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- 5 months
Unlike Microslop Outlook, there’s a program that doesn’t break when you lose internet connection.
- 5 months
The asshats for some reason felt that they needed to reinvent it as basically a web app and it’s broken in so many ways, and I think it’s lost feature parity with mobile and Mac instead of gaining. Sheer incompetence.
- 5 months
Can’t wait for the day Satya Nadella gets fired, hopefully it will happen when the AI bubble bursts
- 5 months
He’s going to keep all his wealth and maybe stroll into a high paying “consulting” gig. It’s unfair. it’s unjust. People who are bad at their jobs and making the world worse do not deserve immense wealth and comfort.
- 5 months
It’s incredibly frustrating. I’m starting to think the only way out of poverty is immense crime.
- 4 months
If you choose that route, make sure it’s immense enough that you’ll never be prosecuted for it.
- CrazyLikeGollum@lemmy.worldEnglish5 months
No, given that one of the points of Outlook (and most email apps) is to store a local archive that can be read even when offline.
- 5 months
I found the most useful Outlook was '97. Just did everything I needed. Wasn’t overly technical. No AI!
- 5 months
No encryption, probably running SMTP, no spoofing prevention, no compatibility with modern protocols, could it even handle files bigger than 2Mb?
- 5 months
Email is older than the internet.
Anyway, no, you don’t need internet for the modern version we have today either. You only need it for a few moments.
