We migrated to Office 365 last week. Most people still can't read email despite the fact we hired someone Microsoft recommended to help. The company is named SkyKick, and their office is near us here in Seattle. They were nice enough to send someone to our office to try to help, but I don't think they've been able to get anyone working yet. They seem sharp, but the migration has been a disaster.
And that's the problem. 2013 was recently removed as a download option which means you can no longer run Office on anything but 7 with the latest SP and later. The next version of Office that is going to be released and that will be the only allowed version to install from Office 365 will only work with 10.
Outlook 2007 can't even connect to outlook.office.com any longer. Microsoft dropped support for it last November and about a month ago, our users were no longer allowed to connect.
Office 365 is a disaster unless you run the newest version of Windows and are willing to stay on the upgrade carousel. We can't since most of our customers use older versions of IE.
I graduated high school here in Seattle in 1973, and none of my technical friends have ever had a girlfriend. Some of them have had boyfriends, but that's a different story entirely. Girls don't want independent males.
Here in Seattle the PI was killed since this place is infested with Republicans. Now the Times is dying since they're so CONservative that communists have protested in front of their building which proves them to hate the people. Hate the people.
accepting less desirable routes shouldn't earn you more. This is how men earn more in general by staying on the job for more years and working more hours a week.
I felt that way until we closed our local office, and I had to start working at home. I live in the Seattle area, and AC is rare here. I don't think I've even ever been in an apartment or condo that had it. It sucked working all day last summer in the heat. Also, your home workspace that might have worked well for a few hours a week to check email or play games probably won't be as comfortable when you're spending 50+ hours a week there. I had to buy a new desk and chair.
Also, you're probably going to be required to use a webcam. I had to move my desk to an inconvenient place to get a good background. Coworkers with pets also have trouble with keeping them off camera. This week I saw a coworker's cat bite at the camera. It was amusing, but not very professional.
and I don't think any of my male friends have ever been on a date. I know I haven't. Why shouldn't Tinder be able to charge us more for an audience that more needs their service?
That's a really good point. We use Amazon SNS at work to send notifications from monitoring systems, and I shot myself in the foot by blocking a number used by a former vendor that also used SNS.
And don't let them weasel out of the class action lawsuit with their fake $29 battery replacement offer. A coworker's son works at the local Apple store, and he said they're refusing to do about 90% of the replacements. I know the devices I took in from work were all denied due to one excuse or another.
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We migrated to Office 365 last week. Most people still can't read email despite the fact we hired someone Microsoft recommended to help. The company is named SkyKick, and their office is near us here in Seattle. They were nice enough to send someone to our office to try to help, but I don't think they've been able to get anyone working yet. They seem sharp, but the migration has been a disaster.
> You get the latest version of Office
And that's the problem. 2013 was recently removed as a download option which means you can no longer run Office on anything but 7 with the latest SP and later. The next version of Office that is going to be released and that will be the only allowed version to install from Office 365 will only work with 10.
Outlook 2007 can't even connect to outlook.office.com any longer. Microsoft dropped support for it last November and about a month ago, our users were no longer allowed to connect.
Office 365 is a disaster unless you run the newest version of Windows and are willing to stay on the upgrade carousel. We can't since most of our customers use older versions of IE.
We know global warming exists and the scientists have already voted so facts against that should be inored.
They are an ultra-liberal paper so the general population should be required to donate to them, so just no. We need to be forced to donate to them.
> handing out 5s and 20s
Same here in Seattle. I'm always shocked at my coworkers and friends that don't give ones. They usually give a $20!
I graduated high school here in Seattle in 1973, and none of my technical friends have ever had a girlfriend. Some of them have had boyfriends, but that's a different story entirely. Girls don't want independent males.
between men and women is illegal in this country.
And, Hillary paid the foreign spy for his work to influence our election. Strange how the media has barely covered that issue.
Yep. This is an attack on the Bernie Bros. You just know the one against Trump is coming.
if there's an earthquake they didn't predict? Oh wait. We're not Italy.
Here in Seattle the PI was killed since this place is infested with Republicans. Now the Times is dying since they're so CONservative that communists have protested in front of their building which proves them to hate the people. Hate the people.
tried to spy on us. They've infested most government departments and our city council.
That's a good point. Used Facebook for many years over dial-up, and it worked reasonably well.
We don't have any evidence of it, but the media wouldn't be talking about it so much and for so long if it wasn't true.
Because if a shared library is updated for a security problem, the "app" doesn't get it until it is updated too.
accepting less desirable routes shouldn't earn you more. This is how men earn more in general by staying on the job for more years and working more hours a week.
Just paid without tax $13.75 for a 32 pack at Costco. That's 42.97 cents per can which is much less than your 47 cent challenge.
Like the nearly 80% tax on soda and nickel tax per bullet which for cheaper calibers could be more than a 100% tax.
I felt that way until we closed our local office, and I had to start working at home. I live in the Seattle area, and AC is rare here. I don't think I've even ever been in an apartment or condo that had it. It sucked working all day last summer in the heat. Also, your home workspace that might have worked well for a few hours a week to check email or play games probably won't be as comfortable when you're spending 50+ hours a week there. I had to buy a new desk and chair.
Also, you're probably going to be required to use a webcam. I had to move my desk to an inconvenient place to get a good background. Coworkers with pets also have trouble with keeping them off camera. This week I saw a coworker's cat bite at the camera. It was amusing, but not very professional.
and I don't think any of my male friends have ever been on a date. I know I haven't. Why shouldn't Tinder be able to charge us more for an audience that more needs their service?
That's a really good point. We use Amazon SNS at work to send notifications from monitoring systems, and I shot myself in the foot by blocking a number used by a former vendor that also used SNS.
Overage charges at 25 cents each sucks when Facebook sends so much spam. I disabled very notification I could find, but still getting them.
And don't let them weasel out of the class action lawsuit with their fake $29 battery replacement offer. A coworker's son works at the local Apple store, and he said they're refusing to do about 90% of the replacements. I know the devices I took in from work were all denied due to one excuse or another.
A byzantine set of fifty different laws hurts competition and helps the big guys that have lawyers on staff.
Never thought that could happen, but here we are.