Spam
Richard Lotz
rlotz at seattlewireless.net
Fri Jun 30 17:11:01 PDT 2006
As Chris alluded to if you check the headers of the "unsubscribe"
message you'll see the message was a simple forgery from me:
X-Auth-Received: from d-140-142-21-85.dhcp4.washington.edu
(D-140-142-21-85.dhcp4.washington.edu [140.142.21.85])
(authenticated authid=rlotz)
Many mail clients let you arbitrarily set your from address. It
proves the point that any mail you get in your inbox is not
guaranteed to be as it seems. Using PGP or other key signing
solutions are one of the few ways to have some form assurance of
where the mail actually came from.
Also, humor to one person may be an insult to another. So use better
judgement than me and don't forge e-mail unless you know the person
will view it as a joke.
On Jun 30, 2006, at 16:29 , Quantum Scientific wrote:
> On Friday 30 June 2006 16:22, Richard Lotz wrote:
>> We've all tried to prove our points, myself included in a way I
>> shouldn't have.
>
> Tell them the whole truth, Richard.
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