CosmicTurtle0 [he/him]

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  • It’s impossible to prove a negative. Even as recently as a month ago, I sent a birthday card to a friend in Germany and she said she hasn’t gotten it yet.

    I’ve mailed her letters and cards before and she usually gets them in a week.

    I know she isn’t lying.

    Imagine if this was a legal notice.

    I do understand what your saying but the possibility exists that a legal notice mailed to someone can be lost or misdelivered. The US has process servers where you can hire someone to serve legal papers to someone. In this case, the person notes the time and date of service.

    In the absolute worst cases, some courts allow service to occur in a newspaper. This often happens in divorces when one party cannot be located due to abandoning them.

    Most of the time in the US, service to their legal residence via certified mail that offers proof of delivery is usually enough for most cases.








  • I’m going to disagree slightly.

    IMO, outlook is bloated. It has too many features that are either confusing or difficult to use. Microslop should have released a completely new mail app and given it a new providence along with modern features.

    Think gmail but it would work with any email account.

    Made with modern programming practices. Streamlined and zippy.

    But nope.

    They needed to create Outlook (new). Which they enshittified.

    I fucking hate Outlook. It is stuck in the age of emails being the primary source of communication in a company. Teams isn’t any better. (Give me back slack please!!!)

    But let’s be clear here: we (the users) aren’t Outlook customers. Corporate IT is. And from their standpoint, Outlook does exactly what they need it to do.