Continuing where I left off yesterday, today will likely be about rspamd.
...the email experiment will continue tomorrow. The bed calls to me.
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Continuing where I left off yesterday, today will likely be about rspamd.
...the email experiment will continue tomorrow. The bed calls to me.
And immediately, my mind goes: what if rspamd, but rust and #roto? Iocaine for email.
So. Very. Tempting.
I guess we'll rake the road less traveled, and go on an rspamd-shaped side quest. Our party will include the great wizard, Rust, a trusty cleric, Roto, and an unhinged bard that enchanted them, and his song leads them into a maze of email, all alike, yet so different and unique.
Also: that typo. Rake the roads less traveled. An accidental phrase I will be using more, going forward, because it is beautiful.
While still in bed and planning, another side quest: how shall we name this experiment?
It's something that came up in a whim, was not premeditated, so I'm currently coming up blank.
Gonna read some more RYOMS, perhaps I will gain some inspiration.
Routinely Yacking Old Mail Selector
Roboustly Yacking Our Milter System
Yeah, I think RYOMS will be a suitable acronym. Plenty of good ways to expand it.
Today is gonna be a good day, for we are not only avoiding slop and fighting spam, we are also experimenting, and blowing things up in a lab, and that's absolutely delightful.
Boom! Heeheheheee.
I'm gonna put the repo under the iocaine org on my forge. Will probably move OJF there, too, because they're all the same family, really.
So very excited! Almost ready to jump out of bed, and not wait until the rest if the family wakes up.
I wanna haaaaaack!
Since I use a relay for outgoing mail, I only need to care about the verification parts of SPF and DKIM, for incoming mail.
This makes life a whole lot simpler.
@algernon ironically, identifying spam might be one of the few not-terrible applications of an LLM?
@cinebox there are no non-terrible uses of an llm. I can do better spam classification with clear, understandable rules, at a tiny fraction of the resource cost, and without relying on tech that keeps trying to DDoS me.