New Project: Spamlain
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Journeyman
Dec 12, 2007, 11:59:38 AM12/12/07
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Ok the okopipi project has been dead for some time. I see that a few
people are still posting to and checking this mailing list, so I
figured I would let you know of this project. Awhile ago I started a
new project called Spamlain because most the people who owned parts in
okopipi are gone, such as the domain name and the admin to this
group. Shortly after that project died too. However I was recently
contacted by forbes who was very interested in the project. After
telling a programmer friend of mine about the interview he was very
interested in working on it. The sourceforge page is
http://sourceforge.net/projects/spamlain/ I will soon be created a
webpage for a forum.
Let me know if you have any questions, or want to help get this
projected started again.
people are still posting to and checking this mailing list, so I
figured I would let you know of this project. Awhile ago I started a
new project called Spamlain because most the people who owned parts in
okopipi are gone, such as the domain name and the admin to this
group. Shortly after that project died too. However I was recently
contacted by forbes who was very interested in the project. After
telling a programmer friend of mine about the interview he was very
interested in working on it. The sourceforge page is
http://sourceforge.net/projects/spamlain/ I will soon be created a
webpage for a forum.
Let me know if you have any questions, or want to help get this
projected started again.
secondwheel
Dec 21, 2007, 7:22:28 PM12/21/07
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I'd like to be involved. I still gotta get back to finishing the
merge of habu and the knujon Thunderbird plugins, but I just wrapped
up an enormous project in my "real" life, so I'm hoping to be able to
get back into that again, plus this new project.
"C & Java" is encouraging, as well... Java's my bread & butter, so
I'll have a lot to offer there. And it looks like the consumer VM is
finally getting the polish it's been missing for so long:
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/javase/consumerjre/
~sw
On Dec 12, 5:59 pm, Journeyman <C130comm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok the okopipi project has been dead for some time. I see that a few
> people are still posting to and checking this mailing list, so I
> figured I would let you know of this project. Awhile ago I started a
> new project called Spamlain because most the people who owned parts in
> okopipi are gone, such as the domain name and the admin to this
> group. Shortly after that project died too. However I was recently
> contacted by forbes who was very interested in the project. After
> telling a programmer friend of mine about the interview he was very
> interested in working on it. The sourceforge page ishttp://sourceforge.net/projects/spamlain/ I will soon be created a
merge of habu and the knujon Thunderbird plugins, but I just wrapped
up an enormous project in my "real" life, so I'm hoping to be able to
get back into that again, plus this new project.
"C & Java" is encouraging, as well... Java's my bread & butter, so
I'll have a lot to offer there. And it looks like the consumer VM is
finally getting the polish it's been missing for so long:
http://java.sun.com/developer/technicalArticles/javase/consumerjre/
~sw
On Dec 12, 5:59 pm, Journeyman <C130comm...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Ok the okopipi project has been dead for some time. I see that a few
> people are still posting to and checking this mailing list, so I
> figured I would let you know of this project. Awhile ago I started a
> new project called Spamlain because most the people who owned parts in
> okopipi are gone, such as the domain name and the admin to this
> group. Shortly after that project died too. However I was recently
> contacted by forbes who was very interested in the project. After
> telling a programmer friend of mine about the interview he was very
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