Also, that's great that you can put your hands on your email from 2004; I guess at that point, I was getting all my mail on university servers (and using pine!). I think I've got a lot of it backed up -- but, what did you do to feed it into mail-trends? Did you migrate it over to gmail for searchability?
I wish I did have all my mail from university migrated to Gmail; I remember backing it up somewhere (actually, maybe on hackmode?), but I don't have it currently :)
The 2004 you see there is actually when I started using Gmail!
mail-trends is fascinating though, it shows you more graphs than the one I posted here.
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That's a whole lot of email!
Also, that's great that you can put your hands on your email from 2004; I guess at that point, I was getting all my mail on university servers (and using pine!). I think I've got a lot of it backed up -- but, what did you do to feed it into mail-trends? Did you migrate it over to gmail for searchability?
Alex!! :)
Thanks so much for your comment, yay!
I wish I did have all my mail from university migrated to Gmail; I remember backing it up somewhere (actually, maybe on hackmode?), but I don't have it currently :)
The 2004 you see there is actually when I started using Gmail!
mail-trends is fascinating though, it shows you more graphs than the one I posted here.
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