But...you are trusting everyone you send emails to and from to not forward them, not to have a court demand access to their data, not have their login credentials compromised, etc. And you are trusting their email providers and their ISPs and the ISPs' backbone providers, etc. not to sniff your packets (chuckle). In fact, the only thing you are bypassing is your ISP's mail server. You aren't even bypassing their network. So, unless you are encrypting all network traffic from end to end, pretty much anywhere in the chain is a point of easy compromise. You probably should just get a cheap but solid VPS (GrokThis/VPS Village, Server Axis, Quantact, etc.) and move your mail setup there. It will be as secure as what you have now, but you no longer have to worry about hardware or having your net block on every RBL because you have a dynamic IP.
I think you misread the OP. He is saying to use IMAP to move your locally stored (or stored somewhere other than GMail) to your own mail server, mark those messages unread, then tell Google to use POP to pull those messages into GMail. This preserves sender info and timestamps.
We had the Who, Pink Floyd, Led Zeplen, etc. Want to know what high school kids listen too today? The Who, Pink Floyd, Led Zeplin, etc.
When unsure of the spelling, try several ways - you're bound to get it right eventually. But at least I've now solved the mystery of the guy from 6th period who kept writing on my desk. Also, it's not Lynryd Skynryd - it's Lynyrd Skynyrd.;>)
You've probably mostly heard that from lottery losers. Though...I'd imagine someone who counts on the extremely unlikely combination of some bouncing plastic balls as their key to financial freedom already is unhappy because they have no goals or purpose in life, and is also rather bad at handling finances.
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Someone had better tell the French.
Outlaw laws, and only outlaws will have laws!
Then how would he brag about getting 51985 emails per day?
I think we're all tired of hearing about Iraq.
Including the figures after the decimal point?
But...you are trusting everyone you send emails to and from to not forward them, not to have a court demand access to their data, not have their login credentials compromised, etc. And you are trusting their email providers and their ISPs and the ISPs' backbone providers, etc. not to sniff your packets (chuckle). In fact, the only thing you are bypassing is your ISP's mail server. You aren't even bypassing their network. So, unless you are encrypting all network traffic from end to end, pretty much anywhere in the chain is a point of easy compromise. You probably should just get a cheap but solid VPS (GrokThis/VPS Village, Server Axis, Quantact, etc.) and move your mail setup there. It will be as secure as what you have now, but you no longer have to worry about hardware or having your net block on every RBL because you have a dynamic IP.
Battered women. Sounds delicious.
That'd be like so embarrassing. Stuck three thousand feet in the air, waiting around until dad gets there with a gas can.
...and when women really knew their place, or were taught to learn it with a few smacks across the mouth or the sting of a leather belt.
Dude, that is sooo 1999. We now call it iPlanning
Ummm....you guys do realize you're arguing about walking, talking trees?
I think you misread the OP. He is saying to use IMAP to move your locally stored (or stored somewhere other than GMail) to your own mail server, mark those messages unread, then tell Google to use POP to pull those messages into GMail. This preserves sender info and timestamps.
Nothing stops me from that. Nothing.
They don't have sex, either.
He actually wanted $200,000 until he read the script.
Clearly you've never had a hinge break on your Windows laptop because you installed Linux.
Ah, so what you're saying is anything that causes your argument to fail doesn't count?
When unsure of the spelling, try several ways - you're bound to get it right eventually. But at least I've now solved the mystery of the guy from 6th period who kept writing on my desk. Also, it's not Lynryd Skynryd - it's Lynyrd Skynyrd. ;>)
I'd buy 333,333 cups of coffee or a million $1 hookerbots.
You've probably mostly heard that from lottery losers. Though...I'd imagine someone who counts on the extremely unlikely combination of some bouncing plastic balls as their key to financial freedom already is unhappy because they have no goals or purpose in life, and is also rather bad at handling finances.
How many times I gotta tell you? Stop throwing kings around the house!
Never underestimate the power and speed of molasses in January.
Have you tried rebooting your computer? Please do so, and call back when you are done.
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So negative, in fact, that the word has been removed from dictionaries and other reference works.