It's a reference to a sketch from Monty Python's Flying Circus.
The outline of the sketch is that a customer in a cafe asks what is available, and everything on the menu includes spam. The person asks if there's any way to get a meal without spam, because they don't like spam, but the waitress seems unable to understand the idea that someone wouldn't want spam.
The association between the sketch and the Internet blight, is based on the idea of being given something unwanted regardless of personal preference
The term "spam" originated from a Monty Python sketch where the word was repetitively said, akin to how unsolicited messages flooded early internet platforms. This association led to the use of "spam" to describe unwanted and excessive emails, comments, or messages. Over time, the term evolved to encompass any irrelevant, annoying, or harmful content, thus acquiring its current negative connotation.
The Tagalog term for "spam" is "pameme".
Spam in Hawaiian is "pipikaula waha nui," which translates to "meat with a big mouth." Spam is a popular food in Hawaii, often used in dishes like Spam musubi and loco moco.
(The word Spam is a trademark for a canned "spiced ham" made by the Hormel Company. It is now used to mean useless material, usually advertising.)"He finally cleared all of the spam out of his inbox and answered his e-mail.""Marketers and juvenile posters constantly post spam to internet blogs.""He gave up trying to spam the company website after they contacted his internet provider."
SPAM became popular during World War 2 as it was a convenient, long-lasting source of protein for soldiers and civilians. It was included in soldiers' rations due to its non-perishable nature and high calorie content, providing a source of sustenance during the war.
The term "spam" to refer to unwanted email or messages originated from a skit by the comedy group Monty Python in which the word was repeated numerous times, drowning out other conversation — a metaphor for how unwanted spam emails overwhelm inboxes.
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Hindus believe that all the deities were different faces of brahman. Each of them represented a power or quality of brahman. today the most important hindu deities are brahma, vishnu, and shiva.
Apparently our current can do anything THEY choose.
the meaning of it is to stop people from using a program to spam or do something to you or your servers. They are needed
Why too waste your space on junk and spam which have no meaning and may contain inappropiate content.better to delete them rather than keeping.
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Spam can come from many different sources. There are third party's that can sometimes acquire your email address from legitimate websites. You can get them from entering your email address into offers for "free" things. These are the most common two ways you receive spam. You can also get spam because people learn your email from a program that allows them to pull other peoples contact lists. The best way to prevent spam is to only give your email address to websites where their Terms of Service state they do not sell your email addresses to other websites.