On (2005-12-31 17:18 -0500), Deepak Jain wrote:
Linux seemed to survive happily too
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~]% dmesg|tail -n1
Clock: inserting leap second 23:59:60 UTC
Curious though that not so many people who've I asked got these messages,
only explanation I can think of
Hi,
Is there way to contact Gmail? Message in my gmail
account could not be access for three days.
When I tried to click on any message ( or search, move
to othe folder .. ) it always pop up with " Ooops, the
system was unable to perform your operation.Please try
again in a few seconds".
Joe
On 1/1/06, Joe Shen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there way to contact Gmail? Message in my gmail
> account could not be access for three days.
I'm sure you'll find at least some links for tech support on
http://www.gmail.com
-srs
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