"Well, I'd probably appoint people that would look very seriously at her e-mail disaster, because it's a criminal activity, and I would appoint people that would look very seriously at that to start off with," Trump said in a phone interview with ABC News, referring to Hillary Clinton.
When we talk about a good book (the content), we never ask what type of computer it was written on (the tools)." James Fallows has a strategy for avoiding Petraeus-style e-mail disasters: "Never put anything in an e-mail message, to anyone, that would cause you serious problems if it fell into the wrong hands".
While it may feel easier to not return mail-order disasters, have the strength and resolve to do so.
But I believe he must have been experimenting with forged disaster mail, and that what I found was no less than evidence.
The service, called MailShadow for Google Apps, is being pitched as an "e-mail continuity and disaster recovery solution".
(See "Kiss 'N Tell Via E-Mail" and " Flirting Without Disaster").. Trashing the company's Web site or scrambling proprietary data is generally frowned upon by the Big Wigs, but it's not uncommon for grunts with a grievance to go digital after going ballistic.
In October, NASA started sending out daily e-mails about global disasters, serving, in effect, as an earth-sciences version of the Fox network.
By Tad Friend In October, NASA started sending out daily e-mails about global disasters, serving, in effect, as an earth-sciences version of the Fox network.
Answers according to the Daily Mail, included "deplored", "stench", "stir", "disaster" "menace", "desist', "racket" and "tart".
Companies are increasingly communicating with customers and suppliers by e-mail and interactive Web pages, so a slowdown in the regular mail is more nuisance than disaster.
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