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Monday November 17, 2003

Back from Missouri

We arrived back in Denver last night at midnight - after a blissful 4-day vacation in Clever, Missouri (near Springfield). Now I'm wading through the filth in my Inbox. 2100+ e-mails and I guarantee there's less than 10 that I'm interested in. It's fricken disgusting. Inbox Buddy caught about 1/3rd of them.

Posted in General at Nov 17 2003, 08:32:13 AM MST 1 Comment
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If that's only catching 1/3rd, maybe you should take a look at POPFile (http://popfile.sourceforge.net/). It's an automatic Naïve Bayesian email proxy classifier. It proxies your POP connections to your mail server then flags the email (subject rewriting or headers) such that you can have your client process it. Doesn't take very long to train and has a very good hit rate...

Posted by Gwyn Evans on November 18, 2003 at 06:07 AM MST #

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