(Re-post to fix my formatting fail.)

A favorite comment I ran across on Stack Overflow:

Bad code will always look bad. Tabs are not the cause of bad indentation. Tabs look being customizable and using less bytes makes them better than spaces. And every argument for spaces can be debunked. Present me any code and I'll give you a nicely formatted one using only tabs.

Obviously, this requires using tabs consistently, and not using tabs to indent some lines and spaces for others. The only scenario where this gets complicated is if trying to align parts of different lines together, e.g. initializing a long array to a variable. But then if the variable name changes, you need to fix the adjustment on every other line anyway. Better to start the initialization on a new line.

A favorite comment I ran across on Stack Overflow (https://ancillary-proxy.atarimworker.io?url=https%3A%2F%2Fstackoverflow.com%2Fquestions%2F19975954%2Fa-yaml-file-cannot-contain-tabs-as-indentation%23comment96808208_19976827): > Bad code will always look bad. Tabs are not the cause of bad indentation. Tabs look being customizable and using less bytes makes them better than spaces. And every argument for spaces can be debunked. Present me any code and I'll give you a nicely formatted one using only tabs. Obviously, this requires using tabs consistently, and not using tabs to indent some lines and spaces for others. The only scenario where this gets complicated is if trying to align parts of different lines together, e.g. initializing a long array to a variable. But then if the variable name changes, you need to fix the adjustment on every other line anyway. Better to start the initialization on a new line.

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Unfortunately, Thunderbird doesn't appear to have the most efficient mail store for Gmail accounts, due to Gmail's system of supporting single messages with multiple labels (folders). If I have messages with multiple labels, it appears that Thunderbird downloads and stores the message multiple times, in multiple disk files.

Is anyone aware of an alternative that "intelligently" supports Gmail? I.E., simply downloading "All Mail", and then creating a database from each label to the associated Message-ID's in "All Mail"?

Appears that maybe Ext's forums are /.'d already. I've been actively participating in one of the licensing threads started on Ext's forums. Try http://extjs.com/forum/showthread.php?t=33096 a little later, once the database recovers... Since discussing licenses seems to be nothing new on Slashdot, maybe some "experts" from here can bring some light into the above thread.