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Be aware also that the filter used by Yahoo to identify mail as 'spam' isn't 100% accurate, so there is a risk that mail you actually want to read gets sent to the spam folder by mistake. If you never download it to your machine you will never know it's there. The simplest approach I think would be to log in to your Yahoo account via the website, go to 'settings' (the cog wheel at the top right), click on 'security' and set Yahoo to delete all spam after the shortest possible interval, which I think is one week. You can also set it not to show images in the spam folder. I assume that you are viewing your Yahoo account via the website and that the unwanted mails are going into the spam folder on that account. You can't stop those emails coming into your account: once your email address is on the spammers' mailing lists they will keep sending it to you.

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Urs Hoelzle presented in a "special topic": Google had bought an oil tanker, the "M/S Sergey", where Google's data center containers were being submerged in oil tanks to enable extremely high-efficiency cooling. The presentation can be seen in the video on YouTube, and includes slightly customized Wikipedia images from the article Oil tanker, including a retouched photo of commercial oil tanker AbQaiq and the oil tankers side view graphic. James Hamilton believed this topic to be an April Fools' joke. The ship's name "M/S Sergey" is also likely to be a pun on Google's co-founder Sergey Brin. In early March, the city of Topeka, Kansas, temporarily changed its name to Google in an attempt to capture a spot in Google's new broadband/fiber-optics project. Then, on April 1 (April Fools' Day), Google jokingly announced that it would be changing its name to Topeka, to "honor that moving gesture" and changed its home page to say Topeka in place of the Google logo.