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Think Podcast only with albums.

Wow, that's old-school. It's all RSS feeds these days.

Ok, I created two accounts on my server with very similar addresses (popple@ and popper@) and I set them up on the iPhone. They can both receive mails without a problem. I don't see how you can have a problem. Hang on, did you say two accounts with the same login? Identical accounts, just with different passwords? That'll never work. One account will be invalid.

You're assuming this forum is based in the US. Bad assumption. For example, look how useless the RIAA has been at shutting down allofmp3 or piratebay.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imap#Advantages_over_POP3

As soon as the internet stops being crap here, I will set up two POP accounts on my server. IMAP is better than POP because it can do exactly what POP can do, and more.

You set your iPhone to get more than 50 headers? I run a procmail recipe to pre-sort messages and therefore don't get headers on subdirectories unless I open them. All I get is a flag of how many new messages are in each directory. Seriously, give IMAP a go on the iPhone and you'll see why it's a much better option than POP3.

It stores the last 50 (well, between 25 and 200, depending on what you want) messages. You want more? It'll get it on the fly. Are you sure you're not confusing POP and IMAP? IMAP is the one that stores messages on the server whereas POP3 is the one that you have to download every message, one at a time. Yes, if someone sends you 30 mails of lolcats in a row, mail 31 won't be viewable until you've downloaded the cats on POP3. On IMAP, it just downloads the headers first. I have 8GB on my iPhone, 2GB of mails on one account on the server, 3GB of IMAPed Gmail and a few MB on another account. I store about 50MB of mail on the phone at the most. It's probably closer to 5MB. On IMAP, attachments are only downloaded when you click on them.

I have four active email accounts on my iPhone. No problems at all. Let me try to create two on the same server ... ps. POP3? The world and his dog are on IMAP.

Eh? You pull the crown one stop and turn it to change the date. Two stops changes the time.

I fancied something different, especially as I'd been irradiating myself with this radioactive dial while fixing the keyless works on the 2824 ...

Um, ok, it could be a HBB, but all the Big Bangs are rip-offs of AP Royal Oaks. Quincy seems more Audemars than Hoolop. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dilbert "The strip has also popularized the usage of the terms

Quincy looks like he's wearing an AP to me. Oh, and today, I spotted a cow-orker wearing a 14060. I said "Is that a 14060 you're wearing?" He looked at his t-shirt, perplexed. I said "No, a Rolex. A Rolex Sub. A Rolex No-date Sub, a 14060." He smiled and said "Yes, it's a Rolex." The guy I was helping said "Damn, that was impressive! How could you tell from here?"

The only problem with these Navitimers is the date and the slide-rule alignment.

Great victory. I'm an Ellen Page fan, but I know she'll get another chance. I'm shocked by the display of good taste from the judges this year.

This is one watch that screams out for AR. Nice work.

If just one member on RepGeek had notified a Moderator about the back-door sales PMs over there, alarm bells would have gone off. Instead, people sent off WU to someone they didn't know on the strength of a crappy PM scam. "You can't con an honest man."

It's official, Hublot have no taste. I'd suspected it for a while.

Cheers, mate.

Well, while working on my gen Fortis's 2824, I was wearing this one again. However, note the new pic of the AR coating from K2222. Amazing!

Like 45 years of salary, benefits and accrued pension? He's lucky he's never needed to look for work since his 20s.

This one. I really need pictures of the new AR.

Shoes?

Miyota, I believe. It's very similar in function to the Seiko 7s26 used in the Monster.