Guess What Request I Received on my Contact Form

June 2nd, 2006 I have added a contact me section on top of each page of this blog. It allows you to contact me directly by either: 1.

February 2nd, 2008 I had previously stated clearly that I will not help anyone to hack MySpace, even if I did know how to. Guess how can you incite me? Here is a very interesting email I received through the contact form which does that admirably: emily waters wrote: well you answered my question you said you dont help people hack into someones elses myspace but i really think you dont know how for i have read it is difficult.

September 21st, 2006 I received a mysterious email from PayPal (verified the headers) informing - "The Drop Box feature is now enabled on your PayPal account. You can access the Drop Box using Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) at the following location:" The location is blank.

March 1st, 2007 Most (well written) PHP programs recognize GET from POST requests and handle them appropriate. However most of them are not aware of HEAD requests and handle them identical to GET.

May 22nd, 2007 In very rare cases I have had complaints when our clients haven't received their plugin within one business day. In all of them the problem was because my email containing the plugin was being flagged as spam by their email filters.

June 23rd, 2008 Would you believe if I said that GMail does not provide an email address to report spam? After some investigation I found how you can report GMail spam to Google. You have received spam from GMail user in your GMail account This one is simple to address.

July 27th, 2006 Darren of ProBlogger has an interesting idea for group thoughts. What if I were to start blogging again? What would I do different? Here are my two cents...

August 30th, 2007 We have deployed Comment Guard Pro across all our blogs. It has been extensively tested for this internal release and we don't expect any problems.

June 14th, 2007 I have started tweaking the layout of this blog. I have made some changes based on my perception of aesthetics and usefulness.

January 17th, 2007 After being thoroughly fed-up with the state of WordPress comment spam protection, I have decided to solve the comment spam problem in WordPress blogs once and for all. I have installed an experimental commenting system which is designed to completely stop (read 100%) robotic spam (spam generated by bots and not humans) in all my blogs and with no (read 0%) false positives.

June 2nd, 2008 My minimum requirements are: Pentium Core 2 Duo 2 GB RAM 2 X 160GB SATA II Harddisk with Hardware RAID 1 1500GB Bandwidth 10Mbps with option to easily upgrade to 100Mpbs in future Remote Reboot facility 5 usable IP Addresses Price lock for at least an year or more. CPanel / Plesk not required Note: It would like to have CentOS installed and RAID-1 configured.

July 21st, 2006 Normally we don't associate Evite requests with spamming. That trust has been broken.

March 3rd, 2008 Our website ( taragana.com ) needs to continuously adapt to our growing business. The old website was based on Joomla CMS, which despite its strength, was pretty hard to easily customize for our complex needs.

September 9th, 2007 Spammer of the day - Florida based Interactive Marketing Group repeatedly spammed us 86 times abusing our Contact Form touting their ImgSite[dot]net service from the IP address 85.255.121.130. They are our spammer of the day.

September 19th, 2006 "Hi there, I am a brithsh businessman and I contact you for a business proposal. I want to to be my co-worker.