mouss wrote:
>
> now, what if spam is stored on an old and cheap HD?
>
>
dog ate my HD.
as well, I read its illegal to deliver harmful content.. like a virus.
Anyone got an (english) sample of a company policy for employees to read?
sounds like (other option) would be to just tag everything and deliver
it. let the user decide if [SPAM] or [SPAMMY] should go to junk folder
or bit bucket.
also sounds like same lawmakers that outlawed 'nmap' in germany wrote
this law.
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