Targeting Spam > Google Hosted E-mail (beta) Review
[Vitriolic Humor] Setup was very easy, some changes are required to your DNS MX records (remember your password for your account with your registrar?) for your domain to point e-mail to Google's servers. Once this has been completed (and propagated) you can log into the management interface, setup e-mail accounts, e-mail lists (think aliases) and make some minor changes to the interface (choose a background color, include your logo.) Once you've created the accounts everything is ready to go, it works just like Gmail.
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[Vitriolic Humor] Google Hosted E-mail (beta) Review: You will be bombarded with spam, your will face script kiddies scanning your services trying to 'hack' your passwords, you will see the underbelly of the Internet that most ISPs effectively hide from their users. I particularly enjoyed running my own e-mail server and quickly implemented RBLs, spamassassin, pyzor and razor to keep the good mail flowing and the spam headed to /dev/null.
[Windows Tip of the Day] The Different Types of Internet Threats (Part... : After you have all your defenses setup and in place, you need to make sure you keep the OS and applications up-to-date with the latest service packs, updates, and hot fixes. If you neglect this part of your security regiment, then you will leave yourself open to all sorts of application attacks.
[Lifehacker.com] Lifehacker, the Productivity and Software Guide: As someone who used to reach for a soda at every meal who's trying to get healthy, I can attest to the diet advantages of not downing a sugary drink once or twice a day, and apparently so can you. Thanks Dawn!
[Mattcutts.com] Matt Cutts: Gadgets, Google, and SEO » SEO Mistakes: spam email ...: Also, how about Google, viagra, krankenversicherung, britney spears, matt cutts (no wait, I’m doing okay for that one), search engine optimization, and maybe just for fun, how about making me #1 for the phrase: “you would have to be on crack to believe all guarantees in spam emails about SEO.”
[Weblog.johnlevine.com] E-mail, tech policy and more: He told me about an RFP they got from a large retailer.(He didn't say which one.)They want to install a grid of little cameras on the ceilingof their stores that can track people as they walk around the store,starting from when they walk in the door until they leave.The grid would be self-organizing, adjacent cameras talking to eachother and handing off trackees to each other.It couldn't recognize people, although if you buy something withsomething other than cash, it'd know who you were from that transaction.This isn't intended for loss control (retailese for shoplifting) but morefor marketing.They could, for example, rent a rack in a prominent position to a supplier,and charge them by the number of people who stop to look at it.
[Chris.pirillo.com] Google: Kill Blogspot Already!!! (Chris Pirillo): Not only is blogspot full of splogs, but if you have a blogspot blog, it's probably infested with comment spam as well - even if you turn on comments only for blogspot users. Google could be pruning out comment spam pretty easily since all comments are linked to users and each time a spam user is eradicated, all their comments could be too.
[Schlitt.info] Tobias Schlitt - a passion for php: While typing the email address of a friend, a nice JavaScript? auto-completion drop-down appeared and showed me his email address.
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