Thunderbox666 wrote:

Are we as a human race getting so lazy that we dont even want to get out and fill our own car up??

Maybe, but I think this will also save the stinky hand syndrome that many of us experience when filling up on the way to work. We then are forced to walk around smelling like a gas station because the smell doesn't wash off.

We are already seeing eftpos and credit card machines at the bowser to save people walking ALL the way into the shop to pay.

I really think that this is a matter of speed. If I am running late to work and need gas, I can't afford to spend 10 minutes standing in line inside the store waiting for a clerk to quit gabbing to his/her friend.

ProfessorDan wrote:

My cap has a tether on so will the robot rip it off

Mine too, also the cover opens differently. I wonder if they will program various makes & models into it and have some sort of recognition when the vehicle drives up?

I agree with two of the previous recommendations: hMailserver or Google Apps. If Google Apps had been out when I switched our school to hmailserver, I would have used Google Apps. However, hMailServer is very easy to administer and integrates with Active Directory (with no effort at all) and it was also relatively easy to setup & integrate SquirrelMail as a webmail access. Google Apps can also be "integrated" by exporting AD users to a .csv and then importing it into Google Apps. (We currently use Google Apps for the document storage and calendar features).