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Being a 25-year old chap living in the western-most town of Germany. Stuying communication and information science and being a huge fan of XS-related things.
reversethis-{ed. ... rap.nov.olissat}
Being a 25-year old chap living in the western-most town of Germany. Stuying communication and information science and being a huge fan of XS-related things.
Sunday November 14, 2004
12:28 AM
The occasional bugreport rant
This morning I received:
Subject: Mail::Transport:Dbx
Date: Sat, 13 Nov 2004 20:07:06 -0500
Hi I use your program and i like it but I have found that when my.dbx file is
at a very large file size it does not work. So that may be a bug right?
thought you might like to know if you don't already.
xxxxx xxxxxxx
Well, no, I didn't know about it. Furthermore, I don't think I ever will with reports like that.
Even better, I don't seem to be able to reply. My mail just bounced. Interestingly enough though, the bounce mail gave me a different recipient address from the one that I sent it to. So there's probably a mail forwarding service out of control.
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lol (Score:1)
I believe they're called "aol" kiddies - plain lines w/o punctuation and capital letters, many grammar/spelling errors. Completely undecipherable questions asking often about stuff like "how do I open the .zip". Argh, users...
Point them in the right direction. (Score:2)
-Dom
Re:Point them in the right direction. (Score:2)