Is Bill Gates most spammed in world?

As you go through your e-mail trying to separate the good stuff from the spam, reflect that Bill Gates gets about 4 million spam messages a day.
But then, as Microsoft co-founder Steve Ballmer said at a company event in Singapore, Gates has a lot of help in dealing with his e-mail.
"Literally there`s a whole department almost that takes care of it," he said.
Ballmer said he also gets a lot of spam, the BBC reported, at least partly because he gives out his e-mail address in every speech. But he said his filters are so good that only about 10 pieces of spam a day get through the net into his Inbox.
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The diff looks a bit unusual, with the tools subdirectory dominating,
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