Bart De Smet's on-line blog (0x2B | ~0x2B, that's the question)
Solving the spam problem with Caller ID technology would be great. But according to experts, this technology has both strong points and weaknesses. It requires mail servers to download the entire content of spam messages, then it only checks for it for the sender IP address before rejecting them. The Microsoft Outlook 2003 spam filter wasn’t good enough for me too, so I installed a plug-in for Outlook - <a href="http://www.spambully.com/">Spambully</a>. It’s a Bayesian spam filter and works almost perfect for me.
Solving the spam problem with Caller ID technology would be great. But according to experts, this technology has both strong points and weaknesses. It requires mail servers to download the entire content of spam messages, then it only checks for it for the sender IP address before rejecting them. The Microsoft Outlook 2003 spam filter wasn’t good enough for me too, so I installed a plug-in for Outlook - Spambully (http://www.spambully.com). It’s a Bayesian spam filter and works almost perfect for me.