Has been a while since I went around looking at great ideas. But just moment ago I found Average Idea that teaches you how to generate better ideas.
Smile.
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I get tons of spam, but I’m still tempted to read them once in a while.
I don’t get why people send such spam.
from Bartholomew Rasmussen <kaskgp@ some domain>
to protomakaga@ my domain
date Jan 19, 2007 1:51 AM
subject View or change your orders in Your Account.
mailed-by some domain
A page author can use them whenever and wherever they are needed.
The email header is even more interesting.
The mail came from Outlook Express from a .bx domain, sent to a mail server on a .eg domain and to my domain.
What is the point of this spam? A case of infected Outlook or there is more to it?
36521
That’s how much spam I have in my GMail account. Amazing!
Recently I was puzzle about the irregularity of email from my blog. I did not receive notification of comments. So I looked deeper.
Accidentally I saw on a root email failure message that GMail is refusing mail from my IP because I was sending too much spam.So I went into my GMail and found 36521!
I was forwarding mail for my domain to GMail and then forwarded again to another GMail account which I read all the mails.
Looks like I have to do something about the spam situation. My domain is not at all that popular. I wonder how you guys handle spam?
Any suggestion on what I can do? SpamAssassin maybe?
Just approved a few comments with some dating a month ago. Since using an offline blogging tool, I hardly sign into WordPress admin and didn’t notice the comment waiting.
Happened that I bought a new notebook (acutally was a used, traded in my HP) and have not installed BlogDesk. So I went in and found the comment wait.
Wonder why I did not get any email notification…
You may have notice that as you hover over a link on this site, a dialogue bubble pops up showing a snapshot of the link (Try it).
Snap.com provides that a little javascript that does the magic that you saw. You don’t even have to sign up.
Thumbshots has thumbnail preview of sites for a long time (and I’m sure there are many more). These (Web 1.0?) sites should have made it as easy to include thumbnails for user to include into their site. But I guess they stopped innovating and Snap came in. A case of doing something simple, better.
It would be interesting to see Snap.com’s revenue model.
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