Weird Spam just received from Forum
I just received what looked like a pos to a thread i had posted to but it was about poker.
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I received 2 separate notices that a reply had been made to posts that I replied to. I didn't click on any links, just deleted the e-mail. Something about poker.
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Spam is titled whats it worth for anybody that wants to just delete it.
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Take it as a "back-handed" complement... As this site grows, it more noticed by spammers - and therefore.. Well, you get the idea.. Anyway - it was a spambot that I deleted as soon as it started up. I also deleted all the posts it automated inside a few threads...
Consider it as "putting out the trash".. :cheers: John D. |
Thank You Mr. D........Sir..:)
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JD (John Dunkel NOT Jack Daniels:rotf:) is on the job. Just like Homeland security he keeps us (well our majic machines anyway) safe from the evils of spam:clap:
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I am still trying to figure out why they call it spam.
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Ready? Here ya' go...
The word "Spam" as applied to Email means "Unsolicited Bulk Email". Unsolicited means that the Recipient has not granted verifiable permission for the message to be sent. Bulk means that the message is sent as part of a larger collection of messages, all having substantively identical content. A message is Spam only if it is both Unsolicited and Bulk. Unsolicited Email is normal email (examples: first contact enquiries, job enquiries, sales enquiries) Bulk Email is normal email (examples: subscriber newsletters, customer communications, discussion lists) Technical Definition of Spam An electronic message is "spam" if (A) the recipient's personal identity and context are irrelevant because the message is equally applicable to many other potential recipients; AND (B) the recipient has not verifiably granted deliberate, explicit, and still-revocable permission for it to be sent. |
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And an e-mail program used to be called MUA (Mail User Access) - as with Prodigy, FIDO and other character based systems - your MUA would determine what e-mails you could read.... Best to ya' Eric! John |
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How about from the Korean War?
Spam was what troops were frequently fed but none them wanted it! |
Wow. Kind of wished that I hadn't asked.
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Spam defined with origin ascribed CLICK Extensive wikipedia dissertation on spam CLICK A clip from the (in)famous Monty Python sketch CLICK Evolution from culinary delight to computer disgust |
Wow - I haven't read all the replies yet (but I will ;) )...
Anyway, in the early 90's e-mail SPAM actually started.... I started my first e-mail list discussion in '94 - and recently before that, another list manager had accidentally "copied" all his list users - probably about 200 - 400 folks - with a single unsolicited message. There was an event on DARPA as well, just before that as well... The name "SPAM" grew out of two common beliefs that it would be pervasive (which it certainly is), and you never know what it really contains until you open it.. Anyway - a favorite TV show (UK) - was Marty Python's Flying Circus and it had a famous clip about SPAM (I'll link it below if I can find it) - so, UBE was "nicknamed" SPAM amongst techies, and the trade press "sealed the deal" (I believe it was Digital Review, now defunct - which did another follow up story to the DARPA UBE and referred to it as "SPAM")... Anyway... |
I LOVE IT !!! Thanks John!
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There is absolutly no end to the educational value of this forum. It transends all others.
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For example - if you look at the Fidonet and Echomail message sending structures - those were the precursor to forums such as these... I remember logging into my first Fidonet BBS in the mid-80s... And, sending my first e-mail with an attachment with Echomail... My first "personal computer" computer was a Tandy TRS-80 Model I in 1978.. 4KB of memory and the storage was a cassette tape recorder and a 300 BAUD modem for "communications" (you used the telephone handset to make the connection??!!!). I would program the Z80 in machine language (Zilog Z80, CP/M and basic..) Before that - I used to write programs on a PDP-11, while in high school.....? Ahhh - the good old days ;) John |
What, no Commodore 64?
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I love it!!!!:rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf::rotf:
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Help
Whar did John Say???????? Tom
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John your first computer is probably the equivelent to a PH 16 O frame or any other damascuss or twist barreled Parker:rotf::rotf:
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John;
I honestly understand Latin and Italian better than that alphabet soup of letters. Thanks for geeks :eek: like you to make it work with just a click. BTW- I like spam... sliced, fried and served on a roll with a fried egg. |
On the east coast, you can buy "Taylor Pork Roll". Same ground-up pig as SPAM, but more socially acceptable (and it is GOOD!
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Yeah... We got scrapple too. Yum!
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Here we go again with that Scrapple stuff.
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Scrapple is at the top of the most important food groups. YUM!
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What Big D said.
In fact - Scrapple is second only to - well - bacon... And as all know, bacon goes with "whatever you got"..?? Anything from Pancakes to Potatoes. Apples to Zucchini... You name it - bacon is just, well - simply - better... Scrapple? A very close runner up...... ;) Just from my end of the telescope.... John |
Bacon yummmhhh. I don't remember the restaurant but I was RV'ing through N Central US on my way to Ontario and they were having a celebration of bacon. They offered a bacon ice cream sundae. Well, I had to have one of those - just because. Weird enough to be good :shock:
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Jack - I had a pineapple and onion pizza tonight... weird but great!
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Just sayin' ;) John (BTW - bacon ice cream??? Ummm - Jack, I'm not so sure, but - well - who am I to question??!! ;) ) |
Just add bacon and voila - best pizza ever
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Okay, next time...
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I cant believe I started this thread.
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I like spam, but it would be much better if they made a version with less salt. They have one out but it is almost have turkey. What is with that? One of my favorite hobbies, other than talking to you guys about parkers, is home making bacon. Usually make about 5 lbs and hand out portions to my friends.
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Chuck gave me some Scrapple a couple of years ago at Hausemanns. It ended up a grouse camp in Vermont that year for breakfast. Not bad but I think Dean covered it with maple syrup.....:rotf:
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