Because of my recent sale of DF-branded t-shirts, I've been perusing my spam folder every day over the last few weeks, to look for any incorrectly-flagged support messages from customers.
It's really surprising to me how outright spam — not like unwanted marketing messages, but totally garbage spam spam — is seemingly still sent via manual labor. It dropped off precipitously right before Christmas, stayed very low, and now has picked up again today.
Glad they get vacation time, I guess?
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@gruber Best evidence how over-hyped AI is.
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@gruber the most impressive thing I’ve seen from crypto was the way it ended all ED spam.
Now it’s all crypto spam.
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@gruber what’s more irritating is Apple seem to let all this plainly obvious spam even arrive in your Mail app. There was a time when marking an email spam, Mail learnt how to push it directly to the trash.
Constant blocking and moving spam to trash seems to make no difference.
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@gruber or they were busy during Xmas trying to bypass the spam filters
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@gruber i was the other way. Mega jump in spam (really stupid “you’d be a moron to fall for this!” spam) between Christmas and New Year, now it’s dropping away.
(Edit; fixed a typo)
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