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>>>>> "David" == David Wuertele <dave-gnus@bfnet.com> writes:

Randal> Help.  I can't be the only one who wants to read and answer
Randal> email both while online and offline.

David> I find this setup meets my needs perfectly.  I don't need to carry a
David> laptop around anymore, I just need to make sure that my destination
David> has a computer with a USB2.0 port and emacs.  In fact, I go a step
David> further and mount the USB drive as a loop-aes encrypted partition.
David> But thats a whole 'nother story.

David> Does this meet your requirements?

Nope.

I read it twice, and I can't figure out how it meets *any* of them. :)

I have a laptop. I can't leave it at home. I'm going to a hotel room.
My destination doesn't "have a computer".  It's a hotel room.  Or a
bar.  Or an airplane.

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