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Psst ... wanna buy some viagra?  

It seems I have been a viagra salesman ...
I have a linuxmail.org e-mail account, which I find handy from time to time.
I just checked it and found I had way over 300 messages in my inbox. These were almost exclusively responses from mail daemons bouncing mail from the account. A few were response-challenges, which gave me the opportunity to see the sent mail ... and yes it was viagra spam.
They were all from a week or two in the middle of May, and things have gone quiet again since.
Presumably they are using a different list of addresses to send from. Do I expect another storm as they rotate to database ... or worst, sell off the addresses to other low-lifes? I hope not.

30 things I’ve learned from using Linux …  

A list which should raise the odd smile of recognition.
I particularly liked the closing stinger
- Using Linux gives me a satisfying sense of “sticking it to the man,” although at times I get the feeling that the person I’m sticking it to ends up being me.

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