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Maybe they're the only foolproof anti-spam technique, writes Security Supersite Editor Larry Seltzer. But maybe they're also an overreaction.
I had trouble recently sending e-mail to a relative of mine. At first I just assumed he was blowing me off, but eventually I found out he was using a whitelist: He defined a list of e-mail addresses from which he is willing to receive e-mail, and e-mail from all other senders is dropped. People are trying everything to combat spam, and whitelists are one of the simplest and most effective. Theres an obvious problem with them, of course. As with my own example, you cant send mail to someone unless the recipient has put you on his or her list. How do you get them to put you on the list? Send an e-mail asking? Whoops, that wont work. Call them up? Well maybe, but the real point is that its an awkward situation.
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You can use whitelists halfway, too. In other words, you can use whitelists as part of a multiple-technique approach to spam blocking. Typically, whitelists are evaluated first, and all mail from users on them is let through. In this context, you know at least that there will be no false positives against users on the whitelist. Only mail from presumably less-familiar people is then subjected to other scrutiny. There are also programs and services that act as whitelist managers, such as
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Larry Seltzer has been writing software for and English about computers ever since,much to his own amazement,he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 1983.
He was one of the authors of NPL and NPL-R, fourth-generation languages for microcomputers by the now-defunct DeskTop Software Corporation. (Larry is sad to find absolutely no hits on any of these +products on Google.) His work at Desktop Software included programming the UCSD p-System, a virtual machine-based operating system with portable binaries that pre-dated Java by more than 10 years.
For several years, he wrote corporate software for Mathematica Policy Research (they're still in business!) and Chase Econometrics (not so lucky) before being forcibly thrown into the consulting market. He bummed around the Philadelphia consulting and contract-programming scenes for a year or two before taking a job at NSTL (National Software Testing Labs) developing product tests and managing contract testing for the computer industry, governments and publication.
In 1991 Larry moved to Massachusetts to become Technical Director of PC Week Labs (now eWeek Labs). He moved within Ziff Davis to New York in 1994 to run testing at Windows Sources. In 1995, he became Technical Director for Internet product testing at PC Magazine and stayed there till 1998.
Since then, he has been writing for numerous other publications, including Fortune Small Business, Windows 2000 Magazine (now Windows and .NET Magazine), ZDNet and Sam Whitmore's Media Survey.
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From aesthetic principles to collective sentiments: The logics of everyday judgements of taste
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Title | From aesthetic principles to collective sentiments: The logics of everyday judgements of taste |
Author | Woodward, Ian Stuart; Emmison, Michael |
Journal Name | Poetics |
Editor | Kees Van Rees |
Year Published | 2001 |
Place of publication | North Holland |
Publisher | Elsevier Science |
Abstract | Contemporary research into the sociology of taste has, following Bourdieu (1984), primarily emphasised the role of taste judgements as mechanisms of social and cultural power, as distinctive markers of social position, or more broadly as implicated in the reproduction of social inequality. We argue that although important, such a preoccupation with the social distribution of objectified tastes—for example in music, literature, and art—has been at the expense of investigating the everyday perceptual schemes and resources used by actors to accomplish a judgement of taste. Our argument is traced using a range of classical and contemporary literature which deals with the personal/collective tension in taste, aesthetics and fashion. We use data from a recent national survey to investigate how a sample of ordinary actors understand the categories of 'good' and 'bad' taste. The analysis shows a strong collective strand in everyday definitions of taste, often linked to moral codes of interpersonal conduct. Also, taste is largely defined by people as a strategy for managing relations with others, and as a mode of self-discipline which relies on the mastery of a number of general principles that are resources for people to position their own tastes within an imagined social sphere. The paper proposes a schematic model which accounts for the range of discriminatory resources used to make judgements of taste. |
Peer Reviewed | Yes |
Published | Yes |
Volume | 29 |
Issue Number | 6 |
Page from | 295 |
Page to | 316 |
Date Accessioned | 2006-07-27 |
Language | en_AU |
Research Centre | Griffith Centre for Cultural Research |
Faculty | Faculty of Arts |
Subject | Sociology |
URI | http://hdl.handle.net/10072/16678 |
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Publication Type Code | c1x |
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This is a State that is keen to host the under-17 World Cup in 2017. An inter-academy league took off a few days ago in Kochi and the Kerala Schools Football League will begin next month.
The plan is to prepare a bunch of boys, some of whom would be ready to play for the Indian team if the country gets to host the FIFA event four years from now.
But strangely and shockingly, the State under-13 football championship final was played on a slushy government higher secondary school ground at Panampilly Nagar where the boys kept slipping and falling virtually every other minute in the one-hour affair on Wednesday evening.
"You can't play any system on this ground," said M. Peethambaran, the coach who guided Kerala to the Santosh Trophy title a few years ago and who currently heads the panel of coaches at the Thrissur District Football Association's academy there. "You just have to touch the ball and run."
Run they did, but often blindly as the boys splashed around and unsurely too as the ball suddenly went dead in large puddles of water quite often.
"It was very tough here," said the Thrissur boys in unison after the final where they shocked defending champion Kozhikode 5-4 through the tiebreaker. For many of them, it was their first State championship.
"It's very slushy here, so our game went for a toss, everything went wrong. Normally, we would have scored a lot of goals but instead we got hit today," said K. Balakrishnan, the Kozhikode coach. "But we can't blame the organisers, they have to finish the matches."
Lack of grounds
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T he teenage science fantasies of 2112 came full circle on Moving Pictures. "Tom Sawyer," "Red Barchetta," "Limelight" and "Vital Signs" resonated with the band's core audience (young people listening on headphones and elevating from the norm) even more than the philosophical Permanent Waves. Both albums contain great music, both vie for the upper hand in any discussion of the band's best work, and both are must-owns for progressive rock fans. Geddy Lee was slowly introducing synthesizers into the mix, usually to ease listeners into the song and underscore spacier passages, but Moving Pictures is still analog Rush: the superlative rhythms and fiery guitar work are in full force. A sign of things to come appears on the closing "Vital Signs," where Alex Lifeson's guitar favors Andy Summers-like textures (in fact, The Police's "Synchronicity" and "Tom Sawyer" are more than a little similar) and the concept of "signals" is introduced. But more typical of the album is the instrumental "YYZ," a three-man workout so full of chops that it sounds like Frank Zappa (without FZ's wandering noodle of an eye, of course). Like Permanent Waves, Moving Pictures puts its best features up front; as good as the first side of music is (with "Limelight" providing the knockout punch this time), the second side falters slightly. "The Camera Eye" never seizes on a compelling melody but just sort of plugs along, "Witch Hunt" starts out promising and then seems to hold something back. They're not rough patches, only average songs on an inspired album. And when the band is at the height of their inspiration, as they are here, their music is a wonderful thing to behold. "Tom Sawyer" and "Limelight" were so powerful, they permeated the collective consciousness of teenagers around the world. Not bad for a little piece of plastic.
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