The solution is if you're sending a mass email that shouldn't be replied to you use BCC. So it's really the sender's fault
Outlook does give a warning now if you're sending to a distro list
johannesvanderwhales
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When I've needed to wash my cat he's been surprisingly cooperative. Some cats don't mind it as much as you'd think. It helps to give them a towel or something that they can put their claws in.
Now drying him off? That did not meet with his approval.
Yeah definitely hasn't been a single good game release in the last 20 years.
Why is "DAE games suck now??" such a meme among olds? Do you only buy games made by Ubisoft and EA or something?
When I recently upgraded my phone I was surprised how little got brought over automatically and how hard it was to migrate configurations. If it actually copies over all my preferences from old phone to new phone, then great. If it's just logins then that's not really useful.
True. Also brown sugar can be packed. I just object to the idea that volumetric recipes are always bad. Especially outside of baking.
I guess we'll see.
I've found out from Facebook before. But sometimes you don't find out until years after the facts.
Obituaries exist too.
Landmines kill innocent people decades after the conflicts they were deployed in are over. So yeah, it's fighting for their lives, too
Yeah I think there's probably a lot of micro-regional accents that this is missing. Which is jarring because it shows some of them. I know I have also seen some odd accents with older people in eastern Colorado. That may qualify as a "mountain accent" but I'm not completely sure what that refers to.
Restaurants already do plenty of things which require cooking overnight, though.
If it's kept at a steady temperature above 140F it should be fine.
It is slightly the fault of the email clients for the sender that often don't show BCC by default. It probably would be reasonable for email clients to put a warning up if people are sending to a large number of people without using BCC.