u/Nilvannas

Howdy y'all. At my last job I routinely sent emails with PDF attachments through Outlook with absolutely 0 issues. However, I have recently started at a new job. New outlook will let me attach PDFs to the email, and the PDF will even load within the email letting me know it's ready to send. The issue however is that when I press send, it says the email send because "There was a problem sending this message because one or more attachments failed to upload. Please try again." I can revert to old outlook to send this, but I just don't like the look of old outlook.

Did outlook recently do a new update that messes this up? I was able to send the same exact PDF on new outlook a month ago.

I recently received an offer from apprise to come on as a director, I have previously worked from one of the big real estate firms on a pure fee split basis.

For those of you that have had experience at working at apprise vs the other big real estate companies, what are your thoughts on apprise?

So far my thoughts on the pros are:

Salaried, vacation & holidays are available, decent benefits available

Cons:

I'm sure the vacation & holidays are difficult to take as you have to maintain a certain amount of billings, but I'm unsure.

Hey everyone,

I just got the ice cream maker attachment. There's supposedly a clicking sound that's supposed to happen, if they're suggesting me to be making ice cream for 30 minutes I'm probably not spending the whole time by the mixer. Would I be able to hear the clicking noise if I can hear the mixer mixing my ice cream, or is it pretty quiet?

Also if you guys have any tips I'd love to hear them

Hey all,

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I have a good PC I use for most things. But I'm looking for a reasonably priced Chromebook for streaming and browsing while traveling. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on what to get?

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I know I need at least 8gb of ram, and I want a USB port to connect to stuff.

Hey y'all,

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I was playing around with the khan origin as a nomad earlier today. I had a military arkship that was roughly the same fleet strength as the khan, so when they told me to get the throne I decided to go for it.

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The second my arkship attacked a maurader defense system (15k arkship vs 2k star base), it was instantly obliterated and my game ended. Are you able to take your military arkships into enemy territory, or are they mostly supposed to be defensive measures?

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Another question I had was, how do the resources for nomads work. I was playing for a bit, and it didn't make a ton of sense. You build your way station, and then you have to go collect it. But if you build too many, then you're losing a ton of trade. How should I play with the nomad as an arkship?