At 02:11 PM 1/11/04, Lalith Vipulananthan wrote:
Bryon wrote:
> That's happened to me a few times recently as well. Just
> today I got one from "Tricia Blankenship".
I got one from "Tricia Blankenship" as well.
Lal
GSV Spam Hell
I just got one (the same ad for p enlargement which I get at
Bryon wrote:
> That's happened to me a few times recently as well. Just
> today I got one from "Tricia Blankenship".
I got one from "Tricia Blankenship" as well.
Lal
GSV Spam Hell
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> Why would Freightliner want to ban "Cultural Institutions" as a
> category? It seems to be harmless enough...
> We block the obvious categories, and allow catgories like Cultural
> Institutions to count towards the "non-work-related" quota
> some people
> are on, but I can't imagine banning
From: Russell Chapman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
What I have noticed, and it really disturbs me, is a change in my received
spam...
A lot of the senders are suddenly using names familiar to me - in the last
couple of days I have had emails from
Harrell
Coffey
Giorgis
Marlowe
Cooper
Edmunds
all promisin
Ronn!Blankenship wrote:
And as far as spam goes, as Randy Cunningham commented on his "This Is
True" list, "It's 2004, and the new anti-spam law is in place. Notice
any reduction in the amount of junk in your inbox? Neither have I."
In fact, if my inbox is typical, if anything, recently it's b
Chad Cooper wrote:
Our corporate proxy is now blocking access to Dr. Brin's web site..
Below is the message.
The Websense category "Cultural Institutions" is filtered.
Why would Freightliner want to ban "Cultural Institutions" as a
category? It seems to be harmless enough...
We block the obvio
Kevin Tarr wrote:
> Kevin T. - VRWC
> 11:30, time for breakfast
By 11.30, you should have had second breakfast and be partaking of
elevenses!
Regards, Ray.
Remember, eating can become a bad hobbit.
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> place. Notice any
> reduction in the amount of junk in your inbox? Neither have
> I." In fact,
> if my inbox is typical, if anything, recently it's been
> getting worse . . .
I agree completely, I have started to receive almost twice the amount of
mail in the last few weeks, especially mail abo
Ronn wrote:
> hosted there since at least 1998 or 1999, and now I can't
> respond to posts
> on the list or even contact the moderator off-list (because
> her address is
> also on one of the servers which is blocking all messages
> from att.net). I
You could always try creating an address
At 01:47 PM 1/2/04, Chad Cooper wrote:
Our corporate proxy is now blocking access to Dr. Brin's web site..
Below is the message.
The Websense category "Cultural Institutions" is filtered.
We use a product from http://www.websense.com/ . This web site filter
blocks about a quarter of the link publ
> Just out of curiosity, is www.davidbrin.com being filtered
> because of the links that are there or because of meta tag
> keywords? I looked at the source of his page and didn't see
> any references to "cultural" that might get blocked.
I am not sure how they determine its unsuitibility. Pr
> Our corporate proxy is now blocking access to Dr. Brin's web
> site.. Below is the message.
> The Websense category "Cultural Institutions" is filtered.
> Nerd From Hell
It almost sounds like you work for the Federal Government! At the
facility I work at, they block things like Microsoft and
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