Using Outlook From Orbit
Pigskin-Referee writes with this excerpt from Office Watch: "On the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station they use Microsoft Outlook 2003, but not quite in the same way that us earthbound Earthlings do. The space shuttle Atlantis is orbiting the earth right now and the crew exchange emails with the ground a few times each day. Bandwidth is a constraint and you don't want the busy crewmembers bothered with spam or unnecessary messages so NASA has a special system in place. The crew use fairly standard laptops running Microsoft Outlook (currently Outlook 2003) with Exchange Server as the email host, but they don't link to the server using any of the standard methods."
+1 Insightful
I don't care why you're posting AC
Actually, I'm a lot more old school than you think, enough that I hardly think that using mailx is a good diagnostic of being a badass. Nor do I think that using the command line really saves power. If you had caught on to that, maybe you would have realized I was joking.
For 2 at least: find ~/music -size -1024k -exec rm {} \; Something like that, anyway.
Mod parent up. Some of us have written scripts to manage files that do the same basic thing (only my scripts typically remove files older than xx days from certain folders regardless of size). Put it in cron and forget about it.