We have been spammed by Dropbox.com
Happy Oyster
we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching for an
immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone number.
Any idea to pull the plug of these creeps?
Merci
Aribert
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Joe Zeff
> we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching for
> an immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone
> number.
Funny, I was able to find their street address and fax number simply by
doing [UI].
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Happy Oyster
wrote:
>On Fri, 28 May 2010 01:56:09 +0300, Happy Oyster wrote:
>
>> we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching for
>> an immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone
>> number.
>
>Funny, I was able to find their street address and fax number simply by
>doing [UI].
What is [UI] ? You mean WHOIS?
I meant a search on their web-site.
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Happy Oyster
wrote:
>On Fri, 28 May 2010 01:56:09 +0300, Happy Oyster wrote:
>
>> we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching for
>> an immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone
>> number.
>
>Funny, I was able to find their street address and fax number simply by
>doing [UI].
The phone number given in the WHOIS only leads to an idiotic phone machine.
Looks like another fraud. No wonder these �$%&/()=? do spam.
Steve VanDevender
back until you do.
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Happy Oyster
<ste...@hexadecimal.uoregon.edu> wrote:
>You don't seem to understand what this newsgroup is for. Don't come
>back until you do.
You understimate the joy of atomizing such creeps. ;O)
Joe Zeff
> I meant a search on their web-site.
So? You don't expect spammers to make it that easy, do you?
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One learns from errors exactly as much as from successes if not more.
Maarten Wiltink
news:8i5uv5tjhddm65blf...@4ax.com...
>> You don't seem to understand what this newsgroup is for. Don't come
>> back until you do.
>
> You understimate the joy of atomizing such creeps. ;O)
Yawn. Don't come back until you understand what this newsgroup is for,
and can supply footage of the atomisation.
I think we're going to need a bigger chicken.
Tebrgwrf,
Maarten Wiltink
Jim
> we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching for an
> immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone number.
Good.
Jim
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Jed Davis
> I think we're going to need a bigger chicken.
You needed a bigger chicken in '99, when the arrogant twit who was the
17-year-old me was able to post. And that wasn't even when the ISC was
giving said bird to all and sundry, either, IIRC.
--
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((lambda (r) ((C C) (lambda (s) (r (lambda l (apply (s s) l)))))) (lambda
(f) (lambda (l) (if (null? l) C (lambda (k) (display (car l)) ((f (cdr l))
(C k))))))) '((#\J #\d #\D #\v #\s) (#\e #\space #\a #\i #\newline)))))
E.P.Sporgersi
I think it would be safe to say that most of the denizens of this group
would know, yes. The procedure would be to inform the appropriate
authorities over the appropriate channels, and drop your little problem
into their capable hands.
This newsgroup, however, is not the appropriate channel, and while some of
the locals may indeed work for the appropriate authorities, this newsgroup
is the place where they congregate so as not to be bothered with that
shit for a spell. You, Mr. Oyster, are trying to bother these people with
work-related crap nonetheless.
But let it not be said that we, the denizens of alt.sysadmin.recovery
ignore your pleas for Useful Information. Ask and ye shall receive. Do not
bother to point out the mismatch between what you ask, and what you
receive, because I am aware of it. The Useful Information I feel moved to
bestow upon you is as follows:
Fuck off.
Stig Sandbeck Mathisen
> we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching
> for an immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone
> number.
Turn it all off
Go outside
Eat ice cream
...and you're on the path to recovery :)
--
Stig Sandbeck Mathisen
Trust the Computer, the Computer is your Friend
Jim
> Happy Oyster <happy....@ariplex.com> writes:
>
>> we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching
>> for an immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone
>> number.
>
> Turn it all off
>
> Go outside
>
> Eat ice cream
>
> ...and you're on the path to recovery :)
Error:NoBeerMention exception raised.
Shmuel Metz
at 01:56 AM, Happy Oyster <happy....@ariplex.com> said:
>we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching
>for an immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone
>number.
k3wl.
>Any idea to pull the plug of these creeps?
Yes.
Any idea what the FAQ says about UI?
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Reply to domain Patriot dot net user shmuel+bspfh to contact me.
We don't care. We don't have to care, we're Congress.
(S877: The Shut up and Eat Your spam act of 2003)
Bryce Utting
> On 2010-05-28, Stig Sandbeck Mathisen <s...@fnord.no> wrote:
>> Turn it all off
>>
>> Go outside
>>
>> Eat ice cream
>>
>> ...and you're on the path to recovery :)
>
> Error:NoBeerMention exception raised.
wait, wait, wait: ice cream's a crucial ingredient of beer milkshakes.
I think we should allow it.
butting
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no matter how many times you run into the wall you will not expode.
-- Things I Learn From My Patients
Jim
>>> Go outside
>>>
>>> Eat ice cream
>>>
>>> ...and you're on the path to recovery :)
>>
>> Error:NoBeerMention exception raised.
>
> wait, wait, wait: ice cream's a crucial ingredient of beer milkshakes.
> I think we should allow it.
No. Beer milkshakes are just fiddling about with perfectly good beer.
Niklas Karlsson
> Happy Oyster <happy....@ariplex.com> wrote:
>
>> we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching
>> for an immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone
>> number.
>>
>> Any idea to pull the plug of these creeps?
>
> TCP/119 outbound, too.
Insufficiently thorough. An air gap is the most effective firewall[0].
Niklas
[0] Wireless technologies may require a significantly larger air gap,
though, or in certain cases, a broken line of sight.
--
>I've wondered recently why it's not feasible to make large passenger planes
>capable of water landing.
Well, they keep having to replace all the seat cushions, for one
thing... -- Mike Sphar and Mark Hughes in asr
mikea
> Happy Oyster <happy....@ariplex.com> wrote:
>
>> we (a mailing-list) just have been spammed by dropbox.com. Searching
>> for an immediate contact I neither found a street address nor a phone
>> number.
>>
>> Any idea to pull the plug of these creeps?
>
> TCP/119 outbound, too.
The proposed solution is insufficient. Complete disconnection of the
computer(s) from all wired or wireless external connections, including
power, is more appropriate in the instant case. To complete the
disconnection, I recommend a suitable article of thermite, such as the
M1A1 Safe Destroyer, which may be available through military surplus.
--
"HTML's a cheap whore. Treating her with respect is possible, and even pref-
erable, because once upon a time she was a beautiful and virginal format, but
you shouldn't expect too much of her at this point." (Mark 'Kamikaze' Hughes)
Ben A L Jemmett
> "Maarten Wiltink" <maa...@kittensandcats.net> writes:
> > I think we're going to need a bigger chicken.
>
> You needed a bigger chicken in '99, when the arrogant twit who was the
> 17-year-old me was able to post.
*blinks* AOL! Strange, I didn't have you pegged for that; I can only
hope I've shaken it off similarly well, so as not to incur quite so
much scorn these days...
--
Regards,
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http://flatpack.microwavepizza.co.uk/
Happy Oyster
<ste...@hexadecimal.uoregon.edu> wrote:
>You don't seem to understand what this newsgroup is for. Don't come
>back until you do.
Your fine attitude is a brilliant example of exactly what I had expected here.
You did not realize that I am an avid reader here for more than a decade. ;O)
Oh, no, you don't owe me a keyboard.
.
Alan J Rosenthal
> ;O)
Um, you have something hanging out of your trousers, you might want to go
to the lavatory and inspect yourself...
Steve VanDevender
> On Thu, 27 May 2010 16:36:48 -0700, Steve VanDevender
> <ste...@hexadecimal.uoregon.edu> wrote:
>
>>You don't seem to understand what this newsgroup is for. Don't come
>>back until you do.
>
> Your fine attitude is a brilliant example of exactly what I had expected here.
>
> You did not realize that I am an avid reader here for more than a decade. ;O)
You may have been reading, but you obviously haven't been comprehending.
Back off exponentially, and don't try posting again for at least two
decades. I'm not expecting you to have any more clues in twenty years
if you couldn't acquire them in the last ten, but at least you won't be
stupiding up the place again for a while.
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Every day comes, every day goes / 100 years and nobody shows -- Happy Rhodes
Joe Zeff
> The proposed solution is insufficient. Complete disconnection of the
> computer(s) from all wired or wireless external connections, including
> power, is more appropriate in the instant case. To complete the
> disconnection, I recommend a suitable article of thermite, such as the
> M1A1 Safe Destroyer, which may be available through military surplus.
Why? Wouldn't having the OADS target the swerver room be sufficient?
--
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http://www.zeff.us http://www.lasfs.info
That would be Ghormenghastly.
TimC
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
> On Thu, 27 May 2010 16:36:48 -0700, Steve VanDevender
> <ste...@hexadecimal.uoregon.edu> wrote:
>
>>You don't seem to understand what this newsgroup is for. Don't come
>>back until you do.
>
> Your fine attitude is a brilliant example of exactly what I had expected here.
>
> You did not realize that I am an avid reader here for more than a decade. ;O)
That's odd. You seem to have about as much clue here as you do over
in opera.linux. Although you have been mercifully quiet over there
recently. Or had I already killfiled you over there? I can't
remember. Killfiles don't usually require so much thinking about.
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Niklas Karlsson
> M1A1 Safe Destroyer
Along the lines of the Offensive/Inoffensive Grenade discussion I recall
from a few years back: is there an M1A1 Unsafe Destroyer?
Niklas
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Stig Sandbeck Mathisen
> No. Beer milkshakes are just fiddling about with perfectly good beer.
Not to mention what it does to perfectly good ice cream.
--
Stig Sandbeck Mathisen
(fnord)
Graham Reed
> Jim <j...@magrathea.plus.com> writes:
>
>> No. Beer milkshakes are just fiddling about with perfectly good beer.
>
> Not to mention what it does to perfectly good ice cream.
And if you don't have perfectly good beer and perfectly good ice
cream, that's as good a reason as any to go get some.
Or make some yourself... mmmm... home-made ice-cream... home-brewed
beer....
--
"If you have to ask what kind of meat it is, you're too sober."
-- Rincewind the Wizard
Graham Reed
> You needed a bigger chicken in '99, when the arrogant twit who was the
> 17-year-old me was able to post. And that wasn't even when the ISC was
> giving said bird to all and sundry, either, IIRC.
NOW I feel old. The new glasses didn't do it. (OK, they did, but not
as much.)
I was older than 17 when the 'froup first got chickenized.
I have this sneaking suspicion I was also part of why TTTSNBN
SNBN....
--
Never attribute to drunkeness that which can be adequately explained by
stupidity.
-- David G. in the Monastery (and many others)
Happy Oyster
<ste...@hexadecimal.uoregon.edu> wrote:
>Happy Oyster <happy....@ariplex.com> writes:
>
>> On Thu, 27 May 2010 16:36:48 -0700, Steve VanDevender
>> <ste...@hexadecimal.uoregon.edu> wrote:
>>
>>>You don't seem to understand what this newsgroup is for. Don't come
>>>back until you do.
>>
>> Your fine attitude is a brilliant example of exactly what I had expected here.
>>
>> You did not realize that I am an avid reader here for more than a decade. ;O)
>
>You may have been reading, but you obviously haven't been comprehending.
>Back off exponentially, and don't try posting again for at least two
>decades. I'm not expecting you to have any more clues in twenty years
>if you couldn't acquire them in the last ten, but at least you won't be
>stupiding up the place again for a while.
Yawn.
.
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Happy Oyster
I appear only from time to time - am busy with other stuff.