josh,
Yes, myself and several others from the Red Hat Academy
On Fri, 2008-10-10 at 15:28 -0500, GK wrote:
I use encfs/fuse as its built into the kernel, bcrypt and gpg. All run under
GPL unlike Truecrypt which is Open Sourced but the owner holds the copywrite.
Meaning they could pull it back, etc. Plus it is not in the Debian repos like
the other
Joseph Sinclair wrote, in part:
Seriously, are you really getting that much spam in your gmail account?
Yes! It's incredible ... 300-400 every day (if I don't use filters to send
the worst of this garbage to trash) ... and it almost always includes 1 or 2
or more legitimate email messages that
Joseph Sinclair wrote:
... filters almost always return more matches than you would expect
unless you make them really tightly controlled (i.e.
listid:some-single-word-id,
with quotes to limit expansion, NOT subject:blah).
PS: I do make those filters really tightly controlled as you
I as well will be there. Can't wait to say hi to everyone as I have not been
on line much...router issues. Actually this is a great place to ask a
question. My router has pretty much always blown. Now when I hook it up to my
modem, my cable goes out for about 10 to 12 hours, and then comes
I feel your pain, I've made similar suggestions to the GMail team several
times, and never got a positive result (partly because there is too much other
work to do to get it to the reliability required to exit beta). There's a base
philosophy behind GMail that nothing should ever be really
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I have posted three new photos to the PLUG Flickr group:
http://www.flickr.com/groups/plug/
These are from the October 2nd Developer Meeting. Scott Harris
presented OpenDDS to a small but interested group.
Someone please cross post this to the
I've seen problems with a Belkin wireless router with Cox. The
connection drops periodically (apparently randomly), and a reboot of the
router restores the connection.
What make/model is your router? I take it you're using Cox?
Jamie Shackles wrote:
I as well will be there. Can't wait to say
It is a D-link
~ Jamie
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From: Eric Shubert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Free Software Stammtisch and Router weirdness
To: plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us
Date: Saturday, October 11, 2008, 4:20 PM
I've seen problems with a
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