Journal entry · May 19, 2004
Gmails spam filter managed to filter just over 90% of spams for first time. Out of 255 spams received in two days 25 got through.
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Gmails spam filter managed to filter just over 90% of spams for first time. Out of 255 spams received in two days 25 got through.
A very good answer to the exam question “Is Hell Exothermic” Critical Section – Is Hell Exothermic? The last paragraph reminds me of Robin Saxbys joke Q.Which contraceptive do engineers use? A. Their personality!
A bit naughty this, I got message from Nick Bolton at Firetrust (makers of the excellent Mailwasher product) to upgrade to latest version 4.01 . However after downloading, Mailwasher only works once and heres the rub your old registration key doesnt work! you have to fire of an email and get a new key. Even […]
A very good answer to the exam question “Is Hell Exothermic” Critical Section – Is Hell Exothermic? The last paragraph reminds me of Robin Saxbys joke Q.Which contraceptive do engineers use? A. Their personality!
A bit naughty this, I got message from Nick Bolton at Firetrust (makers of the excellent Mailwasher product) to upgrade to latest version 4.01 . However after downloading, Mailwasher only works once and heres the rub your old registration key doesnt work! you have to fire of an email and get a new key. Even […]
Interesting bit of new English sculpture 21ST CENTURY BRITISH SCULPTURE | Abigail Fallis | DNA DL90 A stack of supermarket trolleys in the shape of DNA, interestingly sponsored by one of the smaller UK supermarkets (Somerfields). Wonder if Abilgail Fallis will do one for Tesco or even better for The Sainsbury Centre
Interesting bit of new English sculpture 21ST CENTURY BRITISH SCULPTURE | Abigail Fallis | DNA DL90 A stack of supermarket trolleys in the shape of DNA, interestingly sponsored by one of the smaller UK supermarkets (Somerfields). Wonder if Abilgail Fallis will do one for Tesco or even better for The Sainsbury Centre
After reading a terrible tale from here I thought I would dig a bit deeper to find a removal programme. This one seems ok although havent tried it myself. A better scheme is probably to use the Firefox browser.
After reading a terrible tale from here I thought I would dig a bit deeper to find a removal programme. This one seems ok although havent tried it myself. A better scheme is probably to use the Firefox browser.
Great site that automatically calculates events in the skys above you. Apparently an iridium satellite is burning up tonight at 11.02pm due west of Cambridge at 30 degrees above horizon Welcome to Heavens-Above!