Pause, and calmly think on that.
As a developer, I find I’m often encoding something, decoding something, deobfuscating something, decoding urls or parameters, base64 encoding, wrapping/unwrapping, replying/unreplying, etc. So I made a web page that does that all that and you can find it at encoded.ca. I’ll certainly be adding more in the future.
After writing my own response to William Ernest Henley’s Invictus, I’ve come across some responses to the poem (I admit, I google my own blogs!), including vincens ut vinceret by Will Hapeman. I quite like it. It took largely the same tack as mine, swapping words and phrases, and ended up with a number of similarities.
When I send an email I’ll often remember I wanted to say something else so I go to my Sent folder, click the email and hit Reply All. It seems every email client has a different idea of what exactly Reply/Reply All on a Sent folder email means. Maybe it’s just me but I don’t think this is a hard thing to get right.
When I send an email I’ll often remember I wanted to say something else so I go to my Sent folder, click the email and hit Reply All. It seems every email client has a different idea of what exactly Reply/Reply All on a Sent folder email means. Maybe it’s just me but I don’t think this is a hard thing to get right.
When I click Reply/Reply All on a Sent folder email I mean I want to reply to my own email and, since it doesn’t make sense to send it to me, I want the exact same To/CC/BCC addresses as when I originally sent the email.
It’s not rocket science.
