lumpygravy

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by lumpygravy 11y ago
Indeed. Even the supposedly quickly updated Moto X did not receive a patch yet two weeks after the fact [1]. I feel sorry for all those people who are still stuck on Kit Kat or even worse Jelly Bean. https://www.reddit.com/r
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by lumpygravy 13y ago
You can check out the mx settings for the domain using one of the free online tools. Except that people who are on regular GMail will probably use e-mail forwarding provided by their domain registrar. Especially since the free Google Apps
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by lumpygravy 13y ago
Also the cusomised ad advertising is an option you can opt out of, so once again I'm not understanding the issue here beyond grabbing some headlines for mistakes that were avoidable on many levels. As far as I understood from previou
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by lumpygravy 13y ago
- Yes, initial payload size matters. But where's the true comparison about what each app is loading? How are the features and the UX? Would a power user be satisfied with Fastmail (e.g. search, filters, etc.)? (It looks nice, but none
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by lumpygravy 13y ago
Trust me, if you used the paid Google Apps, it isn't any faster ;).
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by lumpygravy 13y ago
Why wouldn't you just use imap in an email client? I agree, unfortunately, GMail has a non-standard IMAP implementation. As a result, it doesn't work well with Mail.app (while Fastmail's pristine IMAP does) and plugins such
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by lumpygravy 13y ago
What worries me more is that it is apparently very hard to get support: http://www.emaildiscussions.com/showthread.php?t=68642 There are many such complaints in the forums. For nearly the same price Google gives phone suppo