Comment Re:We don't like reading spam either (Score 1) 100
You do!
Just click the "Reply to This" button and add your "disagree mail"!
Just click the "Reply to This" button and add your "disagree mail"!
Submission + - Texas makes green computing mandatory (state.tx.us)
athloi writes: "The Texas House and Senate have both passed an identical version of a bill that requires computer manufacturers to provide a "reasonably convenient" recycling plan that requires no additional payments from consumers. Dell and HP provided some model legislation that was used as the basis for the bill, which if signed, would join similar initiatives already passed in more liberal states like Minnesota and California.
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070611-texa s-legislature-passes-dell-backed-computer-recyclin g-bill.html
Go Texas!"
http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20070611-tex
Go Texas!"
Submission + - Glitch has users fuming, Google "frantic"
netbuzz writes: "A problem with Google's Personalized Home Page feature has apparently cost a lot of users their carefully crafted doors to the Internet. And Google, which says it is frantically searching for a fix, also acknowledges that it is not sure if it will be able to recover the lost settings.
http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/1456 5"
http://www.networkworld.com/community/?q=node/145
Submission + - Microsoft move could be the end of the JPEG
jcatcw writes: "Microsoft Corp. will submit a new photo format to an international standards organization. The format, HD Photo (formerly known as Windows Media Photo), can accommodate lossless and lossy compression. Microsoft claims that adjustments can be made to color balance and exposure settings that won't discard or truncate data that occurs with other bit-map formats."
Journal Journal: Alleged spammer tries to take Spamhaus.org, foiled
Last year, electronic marketing firm e360insight sued the anti-spam blocklist Spamhaus in U.S. District Court over being included on the Spamhaus website as an alleged spammer. Since Spamhaus is a UK company, the jurisdiction of a U.S. Court may be questionable, but Spamhaus found (the hard way) that the court was still willing to enter a default judgment. e360insight then attempted to take Spamhaus.org by using the US Marshall service to try to seize it from its domain registrar, Tucows, but fa
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I'd rather just believe that it's done by little elves running around.
