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You already know that Gmail beats all other email providers with its endless customization capabilities, Google product integration and fantastic spam filter. Take it to the next level with these Gmail power user tips and Greasemonkey extensions for Firefox. We haven’t forgotten the Mac users, either. For more great resources, check out the official Gmail blog and the Gmail Power Users group on Google Groups.
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One of the best features of GMail is its huge storage space. It’s almost near the 3GB mark and it’s still growing, giving us reassurance that Google was sincere when they said, “that you’ll never have to delete another message.” Most GMail users by now, must have loved and mastered the labels and archive features of this free service from Google. The only e-mail they must have deleted besides those nasty spams are messages that are really not worth storing away in the GMail archives.
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Adam Smith disait en son temps : “À un certain niveau d’accumulation des dettes nationales, il n’y a guère d’exemple, je crois, qu’elles aient été loyalement et complètement payées”. L’histoire sur ce point comme sur bien d’autres n’a cessé de lui donner raison. Or, après la crise immobilière, après la crise bancaire, après la crise économique, voici semble-t-il venu le temps de la crise de la dette publique. C’est aujourd’hui le cas grec qui fait la une, mais nombre d’états supposés plus respectables sont dans de bien pires situations : qui parlait de la dette islandaise avant que son château de cartes bancaire ne s’effondre, qui rappelle aujourd’hui que la dette publique japonaise représente plus de 2 fois son PIB, qui sera prêt demain à remettre en cause l’absurde note AAA de la dette américaine ?