Knowing the temperature of your CPU is not something you need every day, but when you do need, well, it’s good to have the tools in place.
Allowing people to fill out forms on your web site that generate email messages is an important part of any organizing web site.
Alfredo Lopez’s blog on Spam and Censorship was published in the current issue of Social Policy Magazine.
Several weeks ago I submitted a blog for PHP developers about how to write secure PHP email scripts.
During a meeting with a small NYC group that funds social justice organizations, we hit upon a need for software that can help manage the proposal review process.
Especially the last few weeks we’ve seen an signficant rise in spam on the May First/People Link servers.
According to ClickZ, AOL will be charging people to send bulk email to it’s user base.
I just did some quick and dirty tests on the 150,000 or so email addresses that are subscribed to the hundreds of email lists that we host.
Some of you have heard us correct you when you refer to yourself as our client (not client, member!
Thanks Rafa for this one. Harvey Mansfield’s book Manliness hardly deserves mention except as a foil for talking about something much more interesting.