[X4U] Any sort of Benchmarks for new Mac Pro's?

[Zane H. Healy]

On Tue, 10 Aug 2010, H F wrote:

>> From: winter at mac.com
>> On Aug 10, 2010, at 12:42 PM, H F wrote:
>>>
>>> It wasn't the content that was inappropriate, it was the fact that
>>> the pictures (100) were included in the post. I've seen many sigs
>>> that included URL's but seldom have I had a sig that opened
>>> automatically (and strangely at the top of the message). Images are
>>> generally not considered appropriate in forums/lists.
>>
>> Must be a "feature" of whatever mail program/system you are using. The
>> rest of us (or at least most of us?) just saw a link that had to be
>> clicked. The web page was not embedded in the message like you're
>> describing. It would be interesting to know how/why that happened.

> I'm using hotmail and that's the first time it ever happened. None of the
> other links in that message or even this one open(ed) automatically. As an
> aside, when I get messages with "questionable" content, hotmail has
> generally been pretty good about informing me that I should consider my
> options

I'd be interested in knowing what happened as well.  I sent the original
message, and there had better not have been *ANY* pictures embedded in it. 
In fact where possible I have my email list subscriptions set to text only
as I feel pretty strongly on the subject.  The link in my .sig is to my
flickr photostream, and I have Eudora configued to send all of my email as
plain ASCII text.

Zane