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07-19-18, 03:28 PM
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Also, I've read about grilled watermelon. I almost tried that last weekend after the ribs and chicken were done. Maybe at some point this summer (with a little salt).
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07-19-18, 03:31 PM
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Dumb email question....I typically am getting 50 emails/day that go into "junk" folder. I still try to eyeball these because 1-2% are actually legit and/or important but the majority are total spam.
I was complaining to mrs datlas about this and she said to click on the "unsubscribe" option on the spam and they will take you off the list. Does that work? My guess is that if you respond even with "unsubscribe" they will know you are getting their spam and they will only send more.
Anyone know?
I was complaining to mrs datlas about this and she said to click on the "unsubscribe" option on the spam and they will take you off the list. Does that work? My guess is that if you respond even with "unsubscribe" they will know you are getting their spam and they will only send more.
Anyone know?
07-19-18, 03:35 PM
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07-19-18, 03:36 PM
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Dumb email question....I typically am getting 50 emails/day that go into "junk" folder. I still try to eyeball these because 1-2% are actually legit and/or important but the majority are total spam.
I was complaining to mrs datlas about this and she said to click on the "unsubscribe" option on the spam and they will take you off the list. Does that work? My guess is that if you respond even with "unsubscribe" they will know you are getting their spam and they will only send more.
Anyone know?
I was complaining to mrs datlas about this and she said to click on the "unsubscribe" option on the spam and they will take you off the list. Does that work? My guess is that if you respond even with "unsubscribe" they will know you are getting their spam and they will only send more.
Anyone know?
Unsubscribe on more benevolent spam will stop spam from that address.
07-19-18, 03:45 PM
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@datlas I think you're a vegetarian or something gross like that, but if not, hopefully you enjoyed some while in Spain a year or two ago.
07-19-18, 03:58 PM
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An acquired taste, I suppose? The best cured meat I've experienced was real jamón ibérico in Spain. 10/10 would go back just for that.
@datlas I think you're a vegetarian or something gross like that, but if not, hopefully you enjoyed some while in Spain a year or two ago.
@datlas I think you're a vegetarian or something gross like that, but if not, hopefully you enjoyed some while in Spain a year or two ago.
p.s. I did NOT put those asterisks in, wtf?!?
07-19-18, 04:00 PM
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Next dumb question: any tips on how to tell evil vs. benevolent spam?
07-19-18, 04:04 PM
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07-19-18, 04:11 PM
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Dumb email question....I typically am getting 50 emails/day that go into "junk" folder. I still try to eyeball these because 1-2% are actually legit and/or important but the majority are total spam.
I was complaining to mrs datlas about this and she said to click on the "unsubscribe" option on the spam and they will take you off the list. Does that work? My guess is that if you respond even with "unsubscribe" they will know you are getting their spam and they will only send more.
Anyone know?
I was complaining to mrs datlas about this and she said to click on the "unsubscribe" option on the spam and they will take you off the list. Does that work? My guess is that if you respond even with "unsubscribe" they will know you are getting their spam and they will only send more.
Anyone know?
07-19-18, 04:14 PM
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Remember during the winter when it was warmer in Antarctica than in Knoxville?
Well, according to this, yesterday it was warmer in the Arctic Circle than it was in Knoxville.
Yet another hot day far up in the Arctic circle ? northern Finland already at 33 °C by 11:30 UTC (July 18)! | Severe Weather Europe
Well, according to this, yesterday it was warmer in the Arctic Circle than it was in Knoxville.
Yet another hot day far up in the Arctic circle ? northern Finland already at 33 °C by 11:30 UTC (July 18)! | Severe Weather Europe
07-19-18, 04:19 PM
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07-19-18, 04:21 PM
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Here are a couple I got today:
PELOTON magazine and Silca giveaway. - benevolent spam. The all caps bit had me worried for a bit, but I checked it out and it was OK.
Canadian Pharmacy - evil spam. Don't click on it! Don't even hover over the sender or subject line. Try not to read the subject line even.
PELOTON magazine and Silca giveaway. - benevolent spam. The all caps bit had me worried for a bit, but I checked it out and it was OK.
Canadian Pharmacy - evil spam. Don't click on it! Don't even hover over the sender or subject line. Try not to read the subject line even.
07-19-18, 04:22 PM
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Remember during the winter when it was warmer in Antarctica than in Knoxville?
Well, according to this, yesterday it was warmer in the Arctic Circle than it was in Knoxville.
Yet another hot day far up in the Arctic circle ? northern Finland already at 33 °C by 11:30 UTC (July 18)! | Severe Weather Europe
Well, according to this, yesterday it was warmer in the Arctic Circle than it was in Knoxville.
Yet another hot day far up in the Arctic circle ? northern Finland already at 33 °C by 11:30 UTC (July 18)! | Severe Weather Europe
07-19-18, 04:24 PM
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07-19-18, 04:37 PM
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07-19-18, 04:39 PM
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Mayo is just terrible on anything.
07-19-18, 04:41 PM
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I put salt in wounds.
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07-19-18, 04:41 PM
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An acquired taste, I suppose? The best cured meat I've experienced was real jamón ibérico in Spain. 10/10 would go back just for that.
@datlas I think you're a vegetarian or something gross like that, but if not, hopefully you enjoyed some while in Spain a year or two ago.
@datlas I think you're a vegetarian or something gross like that, but if not, hopefully you enjoyed some while in Spain a year or two ago.
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07-19-18, 04:45 PM
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07-19-18, 04:46 PM
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07-19-18, 04:46 PM
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07-19-18, 04:48 PM
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Now, that sounds (reads?) like it should be delicious. But I tried prosciutto in Italy a few years ago (in several local restaurants) and it turned out to be a major bummer. Evidently my taste in cured meats is just not very refined.
Also, I've read about grilled watermelon. I almost tried that last weekend after the ribs and chicken were done. Maybe at some point this summer (with a little salt).
Also, I've read about grilled watermelon. I almost tried that last weekend after the ribs and chicken were done. Maybe at some point this summer (with a little salt).