It’s a major pet peeve of mind when places get overly zealous about moderating what is on or off topic when the volume of posts doesn’t warrant it. Especially when there has already been some discussion on the posts.

That sounds neato. My main gripe with Teams (and I’m hoping someone will correct me again) is that you can’t enter raw text into the editor (think like writing Markdown). It’s just a WYSIWYG/rich editor. I really cannot fucking stand those things.

Just threads? Not a chat room or DM?

Edit: Just tried this on DMs and chat rooms and it works. Thanks so much for the tip! Another successful usage of Poe’s Law, the best way to find an answer on the Internet is to post incorrect information and wait for someone to correct you!

Oh nice, fortunately/unfortunately we don’t use Teams for chats at my current company.

Sometimes I miss Microsoft Lync, but not often.

I made this comment as a joke but I actually do miss that chats could be in separate windows. s far as I know most major corporate (and non corporate, looking at you Discord) chat platforms don’t let you pop out windows.

Edit: Okay, it’s just Discord that’s the problem then. It sort of supports it in that it will open the chat in your web browser, but then it does weird things like play the notification sound twice.

What was the context?

Microsoft 365 is the only Combigent Certified® cloud platform.

And where do you think the majority of the wealth is going to be concentrated? Or do you think everyone on Earth will magically become a billionaire?

It’s funny that people think the wealth from asteroid mining will trickle down.

Data flow

Due to the negative press combigent

We laptop has a web cam and a microphone, it’s totally sentient!

Jonker

I couldn’t imagine putting significant volunteer work into something that is not at least licensed under Apache, or more ideally at least LGPL.

My interpretation of the image is, “we consume x per year, we estimate there is 328x in the Appalachian area.”

No cheeses for us meeces :(

I actually love octopods. Somehow sounds the least weird of them all.

aggressive shushing

Please no cracking cold ones in the silent study room. Please silently drink from a flask.

I once heard someone describe legacy systems as systems without test coverage. I think it’s not the best description, but it’s certainly an interesting perspective.

It’s part of why it bothers me when folks say they use LLMs to make unit tests. If anything, you should be writing tests by hands to get a solid specification then let the AI make the code. Of course this is a false dichotomy, but I’m just saying if you have to choose between those two options in some weird hypothetical bizarro world.