Let me count the bytes.

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A few giga, and still counting.

I'm sure that long ago I gave up on the idea of actually going through that mail sometime, though I still cling to the notion that somebody might find it interesting for a master's thesis or something similar. Personal correspondence probably takes us a rather small percentage of what's there. Work related mail, frequently with large attached files, take up substantial memory, and PowerPoint presentations telling us the joys of friendship and the like take up some space as well. But most probably the bulk of what's there are numerous backlogged newsletters I've subscribed to over the years. Why, even assuming that I might find the time for the task, I might want to review these (or even somebody else might) is a question which I prefer not to deal with.

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