Linked by David Adams on Thu 13th Nov 2008 16:02 UTC
Privacy, Security, Encryption McColo Corp, an internet service provider that has been confirmed to be the provider of choice to a rogue's gallery of unsavory clients, has been cut off by its backbone providers, cutting the world's total volume of spam by as much as 75%. Sadly, these people will undoubtedly be able to find other service eventually. But enjoy the respite while it lasts.
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Threshold
by sbergman27 on Sat 15th Nov 2008 03:18 UTC
sbergman27
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2005-07-24

This is valuable information. When an ISP crosses the 75% of world spam line, someone notices and shuts them down. In the future, spamming ISPs should take care to remain at 74% or below.

RE: Threshold
by hollovoid on Sat 15th Nov 2008 13:41 in reply to "Threshold"
hollovoid Member since:
2005-09-21

hahaha I doubt thats a threshold they use, I think personally they should keep it at under 1%, and they have to lose an appendage every time it rises over that.

Seems fair to me!

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RE[2]: Threshold
by sbergman27 on Sat 15th Nov 2008 21:26 in reply to "RE: Threshold"
sbergman27 Member since:
2005-07-24

they should keep it at under 1%, and they have to lose an appendage every time it rises over that.

With 5 to choose from, which one first?

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