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Comment Here's *MY* deal, Microsoft (Score 1) 53

Here's the deal. If you send more than 5,000 messages per day to Outlook.com addresses and you're not properly set up with SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, your emails may never arrive.

Being properly "setup" on SPF, DKIM and DMARC isn't the only requirement by MS to drop emails. Another primary requirement is for Microsoft to actually care about their customers' emails and actually deliver them, instead of simply pretending to be an email service.

So here's my deal to you, Microsoft: you stop dropping valid emails into the void without any warnings/valid reasons, and I won't bring about a class-action lawsuit against you. Deal?

Comment Re:Good (Score 1) 21

[They have] the ability to do on-device AI assistance in a big way for their user base

I doubt this - fuck even their "on-device intelligence" from years ago isn't capable of informing me ahead of time to charge my stupid "magic mouse" (you know, the one you can't use while charging it?) based on my usage patterns to avoid me having to charge it when I actually need it.

Comment Re:This is what America voted for (Score 2) 265

Trump won 77,284,118 votes, or 49.8 percent of the votes cast for president. Kamala Harris won 74,999,166 votes or 48.3 percent of the votes cast. 1.9% Did something else or were apathetic.

A full half of us did not believe the bullshit and are appalled at the current situation. Just wait, as long as we can still vote this madness will end. Hopefully what is left is recoverable.

So over a half of you are letting the other (smaller) half take over and ruin everything for everyone, including the whole world.

And all you're doing about it is posting your discontent about it here. And in the meantime, your 'just wait[ing]' on someone or something to come and rescue you from it all?

Well done.

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