Thanks to steabert on stackexchange for posting this helpful tip!
In Gmail, simply search for “size:xxxxxxxx“
This undocumented search parameter will help you find messages larger than the size you searched for.
The search parameters are in bytes, so 10485760 = 10MB or 52428800 = 50 MB, and so on.
EDIT: As of November 15th, Google has officially released support for this feature
“To find emails larger than 5MB, you can search for size:5m or larger:5m“
I never was much for Blu-ray, but I finally got a device that reads them. Thankfully, it’s really easy to play blu-ray discs these days.
Here’s one way to play Blu-Ray discs for free on your computer:
Bonus: If you want to rip your Blu-ray discs, Lifehacker has a nice how-to.
I recently bought an LG NAS which had a pretty cool feature: a Blu-Ray player accessible to my network.
The only problem was every time I would try to access it to play the Blu-Ray, the computer would crash with a blue screen.
The Solution: Turn off Window’s iSCSI Initiator and replace it with a better working one.
Download the StarWind Software iSCSI Initiator.
Credit for Fix: http://www.sevenforums.com/drivers/49624-iscsi-msiscsi-sys-bsod-blu-ray-2.html#post487286