Ignorance
I once was in a programming class where the task was "build a calculator". A student did one with buttons 1, 2, 3 all the way up to about 25 and then ran out of space on the screen. We've asked this before but liked it so much we're asking again: What's the best example of ignorance you've encountered?
( , Thu 30 Aug 2012, 12:30)
I once was in a programming class where the task was "build a calculator". A student did one with buttons 1, 2, 3 all the way up to about 25 and then ran out of space on the screen. We've asked this before but liked it so much we're asking again: What's the best example of ignorance you've encountered?
( , Thu 30 Aug 2012, 12:30)
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I migrated a place to Microsoft Online Services (now Office365) and you don't lose the deleted items.
The Deleted items folder is stored in the mailbox indefinitely, unless you set some auto-delete rules in Exchange (but they'd delete anyway). The other option is to find the local cache of the profile and access the items there.
I also had a big cheese who used "deleted items" as a filing system... and he was fine.
( , Fri 31 Aug 2012, 18:21, Reply)
The Deleted items folder is stored in the mailbox indefinitely, unless you set some auto-delete rules in Exchange (but they'd delete anyway). The other option is to find the local cache of the profile and access the items there.
I also had a big cheese who used "deleted items" as a filing system... and he was fine.
( , Fri 31 Aug 2012, 18:21, Reply)
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