<p>From my own computer!
Aren't I awesome? :D</p>
<p>very awesome</p>
<p>Nope are you aren't</p>
<p>spam spam spam.......</p>
<p>that's awesome! if you highlight the text you can see his hidden message!</p>
<p>people these days don't properly appreciate the wonders of sendmail :(
after spending a couple of hours getting it to work, i think i deserve to be thrown a bone or two -_-</p>
<p><strong>throws bone at computer</strong></p>
<p>delete post</p>
<p>Good job Fizix2
im very proud</p>
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lol... .</p>
<p>fizix. dont you go to caltech lol?</p>
<p>yes. does this mean I can't send emails, and enjoy it?</p>
<p>no, just wondering. I was just under the impression that caltech students were way beyond simple e-mailing. But i guess sometimes you just enjoy the simple things in life.</p>
<p>I have a feeling there's some hidden, geeky meaning behind "sending an email from your own computer" that even I don't know :S</p>
<p>she edited something out from a previous post</p>
<p>well, most of you guys send emails out from other people's computers, like gmail's computers, or yahoo's computers, or maybe caltech's computers
but I figured out how to send stuff out from my own computer, so ha :)
this basically means I get <a href="mailto:me@mycustomhostname.domainname.etc">me@mycustomhostname.domainname.etc</a> as opposed to <a href="mailto:me@gmail.com">me@gmail.com</a> or something similar
...which basically means I win.
but 'tis a story for another day.</p>
<p>...but gmail is free.... and i didn't have to spend (some may say waste) a lot of time working on sending an e-mail.</p>