1/7 Anyone else having problems with email sent from csua being
considered Yahoo spam?
\_ Their spam detection has been going whacko for weeks. They
have some major people pissed at them for it. --scotsman
\_ Hmm, yup. Never had a problem before sending email from here to my
yahoo account before until just now. Even marking as "Not Spam"
doesn't help.
\_ I think spam filters mark messages with "Not Spam" as spam.
\_ I think we're talking about two different things. In Yahoo
Mail, when you're in your Bulk Folder, you can click on a
message and click the button "Not Spam". And supposedly,
the spam filtering engine learns from this and won't mark
this email address as spam again in the future.
\_ Yahoo has rejected csua email a couple times in the past,
thinking that soda.csua was an open relay. Check the motd
archive.
yahoo account before until just now. Even marking as "Not Spam"
doesn't help.
\_ They block all sorts of shit seemingly at random. It's for your
own good. Just stop using Yahoo.
e/7 I haven't been doing very much career-maintenance (don't know J2EE,
.NET, web services, etc.). What are the preferred ways (by employers)
to pick up experience in current stuff?
\_ by employers, buy your own books. by employee, get them to pay for
\_ Nice catch-22! You get the "uselessly stupid reply" award
for the week!
classes, books etc.
\_ Sorry, I should have specified that I meant "prospective
employers."
\_ get a job using the current stuff.
\_ Nice catch-22! You get the "uselessly stupid reply" award
for the week!
\_ .Net = .Dead
\_ I'm actually seeing a lot of jobs for people with experience
with .NET and SQL Server. -op
\_ my father in law has been a software engineer at a big
insurance company for the last 25 years, and he's being
forced to learn .net by his employer. of course, this same
company is forcing their new hires to learn COBOL also.
\_ where at? - turin
\_ various posts on craigslist
\_ thanks
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