I have been using GMail as a Spam Filter for quite some time. However, in the recent past I have experienced some weirdness and was wondering if something changed on my end, I did something different/wrong or if something changed on GMail that I was not aware of. In my mail scenario, all of my mail gets forwarded to my GMail account from all my other email accounts and I use the GMail POP feature to download/archive my mail on the server. In the past email that was stored in my GMail spam folder was never downloaded via POP to my local email client. However, for the past few weeks that seems to have changed. I have started to receive Spam that has been marked in GMail in my POP client as well. What am I missing? Are you seeing the same thing? [EDIT] It turns out that I WAS […]

Qlue.in is a free hosted blogging solution for those looking to easily create a blog with WordPress but it comes with a twist. Not only do you get a free blog, you can use Google AdSense to generate revenue from your blog. It is free, easy and might make you some extra dough on the side. Since you are the author of the blog, we believe that you should benefit the most from any arrangement. In keeping with that theory, three out of every four pageviews on your Qlue.in blog would display your Adsense Ads and the fourth would display ours. Once your blog generates enough revenue, you get paid from Google without the hassles of any middlepersons. There is a lot of development going on in the backround but Qlue is ready for test drives. We will be adding many more features, themes and plugins in the very near […]

vnStat – network traffic monitor for Linux A simple and textual traffic monitor for LInux that is quite easy to setup and configure if you are not willing to put up with RRD and/or MRTG. Also look at this ACM link for setting up vnStat.

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