@RooBuilds As Thomas Edison famously said after inventing the light bulb: ""I have not failed 10,000 times. I have successfully found 10,000 ways that will not work."
@TennisChannel What's up with spoiling the game I am busy watching? I was just watching Rublev and Alcatraz on TV and the stats window at the bottom spoiled the outcome. Second time it's happened!
@PeterZeihan have you done any research into the Chinese Belt and Road lending program and how it is affecting countries that borrowed from them? How does it affect their future and how might China's collapse play into this?
@Outlook I sent a DM. Unfortunately I was talking about https://t.co/dSpMrgiPIG, not the Outlook application. The "People" tab is very limited and on https://t.co/dSpMrgiPIG I can only select at most 10 contacts at a time.
@Outlook, how do I delete the 20,000 contact duplicates either Outlook for Android or Link for Windows created over the last 3 days? Seems I can only delete at most 10 at a time!!
@RamTrucks Just bought a brand new Ram truck. LOVE IT! Quick question: should the dealership deliver it with DEF tank at 100%? Mine is at 40% with 100 miles on the truck.
@Xbox, how annoying: I want to watch a TV series I bought but my daughter wants to play a game I bought (digital) on the other Xbox where she can only play it if my account is also signed in but I need to be signed in to watch. Please allow family sharing of digital content!!!
@Outlook My initial comment was to highlight the humorous irony of emails from Microsoft being automatically classified as junk by a Microsoft email service. Unless I add these to the safe senders list they might again be classified as junk. But the question is, why do I need to?
@Outlook I checked and there are no settings that would specifically cause mail from e.g. Microsoft or Google or Apple to be marked as junk. Furthermore, I haven't touched my junk mail settings in years. So they must be classified as junk by the junk mail auto detection.
@Outlook Unfortunately that link applies to Office 365, etc. and not to https://t.co/dSpMrgzSKG. I have seen this issue many times in the last year with various emails from Microsoft (XBox, Bing, Azure, etc.). Not sure what else to add ... these were all legitimate emails.
@Outlook Hi. I am using the Windows Mail app connected to an https://t.co/dSpMrgzSKG account. A lot of non-spam email is being categorized as spam, including email from Microsoft. I was just wondering how Outlook is detecting spam if it can't solve it for email sent by Microsoft itself :)