#47

Outlook’s search function is actual dogshit.

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#48

Depends on whether you feel oppressed by clutter, innit.

I feel the semblance of order (or indeed, actual order) is a help for my troubled mind.

Horses for courses.

#49

Some people can only cope with the absolute meaninglessness of life by attempting to exert a frail sense of order on something utterly inconsequential.

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#50

do people use outlook in 2016?

#51

Office wankers often do, yes.

#52

I’ll hold his arms while you ( @Epimer ) and @_Em punch him in the stomach.

#53

bleak

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#54

It’s alright, he only gets inconsequential emails.

#55

I aim for inbox zero, my inbox only features emails I need to do something about. Once I’ve replied or delivered the job or whatever then I archive it. I use it a bit like a to-do list I suppose.

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#56

Fuck what a boring post. Thanks for the pity Like @saps

#57

I’m ruthless in all senses. I feel no pity.

#58

Select all -> Mark as read
Select all -> Archive

Job done

#59

that’s two actions to achieve the same result as i already have

#60

Yeah, and mine is broken right now

#61

Time for a ruthlessly efficient tea break, I reckon.

#62

Embarrassingly, I’d been pissing around on DiS for about half an hour when one of my colleagues piped up “are the servers still down?” “Erm… yep? Let me just check…”

I hadn’t even noticed.

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#63

this is a great opportunity for you to tut and shake your head in frustration regularly to indicate your frustration at how you are missing out on ruthless efficiency due to the servers being down

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#64

“oh it’s okay, I’ve got some admin I can be getting on with”

logs back onto DiS

#65

time to go home, no?

#66

“Yeah boss, I’m wondering whether it might work better remotely?”
“Oh it’s worth a try if you li-”
“SEE YA!”

“works from home” for the rest of the day

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