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Re: Highly undesirable postings

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>[snip] >> >>As has already been noted in this thread, >>aoie has recently become a significant vector as well. >>It's just amazing what one unsupervised 13 year old can wreak. >>I haven't seen any traffic from *that* domain that anyone would miss. > >Unfortunately, there are... > >From: Jeroen Belleman >Newsgroups: sci.electronics.design >Subject: Re: Choosing an AWG or function generator >Date: Thu, 13 Mar 2008 16:53:34 +0100 >Organization: Aioe.org NNTP Server >Lines: 21 >Message-ID: > >> >>Frithiof Andreas Jensen wrote: >>>Would there be anything lost in killing anything from Google? >>> >>Look at the header of one of Win Hill's recent posts >>and you will answer your own question. > >I think Win is a big enough boy to switch to a reputable method (as if >_any_ are really reputable :-) > > ...Jim Thompson

All this crap is posted from China addresses. Need to do an IP address lookup and eliminate stuff from [Google and China]. Better to do a DOS attack on the offenders web server with machines in China. I'm sure, for a price, the Russian spammers can do this sort of attack.

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If you look up the IP address of most of those Chinese spammers, they are squatting on unassigned IP addresses.

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aioe.org is home to cowards and terrorists

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Michael A. Terrell

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