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By Robbie Khan · Posted
Out of interest, why? It's isolated from the rest of the components, is linear, and is custom built for the X9, it has no noise issues either and all of the high-end space of amps and DACs have internal linear PSUs basically. -
By testman · Posted
Quite why Meta decided to crowbar a social network feed onto an AI app I really don't know, but this is one of their most spectacularly bad ideas. I think it's clear they don't focus test anything there, and there are no product managers that go through the product manager process properly at all. -
By dustojnikhummer · Posted
Lets just hope they don't jump to an American corporation like RedHat. -
By Joni Sin · Posted
Does today Linux still ask you to compile something for something to work? if Yes, lets wait for another 10 years. -
By +Edouard · Posted
No point really. I rarely get any responses to it. Btw, Bing is also an embarrassment for MS for the same reasons. The MS fans around here never engage as they have have no defence to it.
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I'm using Outlook/Exchange 2000. I have this problem sending to certain email addresses that are not in my Address Book. Normally it would work fine. But lately it's been giving me an "=SMTP:email@email.com" on the To.. column when I try to send a message. Then a box of Name Suggestion would pop up.
I tried doing this: Options | Preferences | Email Options | Advanced Email Options | Uncheck Automatic Name Checking. But it still does the =SMTP and the Name Suggestion box. I also tried adding that e-mail address to my Address book but it still wouldn't do it.
I then just save my message, close all Outlook windows and restart Outlook again. It would send the message without a problem then. But it's quite a pain that I have to do that everytime the =SMTP thing comes up. Is there any other way that I can do here to fix this problem? Any settings that I should change? Thank you.
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