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Category Archives: Spam
The suboptimal way to deal with spam
When a few people started calling for the death penalty for spammers, my intial reaction was that it seemed extreme. But the more I’ve had to deal with spam, the more I’ve come around to that point of view. Spammers … Continue reading
Posted in Qmail, Spam, The Suboptimal Way
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Spam: Free 4X Life Printer
So if I buy the “Free 4X Life Printer” for which I’ve been getting spam lately, and print out my life at 4X, will it look any better than my life does at actual size?
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Taking advantage of spammers
The prevailing wisdom about spam recommending stock is that it is part of illegal pump-and-dump operations. It would be interesting to monitor such spam and the performance of the recommended stocks, and determining whether it’s possible to make money by … Continue reading
Posted in Legal & Political, Spam
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Spam is an economic problem, and needs an economic solution
In a discussion on Slashdot a few weeks, someone wrote: Spam is a social problem, not primarily a technical one, and the solution is social. No, it’s an economic problem, thus the solution is an economic one. As long as … Continue reading →