Rare Night Landing for the Space Shuttle – 5,700,000 mile mission.
This is awesome. Rare Night Landing for the Space Shuttle
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Hello Ladies, look at this Manmercial
Friday fun for the day – this guy has the sound of Ron Burgundy, some good friday fun from Old Spice.
Your words, my Mouth. E*Trade Baby Mail Takes off
It might be a piggy back on the uber success of the CareerBuilder.com Monk-e-mail, but it looks like E*Trade has their own version this year with Baby Mail – here are some outtakes from this years E*Trade Super Bowl 2010 spots…
Facebook writes custom PHP JIT Compiler…
This might be my favorite quote from the article about Facebook developing their own version of PHP 
When we asked what he thought of this style of release – years of secretive development by two lonely coders, likely locked in a deep, dark vault – Crowley said it was typical.
“[Facebook] tends to do giant code dumps,” he said. “Facebook tends to build something big, use it, and open source it.”
iPad Duct Tape beta version
Instant Classic! Gotta love it!
Source:http://cache.gawker.com/assets/images/comment/4/2010/01/5b00d8520eee5ebd0dd0b18d160962ff/original.jpg
Wii Retro Controller? Want it.
Ok, so who knows if you can get this type of retro Nintendo adapter for a Wii classic controller? I’d so buy one if they had one to connect to the Wii Remote!
Lane Kiffin Rap
VERY well said BRABO GATOR!
Adding 16GB of RAM and upgrading to a dual Quad Core Server…
will that be enough to support the flash of a URL to a national audience of 5M viewers on ESPN during a national sporting event? Time will tell over the next 24-48 hours… details to follow. Be sure to tune in to the Chick-fil-a bowl during the 1st quarter to see my 15 second national television debut on ESPN 7:30 on 12/31/2009.
Will do a full write up over the next week with site stats and details of what a national media mention will do for your website…
Google Doodle: Sesame Street, brought to you by the Children’s Television Workshop, is celebrating its 40th anniversary
Yep, that’s right. Sesame Street, brought to you by the Children’s Television Workshop, is celebrating its 40th anniversary today!
I’ve been a fan since I was oh 4 years old. How about you?
Which Sesame Street character is your favorite, then and now? Big Bird made the Google Doodle as you can see!
Which Sesame Street character represents you?
ATT and Bellsouth emails being blocked by Hotmail
It appears that MSN is blocking bellsouth.net IPs pretty much wholesale based on my search of blogs. MSN thinks too many spams are not being filtered by bellsouth (ATT).
AT&T Southeast customers have reported many issues with latency on sending mail. Sometimes some of that mail may not even arrive. AT&T Southeast has isolated this issue in latency on sending mail to a Spam block from certain other mail providers. Right now we have identified that Hotmail and MSN have received complaints that mail from certain AT&T domains, have generated complaints by their customers as being Spam generators. AT&T is actively working with these service providers to correct these issues. The latest response from our mail team is as follows:
What has been uncovered is that Microsoft/Hotmail is severely rate limiting (throttled) our email due to them seeing high volumes of spam being sent from our webmail platform to their domain. This is due to the vulnerability that we have with spammers using webmail to send a large amount of spam messages. Although these are going through our outbound Brightmail filters, our version is very antiquated and does not filter all of the messages being sent to the Internet. The accounts that spammers are using were created via our Dial Credit Card provisioning vulnerability that was officially shutdown on April 7. Unfortunately, there appears to be massive amounts of spam accounts that were created and we can only find them when the damage has been done.
So to recap the issue in layman’s terms. AT&T Southeast has seen an increase in latency in outgoing mail and through research found that it was a Block by Hotmail and MSN. We have asked to have them lift block and the response was that they are getting to many complaints by their customers of receiving Spam from AT&T Email domains. They did lift the block from our servers but Rate Limited the capacity of mail that can be delivered for the time being. AT&T is working with other Hotmail and MSN to have the limits lifted and isolate the Spam sources. Agents who receive calls from customers should advise the customer that AT&T Southeast is working with MSN and Hotmail to resolve the latency issue in sending mail.
