At one time I worked in the wonderfully named Covert Ops department of the Geek Squad, our team were called The Night Watch and we helped people sort out their computer problems overnight.
Occasionally a problem came up and if I found the remedy I would email it out but embelish it a little.
Here is a record of these files.
T-Mobile Broadband Dongles and Sending EmailsOnce more a big hello from The Night Watch, Guardians of the secrets of The Pyramids, watcher of the Turtle, milk monitors at the classroom of life. A further update on the port 25 issue, I received a panic call today from a friend with a T-Mobile connection that was indicating an inability to send emails I immediately thought I had entered a temporal loop or become involved in a sort of Lancashire Groundhog Day, I even suspected that our Stargate had become disconnected from the rest and we had become entrapped in a sort of a time bubble. Extensive research revealed an all time low in sunspot activity so it was possible that we were getting losses due to a weakened ionosphere, but I tested this with a signal broadcast by my Van Der Graaf generator and found no problem. There was no sign of excessive graviton particles so a black hole was not the problem. Once again it looked like an smtp server issue and using the address smtp.t-email.co.uk seems to have solved the problem. Please remember, using the ninth chevron could alert the Wraith to our presence, extreme caution is required.
Regards,
Next week we will show you an easy way to become an astronaut with the use of some tent pegs, some heavy duty fishing line and a geostationary satellite Agent Holt
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