csgarvey - Slashdot User

Submission + - Does SPF really work?

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Intelopment

on Tuesday May 29, 2007 @12:08AM

Intelopment writes: "My Domain name has recently been used a lot as the REPLY field by some inconsiderate spammer and my ISP has suggested that I consider using the Open SPF service (http://openspf.org/) as a way to stop spammers from using my domain name for their REPLY field. From what I can tell it requires the receiving mail server to actually participate in the SPF service, which is where I get my doubts. Does anyone have any experience with this service? Does it work? Are many ISPs using openSFP?"

Telecommuting Backlash 250

Posted by ScuttleMonkey on Tuesday June 20, 2006 @06:37PM from the blame-game dept.

coondoggie writes to tell us that advocates of the telecommute have stood up against recent finger pointing based on recent telecommuter screw ups. One of the more notable screw up was the recent loss of many veteran's personal information by a VA employee. From the article: "Despite years of growing acceptance, telework still has such detractors. 'The No. 1 challenge is cultural inertia. It's motivating the middle managers, teaching them a new way of doing work,' O'Keeffe says. 'It's the Luddite mentality that we need to change.'"

Comment Re:Pricing looks good (Score 1) 624

by csgarvey on Tuesday October 26, 2004 @09:07PM (#10637527) Attached to: Verizon Taking FTTP Installation Orders

It might help to make you feel all warm and fuzzy inside, but I pay Eur 204.49 (~ US 260.71) per month for 2048/256 here in Ireland, where our government keep pitching us as the e-hub of Europe. There are a handful of broadband (dsl & wireless.. no cable) available to me, but for an uncapped reasonable speed, that's the best I can do!

.cg

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