OT: facility that could be very useful for some users

Nothing to do with KDE at all, but my ISP's newsletter carried the following 
entry, which looks as though it could be useful to some people:

GET BACK TO ME LATER
If you get e-mail messages that you know you should reply to, but would rather 
handle at another time, you might appreciate HitMeLater.com, which lets you 
delete a message but have it sent back to you again later - when you think you 
might be up to dealing with it. Send any message to [email protected], and 
it'll come back 12 hours later. Send it to [email protected], and you 
can read it again at the weekend. The service is free and there's no signing-
up to do. There's a similar service at iwantsandy.com with more options. You 
do have to register, but it covers a wider range of dates and customisation 
free of charge. You can write or copy any message you like, as long as it 
begins with "remember" or "remind", such as "Remember to look at this in 7 
days" or "Remind me about this on 11/12/08".
http://www.hitmelater.com
http://www.iwantsandy.com

Anne

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