e-mail spam, who doesn't know them.

while deleting the spam in my dfki-work inbox, this e-mail survived the 10milliseconds of fame and made it here:
subject: Re: jovedVzlAGRA
... [some viagra price list now] ...
... [a web link i won't place here and I would never click]....

and then a personal note from the spammer:
wife you say? Can anything be done about that? Let me think-yes-
something can be done. Out there, in those so-called civilized planets
nothing could be done. Here it can. For I am Svinjar - and Svinjar can

I can really learn from him.
Here it can!!!! For He is Svinjar, Svinjar the Spammer!!! He, not from the civilized planets, but from "there", where HE can!

For I am Svinjar - and Svinjar can. Could say that forever.

Luckily I believe in Jesus, and not investing my illegally earned spamming revenue in hallucinogenic drugs to write weird messages in my spam. Hey, Viagra sellers - you hire morons to make your mass e-mails, ever thought about that your money invested in spam marketing is going to Svinjar?

I am sitting in front of my beloved 12" iBook, called "Eden".


I love it so much that I installed and use a billion of productiveness and communication tools, like plazes, iTunes, bluetooth, wireless, VPN, Adium, ... and ... hm ... weren't there more? Where are those icons?

Yes, macOsX has a design flaw: when you have many apps running and they place icons in the icon-bar to the upper right - the icons get lost. Applications like safari have such a big menu that the icons are all hidden, bad appl.

Thanks to iBlogging.de story on this problem which uses a good-googleable language, I was able to find a nice solution: the application "no menu bar". This app has only one goal: nothing. So that I can refind all those icons I didn't see for months, ah, there is plazes.... finally gets those precious pixel spaces on my screen it deserves.

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