Can't be arsed to explain to you what you already know you were inferring by your 'everyone in prison is innocent' line and it's context with what you were quoting. You have a cracking weekend.In future, before modestly trying to tell someone else that you know better than they do what they mean, at least learn the difference between infer and imply.
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You can be arsed to explain that you can't be arsed to explain? Cool.
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Spamhaus just publish data to a service which may or may not be used by mail server admins. The reason most mail server admins use the service is because without it there would be a never ending flood of spam of uncontrollable proportions.Comment
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Seems they have a suspect. A Dutchman with a Swedish name driving around in a van in northern Spain. R They Sirius?
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/articles/46...n-kamphuis.htmComment
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How did he create such a huge attack? What can he do that others don't?Comment
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Maybe it's just me, but the spam I still occasionally receive seems so pathetic. As I'm surfing the internet, I get embedded ads on the webpages I'm on that correspond to Google/Yahoo searches that I've recently done. And though not always interesting to me, they're at least somewhat relevant, and they seem to know where I live, my sex, and other demographic details.
The spam I get though is just laughable--buy recommendations for penny stocks touting how they'll be worth $26 a share in a few weeks, inquiries from Eastern European women who want to marry me and saying they're replying to ads that I never posted on dating sites I never joined. Penis enlargement pills. They're beyond lame.
Maybe spammers are still making money--I can't believe it's a growth industry though... kinda like buggy whips in the early 20th century.Last edited by marcop; 04-28-2013, 07:31 PM.Comment
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