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I got a new e-mail account purely so I could say that I have a 102 terabyte e-mail account. Now I don't know what to do with it. Here, forward every non-personal message to Foxxinnia@hriders.com. Let's see if we can fill this sucker up.

I got a new e-mail account purely so I could say that I have a 102 terabyte e-mail account. Now I don't know what to do with it. Here, forward every non-personal message to Foxxinnia@hriders.com. Let's see if we can fill this sucker up.

102 TB? What possible purpose can there be for that much storage for an e-mail account?

102 TB? What possible purpose can there be for that much storage for an e-mail account?I'm still wonding the same thing. I'm going to try to find that program that turns your G-Mail account into a hard drive and try to make it work on this.

Dude I have an idea. BACK UP your hard-drive 400 times!

I got a new e-mail account purely so I could say that I have a 102 terabyte e-mail account. Now I don't know what to do with it. Here, forward every non-personal message to Foxxinnia@hriders.com. Let's see if we can fill this sucker up.
When you want to clear up some hardrive space, but save the files, upload them and e-mail them to yourself.

I got a new e-mail account purely so I could say that I have a 102 terabyte e-mail account. Now I don't know what to do with it. Here, forward every non-personal message to Foxxinnia@hriders.com. Let's see if we can fill this sucker up.
Where the fuck did you get 102 TB's of space?

Where the fuck did you get 102 TB's of space?
That is a good question..... Maybe they just say there is that much because they know there is no way in hell you are ever going to fill it up. I have a two gig e-mail account and it has never been more than a quarter full (I am admittedly religious about deleting old messags though)

Where the fuck did you get 102 TB's of space?

DUH it's right there...

@hriders.com.

http://www.hriders.com/web_page.cfm?web_pageID=38

but they say free 1 terabyte email. Not 102...

DUH it's right there...

@hriders.com.
I went to that site, and couldn't see anything about email...
It seemed to be about motorcycles.

EDIT:
Oh, I missed that page you showed in the edit.

DUH it's right there...

@hriders.com.
not neccasarily.... I have a e-mail account that ends in @muscian.org, but it is hosted by mail.com

Where the fuck did you get 102 TB's of space?

Just a guess, but based on his e-mail's domain name I'm thinking here, although this only seems to offer 1TB... perhaps you get more if you pay?

http://www.hriders.com/web_page.cfm?web_pageID=38

Edit: Arr... pipped at the post. Well, I'll be damned if I'm deleting my only post :D.

not neccasarily.... I have a e-mail account that ends in @muscian.org, but it is hosted by mail.com

Generally 95% of the time the @... is the domain host in true.

It doesn't matter 1 terabyte or 100, it's still a still a shit load more than anything else out there.

It doesn't matter 1 terabyte or 100, it's still a still a shit load more than anything else out there.

Sure it does matter. 1 TB is feasible and hell that's a damn fine thing you got there. Looks at 1 GB G-mail and hangs head in shame...

And to think of all the hype G-Mail has been getting for 1GB, and they even restrict theirs!

Man dude, that's some serious space! Fill it with like green guys and be happy! Here's one: :p

And to think of all the hype G-Mail has been getting for 1GB, and they even restrict theirs!

How so? I haven't had any restrictions on my stuff...

And to put it all in perspective:
http://img206.exs.cx/img206/6947/15mbhd7wm.jpg

Yo I'm not lying. Man when I was on a 286 and stuff a 1GB hard-drive was unfeasible I mean you just COULDN'T fill that up. Now man, 1GB is like 1/5 of an OS.

How so? I haven't had any restrictions on my stuff...

As in, I can't register for a G-Mail account because I haven't been 'invited'. Not that I want a G-Mail account or anything -- I get a fairly sizable account with my ISP -- but it almost seems, I don't know, elitist is the only word that pops into my head. But it's not what I'm trying to express...

And to put it all in perspective:
*Pic*

LMAO! Man, I still have an old Intel 386, ne'er been used. Showing off it's 60-odd megahertz speed rating as though it's something to be proud of :D... Moves pretty fast, when you think about it...

As in, I can't register for a G-Mail account because I haven't been 'invited'. Not that I want a G-Mail account or anything -- I get a fairly sizable account with my ISP -- but it almost seems, I don't know, elitist is the only word that pops into my head. But it's not what I'm trying to express...



LMAO! Man, I still have an old Intel 386, ne'er been used. Showing off it's 60-odd megahertz speed rating as though it's something to be proud of :D... Moves pretty fast, when you think about it...

<--- has 50 G-Mail invites....;) I love the invite thing...it's cool...keeps every joe-schmo from messing it up though 50 invites is just too much

and no i'm not giving any of you guys invites so don't beg....

Yo I'm not lying. Man when I was on a 286 and stuff a 1GB hard-drive was unfeasible I mean you just COULDN'T fill that up. Now man, 1GB is like 1/5 of an OS.

Pah: you kids today with your new fangled 'hard drives' back in the day we had the OS on a 4k ROM and a massive 16k of RAM. As far as long term storage went we dreamed of floppy drives, never mind hard drives, but hey C90s were (relatively) cheap in them days.

As in, I can't register for a G-Mail account because I haven't been 'invited'. Not that I want a G-Mail account or anything -- I get a fairly sizable account with my ISP -- but it almost seems, I don't know, elitist is the only word that pops into my head. But it's not what I'm trying to express...

If you change your mind there's 400,000+ invites waiting here for whoever wants them:

http://isnoop.net/gmail/

Pah: you kids today with your new fangled 'hard drives' back in the day we had the OS on a 4k ROM and a massive 16k of RAM. As far as long term storage went we dreamed of floppy drives, never mind hard drives, but hey C90s were (relatively) cheap in them days.

Eh I'm talking 1980s so it isn't so bad...

If you change your mind there's 400,000+ invites waiting here for whoever wants them:

http://isnoop.net/gmail/

Hahahaha! What's the point of keeping it 'experimental' with that many invites roaming around in just one part of the web? Those Google guys are just crazy...

Eh I'm talking 1980s so it isn't so bad...

I'm talking 1979 vintage machines (specifically the much beloved TRS-80).

Pah: you kids today with your new fangled 'hard drives' back in the day we had the OS on a 4k ROM and a massive 16k of RAM. As far as long term storage went we dreamed of floppy drives, never mind hard drives, but hey C90s were (relatively) cheap in them days.
Hehe, remember the trash 80? I think I still have a punchcard reader out in the barn. Now the old punchcards were real programming, and debugging started with making sure you hadn't scrambled the cards, checking to be sure card 197 came after card 196.

I got a new e-mail account purely so I could say that I have a 102 terabyte e-mail account. Now I don't know what to do with it. Here, forward every non-personal message to Foxxinnia@hriders.com. Let's see if we can fill this sucker up.
Put the account name in at as many free porn sites you come across.

Does anyone really think its not a scam? "Hellacious Riders" I mean, come on.

Put the account name in at as many free porn sites you come across.
Hey, let's help Foxx out!
:D

I'm still wonding the same thing. I'm going to try to find that program that turns your G-Mail account into a hard drive and try to make it work on this.

This (http://www.puremango.co.uk/cm_gdrive_109.php) is what you're looking for.

This (http://www.puremango.co.uk/cm_gdrive_109.php) is what you're looking for.Thanks Tuesday. You always pull through. Especially in sticky situations.

If you know what I mean...

Thanks Tuesday. You always pull through. Especially in sticky situations.

If you know what I mean...
ewwwwww

*shudders*

(I haven't done that in a while, that felt pretty good)

that felt pretty good
Was it a sticky situation?
;)

*Throws his arms up in disgust*

That's it, I'm outta here. This suit was clean on today, I don't want it... stained... *Glares at people*

I'm talking 1979 vintage machines (specifically the much beloved TRS-80).

I used to play Sticky Bears on an old Atari, talk about fun! Those were the days of 5 1/4"...memories...

As in, I can't register for a G-Mail account because I haven't been 'invited'. Not that I want a G-Mail account or anything -- I get a fairly sizable account with my ISP -- but it almost seems, I don't know, elitist is the only word that pops into my head. But it's not what I'm trying to express...



LMAO! Man, I still have an old Intel 386, ne'er been used. Showing off it's 60-odd megahertz speed rating as though it's something to be proud of :D... Moves pretty fast, when you think about it...

my brother got a hold of a old E machine that claimed to be never obsolete