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By +Spark99 · Posted
Drank Coke Classic erm, the old Outlook for decades since it came out on floppy disks. How difficult was it to add unified Inboxes? They did it on Mac Outlook Classic over 10 years ago before abandoning that. How hard was it add proper Gmail or iCloud contact and calendar support? They never did. I guess for simple users the new Outlook works but for power users Microsoft has left us floundering. -
By Gotenks98 · Posted
Classic outlook for dependability and feature set. New Outlook is trash, I would consider it the juice on the trash. Nothing but problems in our enterprise environment. Freezing, crashing and just an overall lack of features is why we don't use it. It gets uninstalled on every system. The day we have to switch we might have to look at other options. -
By Geezy · Posted
Make it so when people update, the new version is installed. That's how software works. -
By olympus1 · Posted
That's on 7zip. The developer refuses to make 7zip compatible with the new menus. For the same reasons he refuses to make any change on 7zip's extension icons which look like icons from Windows 95. He doesn't like any kind of change. That's why Nanazip exists on the first place. 7zip could support them like other similar software support them (WinRAR, Nanazip etc). Personally I have managed to register compatible 7zip menus by forking this https://github.com/ItzSteveHuh/7Zip.ShellExtension -
By Nick H. · Posted
The burner phones are just OPSEC. That's why they are burner phones. You use them for one thing and then dump them. As for the Chinese gifts, I can't fault them. Russia gifted The Thing and it went undetected for years. Again, OPSEC. Although the US could have been a bit more discreet with getting rid of the items.
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