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Comment Re:You are alone. (Score 1) 703

One of the servers I operate has about 2,000 mailboxes where nearly everyone uses IMAP, the maximum message size size (with all attachments) is 30MB. We regularly have people e-mailing large files (CAD drawings, PDFs, other images, etc.) around as part of their regular business. We get no complaints on speed or downtime. This all runs on a Dell PowerEdge 2950 with plenty of speed, storage, and bandwidth. Snapshot of the settings and mailbox store taken every three hours in case the server fails. I'll leave out our operating system and e-mail server software to avoid a flame war, but it works really well. We're not counting years between reboots on that system though (months and it's usually due to an OS update or e-mail server software upgrade).

T-Mobile Releases New Card, Outlaws VoIP and IM 266

An anonymous reader writes "T-Mobile has launched a new 3G data card in the UK, and banned users from using it for VoIP or instant messaging applications." From the article: "Lock cast doubt on the sustainable viability of a mobile operator banning VoIP from its network. 'I think that eventually, if there's customer demand for this, it will happen," Lock said. "Other organizations will come along allowing VoIP. Who do you think is going to win?'"

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