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The SCL setting on your side has no bearing on theirs - otherwise every spam you receive would be stamped with SCL:-1. Have you checked to see if you're on any DNS blacklists?

I'm confused as to what you've done here. The SCl:5 in the top headers looks like the outlook.com side stamping as that - and that also didn't feature an SPF fail (which if there was a typo shouldn't have happened). Do you get a bounce to the google address? anything in message tracking in exchange?

Depends on the TTL and whether other servers actually honour it - I usually use MX Lookup Tool - Check your DNS MX Records online - MxToolbox or similar to see what's presented externally.

Yeah absolutely, outlook behaves in the same way. I've just tested outlook2013/exchange 2010 and dynamic groups won't expand. Maybe you can in later versions?

you can't expand dynamic groups IIRC

It's "kind of" got two processors. It's actually a single processor with 2 sets of core types Here's how the Galaxy S6 uses its octa-core processor

Tech fest, obviously

Why is traffic from an internal server to an internal server even touching the router?

I have bought and imported before, and almost always pay duty. However I will tell a horror story - I bought my brother a print of a band tour poster (from the original designer) in October with the view of it being a Christmas present. It got across the ocean in about a week, and then disappeared into the UK postal system. I got a delivery notification in about February, but when I went to the depo it was no where to be found. A couple of weeks later I got an email from the seller saying he'd received it back (totally bashed and destroyed) wanting to know what was up. Luckily he was understanding and shipped me a new print (via a private courier) at no charge. So, it took a week to get to the UK, and about 4.5 months for the UK postal service to totally foul it up. Yay.

Early days you wanna be using a trimmer to keep the length pretty uniform, not really shaping but keeping your mustache out the way and stopping the few patches that sprout out at odd directions. I normally trim mine once a week to stop it getting too wild. Wash and shampoo it when you have a shower as it gets longer. It's a divisive concept but I've found Beard Oil not only stops it getting too spiky but keeps it soft after its been battered by the elements first thing in the morning.

They're changing a lot to do with drop rates though, named elites will always drop a high end. Crafting needs seem reasonable. But might wanna deconstruct any spares this weekend

Having a powerball to sit and use every now and then can help

Missed the prequels did you?

I'm gonna have to go against the flow and say I've yet to see any griefing or evidence of hackers...even when I'm soloing in the DZ....

I didn't just make it up, look here's the definition squaglasical {adjective} a posh word to explain that computers don't care who a person is or what title they hold, they treat everyone equally. "Damn bro, that mail system is well squaglasical"

I've never used or priced them myself, but I have seem them being used in anger at our datacentre (by another company) So....someone is? I'm helping.

Squaglasical

WSUS, manual approvals on a monthly patching cycle where the clients download and install on a weekend. Secunia CSI handles scanning clients and patching other products through WSUS (and is eye-wateringly expensive)

It's my word for rubbish. You can't have it.

Totally rubz

You need a Book on CPU instruction sets, A Bellwire terminator and a floppy disk of 1989 RPG "The Magic Candle" Then you spray the machine with Holy Air Duster and say "The Power of Gates compels you! The Power of Gates Compels you!"

GOT MY GLOVES DOING CHALLENGE MODE LAST NIGHT- WOOOOOOO Although they're a bit pap...

I don't think I saw them :-( usually the stuff being sold by him is a bit..meh anyway. Does anyone know if they're planning on rotating the blueprints he sells?