On Sat, 13 Sep 2008 19:13:20 BST, n3td3v said: > Are you saying MI5 don't have an interest in protecting their computer > systems? Shut the fuck up Valdis, of course they read FD and probably > read it manually like any IT department in any organization should. Actually, they probably apply at least *some* automation, like some basic signal-to-noise filtering. In procmail, it would go something like: :0 *^From:.*n3td3v /dev/null At which point the list is fairly low-traffic and much higher actual usable content percentage. The chances of that procmail filter accidentally throwing a false-positive on an item that is both important *and* not also echoed on other mailing lists is sufficiently low as to not worry about.
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