I see you’ve been to K-Mart recently.
In my recent experience, K-Mart doesn’t have any cashiers, just a long line of empty registers where they used to be.
Presumably by confidently asserting that you would never marry.
I have nothing but respect and admiration for the opinions of the curvy guys. If they are unanimous in their decision that I should not be married, I bow to their wisdom. Sort of a pre-emptive “Yes, dear.”
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Just to expand on this a little in case anyone’s interested, I analyzed 85 different cases that I’ve had recently with a total of about 1.1TB of data which includes both email and loose documents and it averages to about 5.3k docs/GB.
It would take far too long for me to pin it down to email totals to give an accurate average for just email and attachments.
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But, the Act is clear in that destruction of electronic records, including deletion, carries with it some stiff penalties. Section 802 of Sarbanes Oxley imposes fines of up to $1,000,000 and prison terms of up to 20 years for knowingly deleting an email with the intent to impede, obstruct or influence a current or future federal investigation.QUOTE]
The operative words being “knowingly … with intent to impede, obstruct or influence…” That’s a pretty high bar.
Um, that is uncomfortably close to the truth.