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Decrease spam reaching Gmail inbox
No upsurge for me either. Although the damage is done, did you subscribe somewhere recently using this account?
A trick which works in gmail is to add +<website name or something unique> for each service that you subscribe to, for ex. if you are subscribing to example.com, give the id as <yourid>+example@gmail.com. This will land in your inbox but you can easily filter/delete and also figure out who is selling your id.
Sorry, no help for the current situation.
posted to Ask Metafilter by swapspace
at 8:09 AM on September 24, 2008
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Learning how to troubleshoot T-Carrier equipement
Did you try references on the wikip page, especially this book.
Some other links from a quick google search that _might_ help:
Additional Reading links on: http://safari.ibmpressbooks.com/0789725452/ch10lev1sec3
http://www.amazon.com/Guide-T-1-Networking-Install-Desktop/dp/1578200210/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1218032114&sr=1-9
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at 7:18 AM on August 6, 2008
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How to Integrate "Repeating Tasks" Into a Text File To-Do System?
If you mark tasks complete or remove them as you are getting done with them, you can start changing the timing of the repeating task to the next one, every time you complete it.
Another approach: When you add a repeating task, add a string of possible completion times in order(say, for a month) and then go on deleting specific times as you get done with them.
posted to Ask Metafilter by swapspace
at 12:33 PM on July 7, 2008 
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Help with MS Outlook 2002
The url for Redemption is http://dimastr.com/redemption . This does exactly what you need but afaik, it covers only MAPI and CDO. Moreover, you'll need to change the system to use this, which probably isn't feasible in your case.
posted to Ask Metafilter by swapspace
at 2:44 PM on April 20, 2008
For a solution at the user's end, you can try clickyes or something similar
posted to Ask Metafilter by swapspace
at 2:54 PM on April 20, 2008
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How do I open a ".tar.tgz" file?
If you don't have a linux machine handy, you can install unxutils on windows. It'll be faster/easier than installing cygwin, and it contains file, tar and gzip.
posted to Ask Metafilter by swapspace
at 12:16 PM on March 29, 2008
Bingo Pronoiac! I was trying to match magic ids of gz/bz2/tar etc. in the text and hit it just after the first space - 1F 8B 08. Magic id info courtesy filext.com
Just removing the space does the trick.
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at 9:24 PM on March 30, 2008
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New Computer, Random Restarts, Help?
nthing trying at some third place. I used to build friends' computers in college and have seen something quite similar to this. It worked even in a different outlet in the same room and other comps/laptops were working fine in that outlet. weird.
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at 9:24 AM on February 14, 2008
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What is this non-alphanumeric character?
For finding it, as others mentioned, hexdump/vim/emacs on *nix. On Windows: In Textpad, hovering the mouse over that character shows the hex equivalent. Regex equivalent - \x{<hex code>}
posted to Ask Metafilter by swapspace
at 10:08 AM on October 13, 2006
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What is skype doing?
Check out this article, especially the part around and including this para:
The way Skype handles this so-called "NAT traversal" problem is by inserting a server in the middle that can be seen by connections at both ends. This server for Skype is called a "super node" and may well be inside your computer without your knowledge, because Skype super nodes use borrowed bandwidth and processing power. Lucky us.... [more]
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at 11:30 PM on August 8, 2006
