AOL the ISP has started an Advertiser certification business with its partner Goodmailsystems, and I’m reeling not from any technological breakthroughs achieved, but the terrific prose the competition has come up with to criticize it.
“This takes a system that works and shoves a stick in the flywheel of communication.” – from Subscribermail, a competitor. Another one says “It’s taxation of the good guys with cash, and it does nothing to help the good guys who can’t afford the cost or to deter the bad guys who spam anyway.”
With time to spare hanging Festival Mall one time I happened onto a P100.00 November issue of PCMag US and I’ve been enjoying it since. I severely miss reading these mags – one of the reasons why I started writing for tech mags.
Some new developments on this silly Epixtar thing. But before that, a backgrounder: Like I said in 
I just gotta say I’m really proud of how the 
Viruses can do some strange and wonderful things. Of these the windows metafile situation is by far the most amazing. Consider for instance, that you are viewing a webpage with your favorite internet browser on your favorite operating system. You reach a website with an embedded .wmf file, and voila!
Onstance January 7 installation, various anti-virus tweakeths taken upon myself to enhanced postfix main.cf file on client mailserver has accrueth positive consequences. Whereas previously bedeviled by spam, has heretofore since reports indicative of spam rejected! Viruses are thus flung onto fields of the dreaded dev/null and the internet beyond!
The University of the Philippine’s Portia Sorority has been around for 72 years, counting such luminaries as 
I realized something after the past few days. Amongst the many types of geeks, I’m assuming that the Postfix geek has to be the stressed of all, due to the following facts: