Saw an e-mail that I thought was a tech e-mail and when i opened it this is what I saw. The e-mail address and subject line "Nvidia CUDA : practical uses" looked to be a real e-mail with technical content in regards to nvidia, but it was this spam instead... I removed the e-mail address and URL info etc so that no one accidentally follows the path to the unknown. It seems as one of many tech sites that I participate/comment on, someone may have gotten my e-mail address from. Only problem is not knowing which one since I never share my e-mail address openly. The good thing is that its only a single e-mail and not a flooded mailbox with them ... ( yet ) at least.

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Hello,

One of your friends, bagers, just checked our web site, BeHardware,
and found a page which may be useful to you.

Title: Nvidia CUDA : practical uses
URL:
Description: Since the release of CUDA, we have been able to SEE how it has evolved, the more practical uses as well as measuring the performances of GPUs versus CPUs...

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