The Xapian backend for Swish3 has been getting some love lately. The swish_xapian command line tool has most of the features now that swish-e v2.x does.
I’ve posted about it on the Swish-e wiki.
an eddy in the bitstream
Maker of lunches.
Teller of stories.
Singer of songs.
Crafter of code.
Kicker of darkness.
The Xapian backend for Swish3 has been getting some love lately. The swish_xapian command line tool has most of the features now that swish-e v2.x does.
I’ve posted about it on the Swish-e wiki.
I recently reactivated my free yahoo.com email account so that I could test something for $work. I signed up for it 12 years ago, but stopped using it a couple of years later when I got my own domain @peknet.com. So yahoo finally deactivated it. All I had to do was click a couple of buttons to reactivate account, so that was painless. All my mail was, understandably, deleted.
Within 60 seconds of reactivating it, while I watched, I got one new message. In my Spam bucket. Hilarious.
I’d been keeping an email with a link to Ovid’s journal article about reviewing Perl Training websites. Now I’ve deleted the email. But the link was worth keeping here.
What a dramatic subject line. These spam scams are getting more desperate.
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