Marketers. Exes.
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The Ultimate Annoying Email Deflector Shield
On January 5, 2012, In Gadgets, by marissaedwards85
Marketers. Exes.
On October 3, 2011, In Gadgets, by helobka23
Over the last year, the explosion of these abominations called “infographics” has gotten overwhelming. The number of design-deficient morons making these is so ridiculous that you can fill an island with them
Over the last year, the explosion of these abominations called “infographics” has gotten overwhelming. The number of design-deficient morons making these is so ridiculous that you can fill an island with them
Plus caution on Kindle Fire forecasts, and when a bug fix can save a journalist’s life A quick burst of 5 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Microsoft neutralizes Kelihos botnet, names defendant in case > > The Official Microsoft Blog “Microsoft also alleges that Dominique Alexander Piatti, dotFREE Group SRO and the John Doe defendants committed some of the same violations made in the successful legal cases against the operators of the Waledac and Rustock botnets. Kelihos infected users’ computers with malicious software which allowed the botnet to surreptitiously control a person’s computer and use it for a variety of illegal activities, including sending out billions of spam messages, harvesting users’ personal information (such as e-mails and passwords), fraudulent stock scams and, in some instances, websites promoting the sexual exploitation of children.
Plus caution on Kindle Fire forecasts, and when a bug fix can save a journalist’s life A quick burst of 5 links for you to chew over, as picked by the Technology team Microsoft neutralizes Kelihos botnet, names defendant in case > > The Official Microsoft Blog “Microsoft also alleges that Dominique Alexander Piatti, dotFREE Group SRO and the John Doe defendants committed some of the same violations made in the successful legal cases against the operators of the Waledac and Rustock botnets. Kelihos infected users’ computers with malicious software which allowed the botnet to surreptitiously control a person’s computer and use it for a variety of illegal activities, including sending out billions of spam messages, harvesting users’ personal information (such as e-mails and passwords), fraudulent stock scams and, in some instances, websites promoting the sexual exploitation of children.
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Boot up: Microsoft names defendant in botnet case, Amazon’s burning media strategy, and more
On September 17, 2011, In Joomla, by Lobo
★ Announcing the much anticipated Super Contact Form for Joomla. Supports Joomla 1.7, Joomla 1.6 and Joomla 1.5 . The module allows you to place a Call to Action button on your defined pages.
★ Announcing the much anticipated Super Contact Form for Joomla. Supports Joomla 1.7, Joomla 1.6 and Joomla 1.5 . The module allows you to place a Call to Action button on your defined pages.
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On August 24, 2011, In Gadgets, by weranda7
We had heard that Google irked authorities at the Department of Justice when ads advertising illegal and counterfeit drugs started popping up. But, we didn’t realize just how expensive the offense would be
We had heard that Google irked authorities at the Department of Justice when ads advertising illegal and counterfeit drugs started popping up. But, we didn’t realize just how expensive the offense would be
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Google reaches $500 million settlement with DOJ over drug ads
On July 27, 2011, In Gadgets, by klubetor
That bloody bastard Anders Breivik sent his plan to kill people in Oslo and Utoya to more than one thousand recipients one hour and 17 minutes before the first explosion. His deadly spam even contained a 1500-page attachment. More
That bloody bastard Anders Breivik sent his plan to kill people in Oslo and Utoya to more than one thousand recipients one hour and 17 minutes before the first explosion. His deadly spam even contained a 1500-page attachment. More
On July 13, 2011, In Gadgets, by mbanku
Remember when your legitimate emails were flanked by dozens of grammatically nightmarish blurbs, peddling pills, x-rated services, and Nigerian scams? If you use Gmail , most of that garbage no longer arrives in your inbox, instead making its way to a spam folder, where it’s held for a month before ending its journey at the Google graveyard
Remember when your legitimate emails were flanked by dozens of grammatically nightmarish blurbs, peddling pills, x-rated services, and Nigerian scams? If you use Gmail , most of that garbage no longer arrives in your inbox, instead making its way to a spam folder, where it’s held for a month before ending its journey at the Google graveyard
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If you’re one of the lucky ones who landed themselves a Google+ account, you might have felt a little less fortunate when your inbox was bombarded by repeated notifications. Vic Gundotra , the Goog’s social mastermind, took to the fledgling service to apologize and explain what happened. Turns out the servers in charge of tracking notifications ran out of disk space for about 80 minutes — causing them to repeatedly send and resend the same messages.
If you’re one of the lucky ones who landed themselves a Google+ account, you might have felt a little less fortunate when your inbox was bombarded by repeated notifications. Vic Gundotra , the Goog’s social mastermind, took to the fledgling service to apologize and explain what happened. Turns out the servers in charge of tracking notifications ran out of disk space for about 80 minutes — causing them to repeatedly send and resend the same messages.
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Google+ runs out of disk space, floods inboxes with notification spam
On June 14, 2011, In Gadgets, by fuistaszej3
Typically our electronic exchanges flow from person to person, one real email address to another. But the sad fact is, the vast majority of messages sent don’t have anything to do with managing relationships, workloads, or weekend plans
Typically our electronic exchanges flow from person to person, one real email address to another. But the sad fact is, the vast majority of messages sent don’t have anything to do with managing relationships, workloads, or weekend plans
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HELLO DEAR, Where Does Spam Come From?
On May 26, 2011, In Gadgets, by mbanku
We’ve used plenty of The Oatmeal’s funny comics in the past, here on Giz . But that’s always been with artist Matthew Inman’s permission, full attribution, and a link back to the site
We’ve used plenty of The Oatmeal’s funny comics in the past, here on Giz . But that’s always been with artist Matthew Inman’s permission, full attribution, and a link back to the site
