That would actually be better than what I can do with Outlook shared inboxes as that is receiving only. Someone else said, I can send emails as another address, so that might be better.
- 0 posts
- 10 comments
Since you use Google Workspace, can you think of any reason to not use it over Microsoft for email purposes?
Thanks! I guess I could go this route and have rules automatically route emails to those addresses to go to a specific folder.
- 2 days
Only thing I’m having a little trouble getting away from is are some office products and email hosting.
Once Gmail has the equivalent of shared inboxes, I’ll switch to them for my business hosting.
In case people here are not aware, I can create free email address with my domain name for receiving only.
This is great because I don’t really need to send mail for each account I receive mail at, but with Gmail you have to pay for each one as far as I know.
Thanks for the explanation. This makes perfect sense.
Just curious, but why?
Can you elaborate on what you are trying to achieve?
RetroGaming@lemmy.world•I moved my retro game library to Jellyfin, and now I can play them from anywherebyneon_nova@lemmy.dbzer0.comEnglish
10 daysSend me a dm if you want to chat about this. I can get you started.
- 11 days
The sheet did kyc for me. I wonder if that will prevent them asking for an id
I’m a similar situation. I have a 4gb rx 470.
I found that using fsr helps.
Without it, my computer will crash in baldurs gate 3, but if I turn it on, then it runs fine.




Yes, but since it is for my business, I did not want to risk emails not getting delivered properly.
I only pay Microsoft like $6 a month, and I have no problem with that expense for the piece of mind.
I just hate Microsoft and want to use their products as little as possible.