At 01:28 PM 1/14/2013, john s wolter wrote:
>"Re:" has become a way to get past Spam filters.
>Â It also attracts the attention of the reader.
>Â This could get the reader to open an EMail
>assuming it was a reply to a message sent. Â It
>is a form of social engineering.
Any spam filter that wo
"Re:" has become a way to get past Spam filters. It also attracts the
attention of the reader. This could get the reader to open an EMail
assuming it was a reply to a message sent. It is a form of social
engineering.
Cheers
John S Wolter
On Mon, Jan 14, 2013 at 4:22 PM, Thomas D. Dean wrote:
On 01/14/13 12:06, john s wolter wrote:
The first place I see [SPAM] is in the email from Henrique Peron.
I see I propagated it by using reply, followed by
dmccunney, me, me, and John Wolter.
I should be more careful when using reply.
Tom Dean
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Figure out how to map the backspace key to ^H and
Appropriate code for del in xterm these are menu options
On Sunday, January 13, 2013, Thomas D. Dean wrote:
> I use either minicom or gtkterm to communicate with FreeDOS.
>
> Everything seems to work Ok, except I cannot use backspace or delete.
I use either minicom or gtkterm to communicate with FreeDOS.
Everything seems to work Ok, except I cannot use backspace or delete.
Both keys do strange things. For example, when using gtkterm, backspace
sends the cursor to the top left, without erasing.
Any ideas?
Tom Dean
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