The Window
In my search for the perfect roleplaying game, I encountered this gem. It’s not perfect (if it was a single d10 or d20 it would rock), but it’s certainly thought-provoking. http://www.mimgames.com/window
In my search for the perfect roleplaying game, I encountered this gem. It’s not perfect (if it was a single d10 or d20 it would rock), but it’s certainly thought-provoking. http://www.mimgames.com/window
I just yesterday finished updates to the mail server so that SpamAssassin would run. It is configured so that when mail arrives at the server, it matches it against some criteria. Based on how well email matches, the server tags it with a number and lets it pass through otherwise unaltered. Messages that get a rating higher than 5 have their subject lines tagged with {Spam?}. Messages with really high ratings are tagged with {HighScoreSpam?}. It is now very easy to sift out the spam using a filter in an email client.
In addition to this change, I have added virus detection on the email server. If a potential virus comes in via email, the email subject line will be tagged with {Virus?} and the attachment that contained the virus will be removed from the message into quarantine on the server. Suspected virus files can be retrieved if I fetch them from the server. It would be cool if you could send mail to somewhere to retrieve your files.
The Declude software company offers this tool for sending the EICAR virus signature to an email address for the purposes of testing virus detection by email servers. Very handy.http://www.declude.com/tools/mailsend.html
Berta took some pictures of Abby doing the dishes while I supervise.
On Friday night Berta and I dropped Abby off at my mom's house for overnight sitting. We've been doing this about once a month, and it seems like much longer since our last adult outing.
We met up with Dave and Jen at my mom's house, and left form there for the Thai Orchid over in Malvern.