Re: Howling Coyote
Randy Gardner (ran...@slip.net) wrote: : Ilmari Karonen wrote: : > Sooner or later, if it hasn't already happened, someone will write a : > spambot that ignores pages/messages with too many addresses together. : > A rather pessimistic view, I know.. but it will happen. I know I'd do : But, you know what I think the IQ of the average spammer is.... : (Hint: You could count his brain cells on one hand.....) Indeed, but remember that one about the infinite monkeys randomly hammering typewriters..? The number of spammers may be finite, but there sure are hell of a lot of them. Besides, there's a strong evolutionary pressure here - dumb spammers get their asses busted. As long as there are enough new ones to take their place, it's likely that the slightly smarter ones survive and write "How To Make A Fortune On The InterNet" books. (read: reproduce) -- ii 3D .sigXIlmari KaronenAscii 3D .sigIlmari Karonen_Ascii 3D .sigIlmari Kar fi....@graphic.iltzu@sci.fi.stereo@gra...@sci.fin.stereo@graphicilt ltzu/ba/http://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/bahttp://www.sci.fi/~iltzu/1bahttp://www.sc is a stereogram!><This .sig is a stereogram!><This .sig is a stereogram!><T
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,eed7cc4857a1dc08 X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: ilt...@sci.fi (Ilmari Karonen) Subject: Re: Howling Coyote Date: 1998/03/27 Message-ID: <6fgim8$s2h$2...@tron.sci.fi>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 338284265 References: <351...@micron.net> <351...@on.spammer> <351...@micron.net> <6faml3$4vn$2...@usenet52.supernews.com> <351...@micron.net> <6fbghp$4j0$3...@tron.sci.fi> <351...@slip.net> Distribution: world Organization: (dis)Order of the Holy Spoon (or whatever) Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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