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20040423
GMail
Okay, I have a somewhat bemused news to tell you.
I signed up for GMail. Yes, the first ever free one-gigabyte email address! I know, it seems weird since GMail is in a testing session, and that nobody can sign up unless you have permission to do so.
So when I logged onto Blogger, I saw a message that said that because I blogged frequently and used Google frequently (though the Google Bar, I guess), I am eligible for signing up for GMail.
But I don't want the responsibility of checking yet another email addresses. Now I have ten email addresses, ten! I'm near to fainting with exhaustion! So what the hell am I supposed to do with another email address? I've already categorized the functions of all my emails, be it business, academic, social, or protectionist (I know the four words are not parallel in sentence structure, but bear with me).
I'll have to see what I can do with it, perhaps . . . just forward what I think are important for now, so that I can store some emails that I don't want to delete. And then, what to do after that? I don't know how often I have to check the Gmail to keep it online.
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I signed up for GMail. Yes, the first ever free one-gigabyte email address! I know, it seems weird since GMail is in a testing session, and that nobody can sign up unless you have permission to do so.
So when I logged onto Blogger, I saw a message that said that because I blogged frequently and used Google frequently (though the Google Bar, I guess), I am eligible for signing up for GMail.
But I don't want the responsibility of checking yet another email addresses. Now I have ten email addresses, ten! I'm near to fainting with exhaustion! So what the hell am I supposed to do with another email address? I've already categorized the functions of all my emails, be it business, academic, social, or protectionist (I know the four words are not parallel in sentence structure, but bear with me).
I'll have to see what I can do with it, perhaps . . . just forward what I think are important for now, so that I can store some emails that I don't want to delete. And then, what to do after that? I don't know how often I have to check the Gmail to keep it online.
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