Cool new product:
Cloudmark's Anti-Spam Software looks very promising: "The company's flagship product called SpamNet is the first collaborative spam reporting network capturing nearly every spam attack around the world in real-time to automatically keep 75 percent of spam out of peoples' inboxes - a percentage that will improve overtime as the network grows." [From the Desktop of Dane Carlson]
This is pretty cool. I tried setting it up yesterday at work and had some issues. I tried it again today and it's working pretty well. I don't need to use it at home because I'm using spamassassin, which has support for razor (even though I'm not using the razor part at the moment), the unix app Spamnet is based on.
