Posts Tagged ‘email’
This happened a few weeks ago. I kept it quiet and reported it. Hasn’t happened again, and I haven’t heard anything, so I presume it’s fixed.
It appears spammers have learned to hijack Google Alerts for spamming purposes. By setting up an alert with a spam text, the email is sent through [...]
Wednesday, June 20th, 2007 Posted in Google, Security, Spam | 3 Comments »
According to ZDNet a Yankee Group report to be released next month found that of 1,000 IT managers and C-level executives, “23% of the survey respondents indicated they intend to migrate away from Exchange Server.” That’s a rather impressive number. Quite a few of those could go to Zimbra or Hula/NetMail, which could [...]
Saturday, March 24th, 2007 Posted in Mozilla, Open Source | 1 Comment »
Since 9/19/2006 when I last emptied my Junk folder, my personal email address has 1.65GB (yes, gigabytes) of Spam/Viruses in it. That is in my opinion a sign of a serious problem.
Oh yea, a few weeks ago, we began auto-rejecting email from certain blacklisted servers, which drastically cut down on spam. And still [...]
Wednesday, February 21st, 2007 Posted in Mozilla, Spam | 7 Comments »
I didn’t find this anywhere online, so I thought I’d post it. Norton AntiVirus up to and including 2007 doesn’t support POP3 over SSL. That’s a problem since sending mail without SSL is insecure, and sending mail over SSL with no virus scanning is also insecure. There is a fix.
Please note these [...]
Sunday, January 28th, 2007 Posted in Open Source, Security, Software | No Comments »
It seems to be happening more and more. I get emails sent either through my contact page or emailed directly to me that are extremely misguided. Often to the point where you question if they would give you their credit card number, social security number, or proof of a sacrificed first born if [...]
Monday, January 1st, 2007 Posted in Blog, Internet, Mozilla | 4 Comments »
There’s been a lot of buzz lately over AOL and Yahoo charging to email their customers. I think this quote most likely will end up being the future:
“AOL users will become dissatisfied when they don’t receive the e-mail that they want, and when they complain to the senders, they’ll be told, ‘it’s AOL’s fault,’ [...]
Saturday, February 4th, 2006 Posted in Google, Internet, Politics, Spam | 1 Comment »
I’ve discussed this a bit before, but I thought I’d take a deeper look into what the Address Book needs to “kick ass”.
More than just 2 Email fields. 2 initially appear on the form, but a button to add more. I’ve got a few people who I have a work, and more than [...]
Saturday, November 20th, 2004 Posted in Mozilla | 38 Comments »
Come on Jay. We need 2.0. We know it’s good.
Seriously. I’m sick of deleting all these spams. And I don’t want to give up on it.
Problem with TypeKey is that people hate signing up for things. So it limits people from commenting. I hate that. I love when [...]
Saturday, July 24th, 2004 Posted in Blog | 2 Comments »
I asked about getting SMIME support. Here’s the reply I got:
Hello,
Thank you for your suggestion regarding SMIME support — we are forwarding it to the appropriate team for review. We certainly appreciate hearing from Gmail users and encourage you to continue to let us know how we can improve the Gmail experience.
You might be [...]
Friday, June 18th, 2004 Posted in Tech (General) | 1 Comment »
There has been a ton of buzz lately about Gmail, Google’s free email service. 1000 megabytes of free storage, Google Search Technology, and of course all sorts of Google usability improvements. I’m sure Google has stuff still in the labs to enhance it at some point in the future as well, I could [...]
Wednesday, April 14th, 2004 Posted in Google, Security, Tech (General) | 3 Comments »