Do you have any starter tips, or perspective to share that would aid a "newb" with their introduction to access? Also what did you find were most difficult things to adjust to?

Are the search folders part of outlook inherently, or are they based on macros?

I agree.

This seems to highlight the need for Private Messages within the comment system.

Also regarding: "I switched from using folders to search folders + categories and would highly recommend it"

Zorlox,

I placed a comment elsewhere because I dont see the part where it shows the officers were male. But I am going to assume in the mean time that they were, all of the officers.

Sorry for the simple questions, but where is it stated the officers were male? I am guessing this is in a video, because other than comments I am some how missing this part of the story?

I use outlook for work, and there are several things that (IMO) seem like a simple fix/improvement, but are a huge pain in the butt. I have several work responsibilities I do, and I would like my email to sort simply and automatically. I wish outlook would do the following (without major modification by the user):

Made me think of this article. The only difference was that article was somewhat clever and humorous.

Thank you.

I guess if the big carriers broke up into smaller carriers, collection of payments would be more burdensome.

I recently looked at Solar City, so I wouldn't have to deal with financing*. I found out at the end of the process (it took about a month due to scheduling) right before I signed, that Solar City requires direct access to your bank account to give you the savings promised. They did not mention this once during…

I figured the new fangled system would block accounts that spam the same posting. I guess not.

Well if the criticism is "this is a misleading headline designed to make people think that a fairly mundane article is not mundane," say that.

"Dude, that's so meta. Stop before my brain explodes." -UD

I am now compelled to believe the following things:

Yeah I grew up in CA. I now live in another state, and had never seen useable temp tags. In CA you just drive around without plates, and as long as you dont get pulled over and the officer see your name on the car and the fact that you have had it for 6+ months your fine. Also you only need a rear plate, or could put…

I found this article. I dont know if ATT qualifies, but Verizon does the same shitty thing, and some have argued that it is illegal since Verizon LTE uses the C Block spectrum. The author plays devils advocate and claims Verizon will claim security issues.

What do carriers give as their justification for locking the bootloaders? As far as I understand they are locked even when you buy the phone out right.