zerolove on April 20th, 2008 in Nerdology

BBC NEWS | Technology | Paypal to block ‘unsafe browsers’ When I first read this headline, I’m thinking finally IE is going to be blocked by a major web site since it is unsafe.  Then I read further. Paypal said it supported the use of Extended Validation SSL Certificates. Browsers which support the technology highlight [...]

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This is an aggregator for Birmingham Alabama Twitter users. With this you can keep up with what others in Birmingham are doing. You can also see all the other Birmingham Area Twitter out there. Think of it as a stream of consciousness. Birmingham Pulse I must give props to Justin Mason and Venus. I have [...]

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zerolove on February 6th, 2007 in Nerdology

Ok so your developing software, and you have a great base to start with. Your going to add some GUI stuff to it. Your going to give users a way to control it without using several hundred command lines. This software will run on Linux, and it will be direct competition with a Microsoft Product. [...]

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zerolove on February 2nd, 2007 in Nerdology

The Can Spam Act is not working. Most spammers either don’t care, are not being tracked, there isn’t enough people to go after them, or they are in another country. Either way it don’t work. So here are some tips to help stop some of the spam in your Inbox. First off, if you already [...]

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zerolove on February 1st, 2007 in Nerdology

Being I work at an Internet Service Provider that handles business only, I have to deal with alot of CIO/CEO types. The one thing that is a common problem with spam is it changes. We use a mixture of custom rules, some custom pluggins, etc.. but mainly we use SpamAssassin. While the SARE Ninja’s keep [...]

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