Gmail keeps getting better and better!!

[Huff]

Check out the new time feature! How handy is this..

http://mail.google.com/mail/help/customtime/index.html

[Il Duce]

Google is too good. It's scary.


EDIT- April fools prank? God I hate this day.

[benDASHDASH]

dude its actually real. they just set the timestamp for when it was sent to whatever you want

[Il Duce]

"Gmail utilizes an e-flux capacitor to resolve issues of causality (see Grandfather Paradox)."

[benDASHDASH]

every technology has a name

[parkerbink]

"I used to be an honest person; but now I don't have to be. It's just so much easier this way. I've gained a lot of productivity by not having to think about doing the 'right' thing."

Todd J., Investment Banker

Classic testimonial.

Has to be an April fool

[Hartge_H27]

it has to be, just like last years.

[Sean]

That is awesome!

BTW: This is being posted in the past...

[e30 Luv]

I fell for it this morning. I was like "whoa" and everyone was like "what?" and then they were like "fool" but yeah they did something similar last year where they said they would mail paper copies of your emails to people who didn't like email.

[DMF]

That is awesome!

BTW: This is being posted in the past...

Ha.

Fact: There is no way to set at what time someone else receives mail.

[CorvallisBMW]

lol that's a good one

[MR 325]

Haha, I saw that one today too.

[redhatpat]

Ha.

Fact: There is no way to set at what time someone else receives mail.

Fact: The time stamp on emails is set by the sending computer.

[Sean]

Ha.

Fact: There is no way to set at what time someone else receives mail.

Fact: I know. stfu n00b.

:p

[Huff]

Fact: The time stamp on emails is set by the sending computer.

Actually, time stamps (using SMTP) do not occur by the sending computer, but it is stamped by the reciving server. The time actually gets updated along the path of the e-mail.

Here's a great explanation.