隨想隨寫
無心閱報,無
Weekly spam summary on December 16th, 2006
This week, we:
- got 16,689 messages from 271 different IP addresses.
- handled 21,893 sessions from 1,229 different IP addresses.
- received 207,766 connections from at least 62,254 different IPaddresses.
- hit a highwater of 8 connections being checked at once.
This is about the same volume as last week ,although the number of different IP addresses connecting to us isunusually large.
| Day | Connections | different IPs |
How to get me to block your web ads in a flash
Tim Bray :
The animation in Web display ads is outta control, outta control, I tellya!
What he said (except that it's been going on for years). The fastest andbest way to get me to really kick your ads to the curb has always beento make them blink and get in my face, and it amazes me that anyone hasever thought such ads were a good idea.
(Huge, page-disrupting and modem-saturating ads don't help, but they are
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一周年
去年今日
我無厘頭開設了“寂然世界”
第一篇文字叫 開始
當時真的沒有想過會支持到一年
這一年之中
我發生過不少事
澳門發生過不少事
我曾經不知節制的在“寂然世界”談了很多事
之後又刪除了
因為“寂然世界”
又衍生了 CTM那邊
倉促之間
(攝:柏齊)
保留天星的理據:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79F6RIM2Am4
梁寶:無論專業還是不專業、草根還是不草根,「發爛」還是「幫拖」,我很希望還沒有到過現場聲援的朋友會盡力站出來。這不是懷緬,而是盡
An unsurprising discovery about spammer behavior
Here's a recent, not entirely surprising discovery about spammerbehavior: some spammers are really slow to pick up DNS updates.
We changed MX entries to point to our new SMTP frontend on late Monday afternoon. Our MXentries had the standard 24 hour timeout and our secondary servers hadupdated to the new zones by Tuesday morning at the latest, so by nowit is more than two days after our old MX entries were required tohave been purged from caches, even if they were gotten from asecondary using
保留天星運動新聞稿:告全香港市民書
心淡
然後替友人提早慶祝生日,晚飯後回家。
今夜,被友人責罵,寧願看到我跌跌碰碰但總相信愛情,勝過如今甚麼都放棄還打算掛上價目牌,演活
Fedora Core's memory problem
; chkconfig --list autofs
service autofs supports chkconfig, but is not referenced in any runlevel (run 'chkconfig --add autofs')
; rpm -U autofs*.rpm
[...]
; chkconfig --list autofs
autofs 0:off 1:off 2:off 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off
Is it too much to ask that Fedora Core remember what services Iwant and don't want running over package upgrades? Apparentlyit is, because this happens