Couldn't you add text to get to the size limit ?

how does this work i have like 20k unread emails do they just give old accounts more storage?

"12 hours long" WEC decided to upload full video of 24 Hours of Le Mans

fr how much space do they even have? 129899812TB?

12:32 my inbox every day after I give a couple retail stores my email

Easier solution, upload 14.975 gb to the first account and send 1 message with 25mb

You should seek professional help! Hope you found it in the comments ♥

Gives me tom7’s “harder drives” vibes; big fan!

and now it's 10mb per file

ddos attack tutorial

lmaooo this is so good In high school my buddy and i tried getting as many emails as possible so the notif bubble would be huge. We found these christian newsletter sites that let you subscribe to hundreds of threads at a time. Then we made 20 gmail accounts and forwarded them one to another, effectively multiplying the emails received by 20. On my phone the notif bubble is in the millions and I can't see the actual value anymore.

You should seek professional help

Wait till this dude finds out after some time discord deletes files, rip bozo

You should be able to send emails of any size from a Linux machine, no registrar needed

Longer video please!!

The algorithm is cracked

We got Gmail speedrun before GTA 6

If you just put @everyone in a discord server with over 10,000 people in it and then for every person that logs on, an e-mail should be sent, you should be done in about 10 secs. This is a joke, I hope you found it funny. Now I just sound like a disappointed bot laughing at it's own stupidity

1:11 what if you got 3 email accounts and sent them in a loop

This is why I quit Gmail, way too many sweats.

RIP mind goblin

00:42 That's the wrong Formula, no? The correct one would be: 15GB / (50MB/s) = 300s = 5min Same result as shown, but yours actually evaluates to: 15GB/50MB * 60s = 300 * 60s = 5h

This video aged well...

So you are the reason discord is decreasing file limits.

Being GMail it shares its storage space with Google Drive, so you could cheat by uploading large files to your GDrive to use up space. An easy way of doing this is uploading a reasonably sized file and making copies using the built-in "Make a Copy" function on the Drive which will just take seconds even for multiple GB files, doing a fewer larger files at once will also be quicker than doing more smaller files of the same overall size.

Is the gdrive strat allowed in this category? The storage is shared, so it should be pretty quick to fill it up with a 14.98gb file and a few emails to top it off

"i bet we have flying cars by 2024!" Us in 2024:

I thought this would be like a spam virus bait e-mail challenge

@amalemailaolisfreegnagermails2024enternetworkexplorexhamster

Couldn't you have 3 email addresses forward to each-other in a triangle loop?

"And that's how I got banned from Google Services" :-S

i just cleaned my gmail all the way as fast as I could, using an autoclicker. Then I get this recommended as soon as I open KZbin. I love how people, especially software devs, will do anything just to see if they can

I personally like the MS Office-OneDrive combo. 1TB is a sufficient amount of cloud storage and having MS office legal and up to date is also nice. It's not the cheapest per GB if you are not interested in Office and want more than 1TB though.

Will forwarding the email multiple times or attaching many small attachments increase the size of the headers?

3 weeks before this becomes a SummoningSalt Video

Maybe it's possible to a triatic/quateric/5+ forwarding loop to work?

What the hell am I even doing watching this how did I even get here?

What the hell am I even doing watching this how did I even get here?

It's 3 am what am i doing here? I have no idea but now i have to know how this video ends!

bro crazy but gcp DOES NOT do email services crazy right they just don't wanna be in that game despite being in the gmail game.. youd think right

you should seek professional help btw. subscribing.

12:20 what’s ligma?

You should seek professional help.

Would it be unethical to min/max the costs to google servers

Gmail restricts attachment size but what about adding a fuckton of plaintext? Never looked into it myself, just an idea.

"so i uploaded 153535352 pettabyte file to my google drive"

Cool video but i wouldn't trust to store many GB's or even TB's of files on Discord, since all my files could basically become hostage of the platform, if discord ever change how file storage works, i could lose many of those files because of that.

Please seek professional help - people who work with mailing lists

4:08 600! = 12655723162254307425418678245150829297671403862274660768187828858528140823147351237817802795619571074765208532598060224803240903782164769430795025578054271906283387643826088448124626488332623608376164081221171179439885840257818732919037889603719186743943363062139593784473922231852782547619771723889252476871186000174697934549112845662596182308280390615184691924446215552586523740084932807259056238962104689731522587564412231618018774350801526839567367444928206231310973619440354723718012867753019556135721376207959558860559933052856914157120622980057169891912595926540427596853441276985006724869558201930657900240943007657817473684008944448183219124163017666607770667585082169598239230274035517738648065600492702095732843492708856036920219883363111527988109277392696562776813446645651238419301586157342867860646666350050113314787911320639668510871569846664873595017518995670958477806411667505346462590471136862647349666243426242677175204732314281064417939041868653741187423064985189556742640111598580035644021835576715752869397465453828584471291269955890393294448315746500268702149708808053100406398480942695623586049403348084970064668900206251516968479727515576425962392136269169089884609794271331061018895634421094082310408889752954265842691732460538911784960000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

4:56 This is likely because attachments must be ASCII encoded before sending, due to historical reasons