[R.Sury]

anybody can tell me how to access and delete archived messages
Sury

[Triple Seven]

Sure, just click on the "All Mail" link on the left.

On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 18:35:50 +0530, R.Sury <rsu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> anybody can tell me how to access and delete archived messages
> Sury
>

--

Yours,
Triple Seven.
mailto:tri...@gmail.com

[vEDgar]

[googlespeak]
But why on Earth would you delete them? :-)
[/googlespeak]

[Cracell]

deleting is for nicompoops

--
-Cracell

Visit this site http://projectcarmen.shyper.com - If you don't you'll
never know what it is

[Derek]

yes... deleting is sooo 90's..

[T. M. Tracy]

haha!

no, really...deleting is sooo early 2004...

On Sun, 17 Oct 2004 18:20:28 -0700, Derek <derek.p...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> yes... deleting is sooo 90's..
>

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"Dad always thought laughter was the best medicine, which I guess is
why several of us died of tuberculosis."

[Lee Gibbs]

LOL. Hotmail era.
--
Lee
(lee....@gmail.com)

[T. M. Tracy]

yeah! =p

[Cracell]

no no, 2000-2004 was yahoo era

2005-2020 is gmail era

2021-2100 is mind mail era

you should are know this!!!

[Triple Seven]

You're Gmail too much time. Gmail itself will only have an "era" of
7-9 years. Google, however, will have an era of 15-20 years.

[Lee Gibbs]

1998-2000 was Hotmail era then. Personally I think 1998-2003 was
Hotmail era and the Yahoo! era was 2001-2004 (overlap) and the Gmail
era is 2004-? - then after that Mind Mail or something...

--
Lee
(lee....@gmail.com)

[Cracell]

mind mail is gonna be awesome, you like put this helmet on, and it
feeds everything directly into your head!! right now it's in alpha but
they expect it to be done by like 2020

[Fanis Hatzidakis]

As someone I know online said, hardcore net users just *think* 0s and
1s at their ethernet card, and it transmits them.

Fanis

[Triple Seven]

Wait, you mean you guys are still using a screen and a keyboard?

[Triple Seven]

Helmet?!? WTF are you talking about? It's gonna be a tiny earpiece or
something. Or a patch like the ones they use to stop smoking.

On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 11:41:03 -0700, Cracell <cra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>

[T. M. Tracy]

hah! bam!

On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 15:43:43 -0400, Fanis Hatzidakis
<theofanis....@gmail.com> wrote:
>

[Derek]

no you're wrong.. it will be a little nanobot robot injected into you
system with built in bluetooth.

[Christine Laura]

Well, sure, it will eventually be a patch, but for now we're stuck
with the helmet - after all, it's only in beta still, give them a
chance. Still beats the keyboard/mouse hands down I reckon - my only
problem is the way it uses 'look and scroll' technology - being
cross-eyed, I find it hard to control at times :-)

Chris

On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 22:10:08 +0200, Triple Seven <tri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>

--
There are 10 kinds of people in the world - those who understand
binary, and those who don't.

[Cracell]

no no, it's a helmet, trust me!!! I know everything!!! I am the
project manager!!!

[Christine Laura]

Could you please concentrate on de-bugging the ocular interface then
Cracell - if I wear my glasses while using the system it sets up a
loop with refraction between the screen and my glasses, and if I don't
wear them, I find myself skipping from one tab to another without
warning as my eyes don't hold focus well without them - which has
proved embarassing on occasion when I have my website open and someone
a little old-fashioned is here.

Regards,

Chris (beta tester for the helmet)

[Cracell]

how the crap did you get the beta?! were in alpha!! wow, I must of missed a memo

but don't worry, we have a solution, take 20mg of ritalin 1 hour
before you use the helmet, and the problem won't happen, we are
working on a system to inject it into your blood stream, but we had
one test subject die, so like his family is sueing us or something,
but whenever they lawyer calls are phones, he is guided though a
computer help system designed by microsoft, which of course give no
information and is merely a loop, but it seems like their is info
right around the corner

haha I love the evilness of M$

anyways though the ritalin thing should work

[Triple Seven]

Bluetooth? Cross-eyed?
For one, you shouldn't be using Bluetooth, as it has quite a slow
transfer rate. You should be using wFirewire4 or wUSB4.2, which can
handle terabytes of data per second. No ownder people are getting
headaches from your devices, they have a lag in the data-transfer. Its
like watching a full-screen movie on a stream witha 56k modem!

Chris, why do you still have cross-eyes? Do you not have the 20 bucks
it costs to fix this? Or are you still affraid of the audio-niddle?

[Christine Laura]

Audio-niddles haven't been approved for use yet here in Australia -
we're a little behind the 8-ball there.

Btw, my doc says she won't prescribe ritalin cos it might interfere
with the anti-psychotic drugs she's got me on at the moment, so I
might have to actually open one of those spam cyber-pharmacy emails
that are filling up my yahoo account and see if I can get some online.

Cross-eyed Chris

[Triple Seven]

I know a "doctor" who, for the right amount of *bling bling*, can hook
you up with some ret. Just say the word.


On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 19:44:08 +0800, Christine Laura

[Luis Amador]

I could sent you any medicine you need Chris just give me a list.

[Christine Laura]

LOL, is anyone else seeing these links? I think we've confused google.
Either that or it's just trying to steer us away from drugs lol.

Chris (who is now busy making a list lol)


Supercharge your recovery
PavillonInternational.org - Experience the power of the 12-step
programs. Transform your life.

The Breathwork Process
www.eupsychia.com - Training method for self awareness, personal
growth and transcendence.

[Triple Seven]

LOL!


On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 20:55:37 +0800, Christine Laura

[Gordon Stewart]

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 20:55:37 +0800, Christine Laura
<christi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> LOL, is anyone else seeing these links? I think we've confused google.
> Either that or it's just trying to steer us away from drugs lol.
>
> Chris (who is now busy making a list lol)
>
> Supercharge your recovery
> PavillonInternational.org - Experience the power of the 12-step
> programs. Transform your life.
>
> The Breathwork Process
> www.eupsychia.com - Training method for self awareness, personal
> growth and transcendence.

<cut>

Is this drug thing - Gmail related ?

--

G Stewart
Gmail invites wanted
Gmail Invites Group - Give or Receive
gmailinvite...@yahoogroups.com

[elhadj]

[geraldine sosnowski]

> > > [googlespeak]
> > > But why on Earth would you delete them? :-)
> > > [/googlespeak]

lol

Coz there actually ARE emails people wouldn't want to keep ?

--
gts²
zZZzzzzz Big Boss is Dreaming ZZzzzz
http://bigboss.is.dreaming.org/
Infiltrate. . .the enemy fortress. . .Outer Heaven
Destroy. . .the final weapon. . .Metal Gear
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/WANDAandKYOZOU

[Luis Amador]

LOL you took seriously the list thing, well let's see it then.

[Gordon Stewart]

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 11:44:05 -0400, Luis Amador <loui...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> LOL you took seriously the list thing, well let's see it then.
>

See what ?

- (im off to bed anyways - its 4:50 .a.m. )

[Luis Amador]

The list she's making

[Bob Wilkins]

Hi Gang,

I hope the guy in the following story has a decent firewall!

http://www.nature.com/news/2004/041011/full/041011-9.html

eXtream Gmailing

--
~bob

On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 15:43:43 -0400, Fanis Hatzidakis
<theofanis....@gmail.com> wrote:
>

[Christine Laura]

Sorry to disappoint you, but it was just my weird Aussie sense of
humour - I have all the drugs I need <WEG>

Chris

[Christine Laura]

Hey Bob, interesting nick - are you an urban explorer?

Chris

[Luis Amador]

I knew that Chris, I wouldn't take you for a anything related to that.
I was just playing along.

[Christine Laura]

Whew! Thank goodness for that - thought for a minute there my rep was
at risk lol

Chris

[Luis Amador]

That's right it's important to keep your rep with a bunch of stranger
that lived far away from you


On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 04:32:34 +0800, Christine Laura

[vEDgar]

//* > > > [googlespeak]

> > > But why on Earth would you delete them? :-)
> > > [/googlespeak]

lol

Coz there actually ARE emails people wouldn't want to keep ? *//

Well... probably you don't know me. :-)
I still maintain that _those_ mails, even if they exist, should never
even _see_ Google's servers.
Probably also you haven't been here when I defended that view on this
group, a few months ago... if you're interested, just search for
"donkey" on this group. :-D

[Christine Laura]

Hell, it's the only rep I've got left lol - I've already destroyed it
with people that know me <grins>

Chris

[Triple Seven]

Come on gurl, your rep is always like that. I wouldn't love you any other way!


On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 06:13:52 +0800, Christine Laura

[Cracell]

donkey!

but seriously people, collect spam! it's fun, and anything that your
deleting that isn't spam, shame on you!

[Jon Iturralde]

i dont know why, vut the only mails i see with the >>> instead of
"show quoted text" are from triple7. the only ones. why?

--

Jon Iturralde
jon.it...@gmail.com
iro...@hotmail.com

[Luis Amador]

Indeed chris is a funny girl, when I'm at work that aussie make my day
funnier :)

[Christine Laura]

awww gee shucks you're making me blush here...ah no, hang on, that's
from the spanking I just got :-)

Chris

[Cracell]

cute


the question is, if she's good looking, lol

probaly not never meet someone online that was, lol

[Luis Amador]

who spank you?


On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 11:51:33 +0800, Christine Laura

[Luis Amador]

don't be so rude, beside I'm just playing as she is, we are miles apart anyway

[Christine Laura]

My boyfriend of course - I was a very bad girl <grins> and I'm
planning on being very bad again real soon:-)

Chris

[Christine Laura]

LOL, Cracell, online everyone is good looking:-)

Chris

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 21:25:08 -0700, Cracell <cra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>

[Triple Seven]

Jon, I really don't know why the qouted text isn't hidden in my posts,
but I'm happy to point out the fact that Chris and TMT are having the
same problem for some reason.

Chris, I thought I was the only who gets to be rough with you. :(
The least you could have done is ask me to join...

[Gordon Stewart]

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 11:13:17 +0200, Triple Seven <tri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Jon, I really don't know why the qouted text isn't hidden in my posts,
> but I'm happy to point out the fact that Chris and TMT are having the
> same problem for some reason.
>
> Chris, I thought I was the only who gets to be rough with you. :(
> The least you could have done is ask me to join...
>

As far as I see - Quoted text 'usually' works...

Sometimes however I see people quoting 3-4 replies - & theyre not
included in the 'quoted text' thing...

- I wonder if the Gmail team can have an option to purge / Remove the
quoted text...

(saves space - ) - But im only on 13-14 % now - Dont need it yet - But
eventually - people will be getting close to the 1,000 megs

[Christine Laura]

Oh hell, sorry - guess I'll just have to be punished for that omission <WEG>

Chris

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 11:13:17 +0200, Triple Seven <tri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Jon, I really don't know why the qouted text isn't hidden in my posts,
> but I'm happy to point out the fact that Chris and TMT are having the
> same problem for some reason.
>
> Chris, I thought I was the only who gets to be rough with you. :(
> The least you could have done is ask me to join...
>

[Gordon Stewart]

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 16:52:22 -0700, Cracell <cra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> donkey!
>
> but seriously people, collect spam! it's fun, and anything that your
> deleting that isn't spam, shame on you!

I often delete / trash things

- Notices from Yahoogroups - letting me know theres a pending message
(for moderated groups) and/or new member
subscriptions/unsubscriptions.

Yahoogrouos has a log - So I dont need to keep those messages

[Triple Seven]

/me skips happily to get his whip from the kitchen.
~ Hey, people are allowed to have fun in the kitchen, aren't they? ~

[Christine Laura]

Oh, you'd be amazed at the fun people can have with kitchen implements:-)

<Looks towards the wooden spoons and egg slices lol>

The dining room isn't bad either, expecially if you have a
glass-topped table :-)

Chris

[Triple Seven]

Egg slices? Tell me more...


On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 19:40:08 +0800, Christine Laura

[Luis Amador]

lol

remember to log all your fun here chris

[Gordon Stewart]

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 08:12:06 -0400, Luis Amador <loui...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> lol
>
> remember to log all your fun here chris
>

Wonderong if a GMail chit-chat group is good..

[Triple Seven]

Nah, it's much more fun to have fun in public. I'm sure Chris will
agreewith me on this one. ;)

[Gordon Stewart]

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 14:42:16 +0200, Triple Seven <tri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Nah, it's much more fun to have fun in public. I'm sure Chris will
> agreewith me on this one. ;)

Launch / Spaceship scene of "Enders Game" Book - Explains it all :)

[Christine Laura]

Absolutely - where's the fun in hiding away:-)

Chris

[Christine Laura]

LOL, well, you know how you can get that criss-cross look with meat on
a griddle? With a bit of practise and a steady hand you can achieve
the same result with an egg slice on a backside lol

Chris

[Triple Seven]

You'll have to tell the gist of it, because I don't read books.

[Gordon Stewart]

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 21:09:35 +0800, Christine Laura
<christi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Absolutely - where's the fun in hiding away:-)
>
> Chris

You read the book ?

Its AWESOME

(Its the Book version of a book - As Gmail is to Email )

[El Guapo]

You're shaming people for deleting messages? Why are you so intent on
users keeping every message? That is a hypothetical question, btw.

If users want to delete messages, then we want to delete messages. It
is that simple, and no explanation should be needed. If Google wants
everyone to use Gmail, then they will have give us Delete
functionality. If users have to justify wanting to delete messages,
we'll just use another email app.

Shayne

On Tue, 19 Oct 2004 16:52:22 -0700, Cracell <cra...@gmail.com> wrote:
>

[Gordon Stewart]

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 15:19:14 +0200, Triple Seven <tri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> You'll have to tell the gist of it, because I don't read books.
>
>

8 yr old kid
Taken out of school by Government
He, His sister & brother, are all geniuses

- He goes to space - & learns to command an entire army

Brother & sister remain on earth - to conquer the world at ahe 12-13
yrs (I think...)

- anyway - the launch scene - is where hes with 20 other kids - theyre
laughing etc - however he doesnt see the funny side of things

- thats just 1 scene - but the book in itself is a great book..
even for folk that dont like sci-fi

[Triple Seven]

Hmm, sounds interesting. I might make an exception and read it.

[Triple Seven]

Hmm, your concept of the egg slice sounds quite interesting. You
should try making body-casts using chocolate or pasta noodles. It's
really fun and messy.

[Gordon Stewart]

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 16:15:42 +0200, Triple Seven <tri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hmm, sounds interesting. I might make an exception and read it.

I think its got an e-book

But is that legal ?

I havnt got that on E-book

[Triple Seven]

I don't like eBooks. If I do take the time to read a book, I rather do
it the old fashion way, on a sofa, or outside, in the sun.

[Gordon Stewart]

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 16:57:33 +0200, Triple Seven <tri...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I don't like eBooks. If I do take the time to read a book, I rather do
> it the old fashion way, on a sofa, or outside, in the sun.

Sounds like fun - Yep, Ive got 2 copies of it (paper)

I lost it, & bought another - & found my 1st copy

Its by "Orson Scott Card" (did i mention the author ?)
- Just if anyone wanna get it

[Triple Seven]

Nope, thx. I'll keep an eye for it.

[Ali Kazmi]

There's one situation when I don't hesitate in deleting a message (not
a conversation), it is when someone sends me an attachment which I
have to forward to others. In this case I get two copies of the same
attachment and I would definitely not need two copies. So I delete one
of the messages (usually the forwarded message). Other than that I
delete nothin, jus' nothin.

[Derek]

usually i delete message notifications from forum boards.

[Ashish Poddar]

sometimes... as Gordon said ... gmail wudnt hide the quoted text...
and sometimes it would hide even the contents of the mail...

i have observed this a couple of times especially when the mail i am
seeing has already been replied to, and because of some server delays,
the reply is delivered before the original mail.... in such cases the
original mail (owing the time-date stamp) is placed above the the
reply but the text is quoted (as its being repeated in the reply)...

has any1 else noticed this!

regards,
Ashish.

--
Ashish Poddar
Y! - ashish_poddar | MSN - ashish...@yahoo.com
"I dont expect anything, so nothing unexpected ever happens"

[vEDgar]

hmm... curious. :-)
Why would someone email an attachment to you, just for you to forward
it to other people? (Why doesn't zie forward it zieself?)

[Derek]

i've noticed it to ashish

[Luis Amador]

you are right, sometimes I get blanks emails because their content is
hidden like a quote

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 17:07:39 -0400, Ashish Poddar <ahpo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>

[Derek]

cuz someone a tool haha... j/k

[Christine Laura]

Yep, I've noticed it too

Chris

On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 17:07:39 -0400, Ashish Poddar <ahpo...@gmail.com> wrote:
>

[Cracell]

I think we should all say a prayer for all those poor lost messages,
those deleted email's!!!!

they get no gravestone, no nothing, just gone forever, I hope you all
have a moment of silence for them, they are email's like this
brothers, and sisters, but gone forever...such a sad sad thing

--
-Cracell

Visit this site http://projectcarmen.shyper.com - If you don't you'll
never know what it is

[vEDgar]

Amen, brother! 8-|

[El Guapo]

I'm dancing on their graves.

I've always wanted to dance on a grave. I just can't dance.

s

[T. M. Tracy]

yeah, I know plenty of graves to dance on...but is it really worth
learning to dance just to make some dead guy mad? I don't think so.

--
T. M. Tracy
tmt...@gmail.com
(http://ttzcg5.VOTEorNOT.org/?r=1) << Register to win $100,000!

"Dad always thought laughter was the best medicine, which I guess is
why several of us died of tuberculosis."