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The e-mail queue reminds me of my days at the college radio station, where the output of the broadcast booth passed through a 5-second delay before going out to
by URSpider94 17y ago
The e-mail queue reminds me of my days at the college radio station, where the output of the broadcast booth passed through a 5-second delay before going out to the transmitter. That way, if something "bad" happened (f'rinstance, a caller dropped the f-bomb), you could dump the delay before it went out over the airwaves.
Thinking about it more, I'm a little surprised that this hasn't made its way into standard e-mail clients, at least as a feature.
- albertcardona 17y agoIn gmail it did: the "friday night you are drunk and shouldn't send this email" feature.