The Arrogant Italian

So recently, gMail increased thier security on the spam filter.  so almost every email I was getting was spam.  The problem was that I had my email going from my domain account and forwarded to my regular gmail account, so I didnt realized what the issue was.  I now corrected the issue by not having a domain account and just setting up a group that forwards to my email address.  This allows me to constantly hit the “not spam” button.

I have found that 20% or more of my email is still getting filtered out at spam even though its not.

Now that I have been looking at my spam folder on a regular basis I have noticed something weid.  I keep getting spam from Mail Delivery Daemon.  ANd when I look at the track back it seems valid, as if its being sent from pegasus on my behalf to me…. has anyone else been getting this? do I have a virus somewhere, excapt that that isnt possable since I dont have any windows PCs any more.  Has anyone else seen this?

I have included one of the emails if anyone has any ideas.

All this stuff is on craigslist, feel free to IM me @ danfdeblasio or email me dan[at]dandeblasio.com.

All Prices are OBO

• Sandisk Sansa E260 4GB MP3 – $25
• Netgear Wireless G Router – $25
• PS/2 4-Port KVM – $25
• USB Wired Print Server – $25
• HP DeskJet 5440 – $30

So I posted a tweet yesterday about the UCF sirens, didnt know what they were, but I just got this email.

UCF will conduct tests of its new outdoor emergency siren system Thursday through Monday. The sirens are part of UCF’s ongoing preparations for a potential campus emergency and are one of several communications tools the university would use to provide critical information to students, faculty, staff and the public.

The sirens are located on parking garages B, D and H and on the Facilities & Safety complex on Libra Drive.

A variety of siren tests will be conducted from 1 to 6 p.m. Thursday, at 1 p.m. Friday, from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday and from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday. The tests will include a mix of tone sounds and “test” voice instructions. The siren tests may be audible inside some campus buildings and in some neighborhoods close to campus.