Me thinks thou doth protest too much.
You're using the phrase incorrectly. That phrase doesn't mean "You're whining too much". Rather, it is an argument for attributing guilt. An archaic form of the more recent "He who denied it, supplied it".
The issue with gmail in particular is that a) it is unable to filter according to the actual recipient address used and
Sure you can. But you can't use the TO:"email+filter@gmail.com" field in the filter. Instead, use the field Has the words:"deliveredto:email+filter@gmail.com". The "deliveredto" will match the exact email address for the adressee, while the "to" field just matches the email after it has been resolved from email+filter to email.
b) it is impossible with any webmail I know to have incoming emails rejected, in particular combined with a)...
You can do plenty of things, such as applying a label, marking it as spam, etc. But you're right that you can't send a rejection email; you'd need to control the smtp server to do that.
Mobius fax, FTW.
Why Mobius? You don't need to twist the loop in order for it to perpetually fax.
Published on Tue Jan 04 2011
Cool story. Not exactly recent, though.
I don't think I've ever seen it snow upwards.
It comes up, Charlie Brown, snow comes up! ~ Lucy
Once the certificates are changed, it should be considered best practice to rotate the server key as well, so the new certificate will always be signing a different key from the previous certificate.
I've not heard this before. I'm curious to why this would be considered best practice. What reasons are there to cause one to want to generate a new key instead of reusing the old one?
Dude, have you even seen 300?
No. Netflix doesn't have it available for streaming.
Any given program will expand to fill available memory.