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Josh M. Bryant · 6 hours ago
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In reply toShecky - The Unknown w/Boosted Nanobots(((Mike)))

@SiliconShecky @philskents Having owned many, I can assure you they do. They just don't fly very far. It's common practice to clip their wings to keep them from flying out of their pens.

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In reply toLina

@d0rkph0enix You'll have a hard time finding another one at a reasonable price if you sell now and decide you wish you still had it later.

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In reply toLina

@d0rkph0enix @shawnmoyer The Sottozeros are great. Put mine on before the snow hit. https://t.co/xyOq1k3ydG

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In reply toLina

@d0rkph0enix They're appreciating at the moment. They stopped making them. Mine is currently worth at least $20k more than I paid for it.

I drove it in the -12F weather just last night. 😉

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Josh M. Bryant · 1 day ago
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I think @NerdPyle needs a copy of this poster. 🤣 https://t.co/oY0dbJHqek

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You had me at EHLO…

Sending From Email Aliases – Public Preview January 25, 2022
Historically, Exchange has used a user’s primary SMTP address as the From address when sending messages. Other SMTP addresses assigned to a user (e.g., proxy addresses, also known as aliases) were mainly intended for receiving messages. Even when an email client tries to use an alias for the From address, that value is overwritten with […]
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Using Label Policy Rules to Troubleshoot Label Issues January 24, 2022
In the Microsoft Cloud, Sensitivity Labels have several components, including a label, a label policy, and one (or more) label policy rule(s). Typically, you first create a label and then publish the label so that its available for users, and when publishing a label, one (or more) label policy rule(s) is created. Auto labeling policies […]
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Released: January 2022 Exchange Server Security Updates January 11, 2022
Microsoft has released security updates for vulnerabilities found in any version of: Exchange Server 2013 Exchange Server 2016 Exchange Server 2019 These updates are available for the following specific builds of Exchange Server: IMPORTANT: If manually installing security updates, you must install .msp from elevated command prompt (see Known Issues in update KB article). Exchange Server 2013 CU23 […]
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Email Stuck in Exchange On-premises Transport Queues January 1, 2022
We have addressed the issue causing messages to be stuck in transport queues of on-premises Exchange Server 2016 and Exchange Server 2019. The problem relates to a date check failure with the change of the new year and it not a failure of the AV engine itself. This is not an issue with malware scanning […]
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December 2021 Exchange Server Cumulative Updates postponed December 10, 2021
We wanted to let you know that we will not be releasing any Cumulative Updates (CUs) for Exchange Server in December. We will share more information about our next CU release at a later time. In the meantime, please keep your servers updated! The Exchange Team
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Released: November 2021 Exchange Server Security Updates November 9, 2021
Microsoft has released security updates for vulnerabilities found in: Exchange Server 2013 Exchange Server 2016 Exchange Server 2019 These updates are available for the following specific builds of Exchange Server: IMPORTANT: If manually installing security updates, you must install .msp from elevated command prompt (see Known Issues in update KB article). Exchange Server 2013 CU23 Exchange Server 2016 […]
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