tombammann.org

I am pleased to announce (even if I am only announcing these things to myself, but hey..) that I now own http://tombammann.org.

I’m relatively sure that everything should just magically turn into http://tombammann.org instead of http://tombammann.org, but who knows, really, I’m new to the whole domain name thing. I’m considering buying http://tombammann.com as well, just for fun, and having it auto-redirect to http://tombammann.org. The reason I chose a .org is because from what I’ve been able to find out, the .com and the .net are a little too business orientated for my personal site. Although the .org means an organisation, and I should technically be using a .name, who the hell actually uses the .name domain. Maybe when I’m a quadsquillionaire I’ll just buy every possible permutation of domain names involving the words tom, thomas, and bammann.

limitations of microsoft outlook

Before reading this post please note that I am only ranting on about my experience with Microsoft from over two years ago, and no doubt a lot has changed since then, and consequently I’ve possibly written some incorrect statements in this post. Please leave a comment below if there is anything you believe I have got wrong or left out.

In a previous post I bagged the crap out of Microsoft Outlook in regards to its lack of ability to be able to export data to a non-proprietary format. I did not include the full story, and Peeps has pointed this out to me. I will endeavour to shed some light on the limitations of Microsoft Outlook. Continue reading