Bad day to be a spammer!
But a good day for the rest of us! :sonar: Outside The Beltway : Spammer Sentenced to Nine Years in Jail Jeremy Jaynes, the first to be convicted under a federal anti-spam law, was sentenced today to nine years in prison.
I am in here.
But a good day for the rest of us! :sonar: Outside The Beltway : Spammer Sentenced to Nine Years in Jail Jeremy Jaynes, the first to be convicted under a federal anti-spam law, was sentenced today to nine years in prison.
I just passed the bookshelves with Dad’s old collection of Rafael Sabatini‘s works. One book startled me with its title: The Nutballs of Corbal. This worried me, so I looked closer, and the title resolved itself into The Nuptials of Corbal. I feel a little better, though a residuum of worry still lingers.
I have been moving my music files around like so many blocks on a floor, it seems — that’s what it feels like, instead of rearranging electrons on copper disks. It would seem that iTunes requires a deauthorization/authorization process, and merely having one’s (legally purchased) music files on one’s computer doesn’t mean one can listen … Continue reading Moving music
Yahoo! News – Root cause: French maths student sets world record PARIS (AFP) – A 24-year-old French student claimed a world record after he became the first person to figure out the 13th root of a 200-digit number by mental arithmetic alone.