joefarish

I don't have the grouped boxes but I use a sieve filter on my ISPs mailserver to automatically create folders based on [email protected]

Here is my script:

require ["fileinto","imap4flags","variables","regex","mailbox"];

## A catch all filter designed to automatically organise emails sent to a catch-all address into a folder based on the receiving address e.g [email protected] --> INBOX.Amazon ## If the folder doesn't exist it is automatically created

if exists "X-Delivered-To" { if header :regex "X-Delivered-To" "([^@]+)" { set :upperfirst "prefix" "${1}"; fileinto :create "INBOX.${prefix}"; stop; } }

In what jurisdiction are you and they domiciled?

Do you mean fired or let go / made redundant?

This is a very good way of putting it.

Facing Worlds was absolutely peak.

We've all done it. I'm curious though, I wonder what would be the best way to prevent a user from doing this.

I'm not saying it's wrong but people are reacting to this as if the Times university guide is some objective truth.

Regarding the potential lowering of standards for widening participation purposes, this doesn't change the fact that the entry standards for Oxford and Cambridge are still higher than LSE and St. Andrews.

100% agree on this. It was terrible pre-pandemic and as much as people complain about Zoom / Teams etc Webex continues to be atrocious.

There are plenty of people who are aware of the "trade-off" of using their products but are still happy to do so. Just because they've come to a different conclusion to you doesn't mean they are in some way "wrong" to do that.

This is where you ask ChatGPT to describe the Studio Ghibli art style and then use that to create a prompt. It's an annoying extra step but it can get good results.

Safari purely because of the integration with Apple Passwords / Mail / iMessage

Some very cynical comments on this thread. Maybe, just maybe the older hardware isn't really capable of running these features properly and it's not some evil conspiracy to "force" users into upgrading?

Quite a bit of good advice here but I'd strongly recommended a "no screens in your bedroom" rule and make sure you have a good book to read.