  pcscdma Chocobo Chocobo Random Battle Premium join:2004-01-14 Winterset, IA clubs: | reply to Sarah Re: Stupid
Don't mess with my PGR 2 profile. |
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  insomx Premium join:2003-01-26 Canada | reply to Sarah Thoose are internal IP addresses, lol! |
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  Sarah Premium,ExMod 2002-05 join:2001-01-09 Cambridge, MA clubs: | reply to pcscdma I'm not posting from it, but I'm running an FTP server on it.  |
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  pcscdma Chocobo Chocobo Random Battle Premium join:2004-01-14 Winterset, IA clubs: | reply to Sarah You better not post from my XBOX - 192.168.1.101 |
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  Sarah Premium,ExMod 2002-05 join:2001-01-09 Cambridge, MA clubs:
| reply to pcscdma said by pcscdma : 192.168.1.100
OMG... you're posting from my wireless mp3 server! How the heck did you manage that?!
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  pcscdma Chocobo Chocobo Random Battle Premium join:2004-01-14 Winterset, IA clubs: | reply to insomx 192.168.1.100 |
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  insomx Premium join:2003-01-26 Canada | reply to LrdVader Give me your IP addreess and we will find out how secure you are  |
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  DaMaGeINC The Lan Man Premium join:2002-06-08 Greenville, SC clubs: | reply to LrdVader OZ NOS, WELL. I HAVE L33T 56K MODEM, I AM AWSOME |
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 LrdVader Premium join:2003-12-18 San Diego, CA
| reply to DaMaGeINC said by DaMaGeINC : Well, I HAVE YOU ALL BEAT ON SECURITY. NO EMAIL IS THE BEST SECURITY. AMUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
Yeah, well, I have the most hacker-proof firewall in the world! It's called a pair of wire cutters!  |
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  DaMaGeINC The Lan Man Premium join:2002-06-08 Greenville, SC clubs: | reply to DrTCP Well, I HAVE YOU ALL BEAT ON SECURITY. NO EMAIL IS THE BEST SECURITY. AMUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH |
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  DrTCP Yours truly Premium,ExMod 1999-04 join:1999-11-09 Round Rock, TX
| reply to 2kmaro said by 2kmaro : But the point is almost moot for me now, since Cox now requires that ALL outgoing email go thru their server, once again nullifying alternate ability to send anything larger than a 4.5MB file. :(
Don't you have Webmail with your webhost? You can use webmail to send those large attachments. If you also support IMAP, you can prepare the mail on your PC, put draft on IMAP folder on your webhost and just logon and send from your webhost. Some webhosts are now starting to offer altertate port for mail for those ISPs/corportations that block outgoing port 25. You may want to look into that as well. |
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  2kmaro Think Premium,ExMod 1 BC join:2000-07-11 ColossalCave clubs:  
| reply to DaMaGeINC Rather a repetitive answer, but I've dealt with many clients who simply were not FTP saavy, or else did not have access to FTP (corporate restrictions), or even to the WWW from within a corporate firewall. But I still needed to exchange large (4-8 MB) files with them. Email attachment was pretty much the only way. My Cox email system has a 5 MB limit on attachment size (actually more like 4.5MB) and that even pushed me into getting my own site with pretty much unlimited email size restrictions. But that overcame the 4.5MB limit but at a $$ cost. I'd have loved to have had this service for free back then.
But the point is almost moot for me now, since Cox now requires that ALL outgoing email go thru their server, once again nullifying alternate ability to send anything larger than a 4.5MB file. :( -- Good judgment comes from experience, and experience comes from bad judgment. Barry LePatner |
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| reply to pcscdma said by pcscdma : I use ROT13 encryption to secure my emails. Double-ROT13 is the future though.
LOL! |
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  pcscdma Chocobo Chocobo Random Battle Premium join:2004-01-14 Winterset, IA clubs: | reply to LrdVader I use ROT13 encryption to secure my emails. Double-ROT13 is the future though. |
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 LrdVader Premium join:2003-12-18 San Diego, CA
| reply to pcscdma said by pcscdma :
As if RoadRunner doesn't already keep a copy of everything that you receive or send for compliance with the USA PATRIOT Act.

No, I really don't think RoadRunner takes the time to crack the 128 bit encryption I use when communicating with my email service so that they can log it.  |
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  pcscdma Chocobo Chocobo Random Battle Premium join:2004-01-14 Winterset, IA clubs:
| reply to LrdVader said by LrdVader : Unfortunately, that means Google is recording your life. Not a good thing in my book.
As if RoadRunner doesn't already keep a copy of everything that you receive or send for compliance with the USA PATRIOT Act.
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  DaMaGeINC The Lan Man Premium join:2002-06-08 Greenville, SC clubs: | reply to sunburn1 Im not talking about little pictures and word documents. obviously email would be the best way to transfer small files. Im talking about 5-10Mb files. So please take your negativity somewhere else. |
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  sunburn1
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| reply to DaMaGeINC said by DaMaGeINC "I dont get it, thier are so MANY better ways to transfer files. Email is the slowest in my book, so why use it?"
You obviously have NO experience in a corporate environment.
So just what exactly is one of your many better ways to transfer word, ppt, pdf's and such to mailing lists or clients??
LoL or should I just laugh your foolish statement out of here. lolololololololololoolololololololololololoololololololololololololol |
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  DrTCP Yours truly Premium,ExMod 1999-04 join:1999-11-09 Round Rock, TX
| reply to DaMaGeINC said by DaMaGeINC : Gmail is another stupid product of the internet. 1gig of email. What a waste of space. 1 email msg is like 2k, from a friend. Hi, bye, write back, is about all. After you read that, you delete it and move on. So whats the point of 1gig?
With the HTML mail, the simplest one or two line mail is now about 4-5KB of storage. Still, the attachments is what takes most of your mailbox.
Oh, some of us want to keep all our correspondence. |
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  insomx Premium join:2003-01-26 Canada
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| reply to LrdVader Well DOH!!! I know he is trying to get SPAM by spreading it to test Gmail's spam blocker. What I meant was that people like you or I could just send him a mail (many people have) with our personal address and he could collect it and sell it to SPAM companies. -- »annoying.bounceme.net Of course, a creation just to annoy cousins and parents. |
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