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yea i think its gonna come in around 15 gb course i cant make it till all the emails are downloaded, and theyre coming in like 10 at a time
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Hypertension is considered a bonus? I'd still offer to throw an ssd in your boss's mac just to suck up. Unless OSX is so majestic you don't get a noticeable speedup on an SSD.
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Mar 20, 2015 20:26
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when they were making mac outlook I think microsoft just grabbed some abandoned email client off sourceforge and is hoping no one will notice
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SYSV Fanfic posted:Hypertension is considered a bonus? just dont feel like driving an hour round trip to do it before she leaves town for a week.
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http://www.macrumors.com/2015/03/20/new-apple-tv-wwdc-siri-app-store/?utm_source=osx&utm_medium=push&utm_campaign=front those fuckin cunts glad i didnt get that appletv. what kind of rear end in a top hat company discounts a product before releasing a new model?
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echinopsis posted:http://www.macrumors.com/2015/03/20/new-apple-tv-wwdc-siri-app-store/?utm_source=osx&utm_medium=push&utm_campaign=front "according to buzzfeed" lol don't get too excited
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the apple tv interface was fuckin lame
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echinopsis posted:the apple tv interface was fuckin lame 
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Mar 20, 2015 20:55
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have we all agreed that the person with the mondo mailbox should be splitting their content in to a server-side archive mailbox for anything older than 6mo or 1yr and be done with it? yes? good.
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yea think outlook would still index those items, returning us to square 1 tho
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:yea think outlook would still index those items, returning us to square 1 tho Exchange Search The ability to quickly search messages becomes even more critical with archive mailboxes. For Exchange Search, there's no difference between the primary and archive mailbox. Content in both mailboxes is indexed. Because the archive mailbox isn't cached on a user's computer (even when using Outlook in Cached Exchange Mode), search results for the archive are always provided by Exchange Search. When searching the entire mailbox in Outlook 2010, search results include the users' primary and archive mailbox. https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd979795%28v=exchg.141%29.aspx split that poo poo up, yo
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:yea think outlook would still index those items, returning us to square 1 tho
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I've been using nod32 happily for our corp av for years now since we dumped symantec back on v9. but now we're being offered symantec endpoint for free. are they still a total disaster on the antivirus front (more so than the rest anyway) or should I go ahead and try to save some cash
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last experience with endpoint consisted of it deleting its own updates and deciding the exchange server was portscanning each PC and blocking it it was also very upset that someone wanted to try connecting to shares but I forget what error that transgression caused.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I've been using nod32 happily for our corp av for years now since we dumped symantec back on v9. but now we're being offered symantec endpoint for free. are they still a total disaster on the antivirus front (more so than the rest anyway) or should I go ahead and try to save some cash Do you get anything other than a pat on the back for saving some money?
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:can someone help me fix my boss's outlook outlook 2011 doesn't handle more than 10k items in the inbox well. go on owa and move most of the mail to a new folder tree that is not under inbox. also clear out sent items and deleted items. after that is done quit outlook, cmd click it and delete the old identity. create a new identity. it should download the most recent ~1000 messages, then start downloading the oldest messages ~100 at a time. If you are on a slow connection set message headers to download first and it will finish a lot faster. 15gb is not that much if you are on exchange 2010/2013. just keep your inbox, and sent items folders smaller, and mind the send and receive groups.
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:Exchange Search The ability to quickly search messages becomes even more critical with archive mailboxes. For Exchange Search, there's no difference between the primary and archive mailbox. Content in both mailboxes is indexed. Because the archive mailbox isn't cached on a user's computer (even when using Outlook in Cached Exchange Mode), search results for the archive are always provided by Exchange Search. When searching the entire mailbox in Outlook 2010, search results include the users' primary and archive mailbox. if you are on windows you have to have proplus/enterprise to use in place archive. on mac you have to have the office 365 version which is a huge gently caress you from microsoft. just buy a more expensive copy of the software you already bought or use owa for searching old email like a poor.
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my "solution" was to get her an ssd and to have them send me a pst of all her email cause its downloading like 10 at a time before deciding to stop for an hour. lead time on the pst is gonna be a fuckin week lmao kill me i think the host told me they wont do in place archiving for me so
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KOTEX GOD OF BLOOD posted:my "solution" was to get her an ssd and to have them send me a pst of all her email cause its downloading like 10 at a time before deciding to stop for an hour. lead time on the pst is gonna be a fuckin week lmao kill me Does microsoft offer a hosted exchange service?
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SYSV Fanfic posted:Does microsoft offer a hosted exchange service?
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:I've been using nod32 happily for our corp av for years now since we dumped symantec back on v9. but now we're being offered symantec endpoint for free. are they still a total disaster on the antivirus front (more so than the rest anyway) or should I go ahead and try to save some cash We had to roll endpoint at my work last year. . . Overall it isn't completely godawful, but when it goes to scan it crushes the user experience (but from what I understand from a meeting I was in the other day, a coming update will make it shove its work to lowest priority when a user is logged in so that might alleviate the issue)
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SYSV Fanfic posted:Do you get anything other than a pat on the back for saving some money? nope
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enotnert posted:We had to roll endpoint at my work last year. . . Overall it isn't completely godawful, but when it goes to scan it crushes the user experience (but from what I understand from a meeting I was in the other day, a coming update will make it shove its work to lowest priority when a user is logged in so that might alleviate the issue) yeah, that kind of thing is why I stuck with nod32 for so long. user impact is minimal for realtime scanning and the post-update scans, and if you force a full drive scan for some reason even that isn't so bad. at least with SEP being free I can give it a go on a few systems and see how it behaves
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I'd stick with nod and if anyone ever asks, tell them you read a white paper where the TCO was higher.
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my old macbook is slow and lovely 
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Silver Alicorn posted:macbook is slow and lovely
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BangersInMyKnickers posted:yeah, that kind of thing is why I stuck with nod32 for so long. user impact is minimal for realtime scanning and the post-update scans, and if you force a full drive scan for some reason even that isn't so bad. at least with SEP being free I can give it a go on a few systems and see how it behaves Also, they did provide us with an easily deployable MSI, granted the one issue is it required/forced like 3 reboots and since I was given a week to deploy it over ~400 machines, I had to inform my users to please not run any intense calculations that would take days for the next week and a half.
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i have my iphone's ringer volume turned all the way up, but when i get calls, it just buzzes. does that mean it's broken, or did i turn off the ringer somehow?
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prefect posted:i have my iphone's ringer volume turned all the way up, but when i get calls, it just buzzes. does that mean it's broken, or did i turn off the ringer somehow? did you move the little silent switch?
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:did you move the little silent switch? ...apparently i did i was wondering what that "button" did; i must have bumped it or something  thanks i really wish this thing had come with a manual. i feel like the greatest american hero whenever i use it
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prefect posted:...apparently i did yeah it's weird to me that the switch toggles silent or not silent and vibration is a separate switch in the settings app
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I've started to get spam emails spoofed with my own address as the From: can I flag these as spam without loving myself over?
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A Wheezy Steampunk posted:I've started to get spam emails spoofed with my own address as the From: Who is your provider.
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spamasassin and a config I haven't quite got sorted out. it depends on what OTHER precautions you have set up maybe you can filter it so sender-from and envelope-from are both only valid from yourself if it's an authenticated session
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echinopsis posted:the apple tv interface was fuckin lame still better than any of the competitors
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graph posted:still better than any of the competitors nope, 360's always been better 
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Nintendo Kid posted:nope, 360's always been better as a daily user of both, nope atv really nailed a functional remote for controlling a media device xbox is too focused on monetizing you with poo poo and the xbone is horribad
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SYSV Fanfic posted:Does microsoft offer a hosted exchange service? office 365 is about $4 a month per mailbox. if you are a not for profit or educational user it is cheaper and if you want extra features like ad integration it can cost more.
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Sniep posted:as a daily user of both, nope ding
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sometimes i accidentally launch steams bigpicture thing with the xbox controller, and it seems pretty good but i have no use for it
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