[Sca-cooks] Recent Test

[Phil Troy / G. Tacitus Adamantius]

Also sprach lilinah at earthlink.net:
>No food content in this... sorry... but i just *had* to jump on the 
>band wagon...
>
>I am another happy Mac user - since very early 1984...
>
>But i'm still darned annoyed at all the virus/worm related junk i 
>have to keep throwing away.
>
>Anahita
>who has worked on a systems before there were "portable computers" 
>(that's what "PC" means) in universities and offices (remember "time 
>sharing"?), computers i don't even remember from before the Mac (DEC 
>Rainbow?), on a large networked UNIX system when networking 
>computers was an experiment (where would be be without that now?), 
>on several Apples, and on computers that ran a variety of MicroSoft 
>OSs from DOS to various incarnations of Windows

As much as it pains me to say it, 100% of all the virus/worm spam, 
spam bounces addressed to me in response to messages I never sent, 
and responses to spam I never sent out (and could not have sent out) 
_all_ have come to the address I use almost exclusively for SCA 
listservs. And 2 + 2 = what?

So far, for the past couple of days, a simple change of 
address/mailbox, then unsubbing and resubbing under the new address 
for all mailing lists, has been completely effective.

Eventually, some bot or other will get hold of my current address 
from somebody's address book, and it'll start again. In which case 
I'll return, again, to my prior address (my new address is my old one 
from the last time this happened).

It would have been a real pain if the address I use for non-SCA stuff 
had been affected, but I've been lucky, use a faux address for 
UseNet, and am not on any non-SCA listservs.

Adamantius