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Answer to what we're all thinking: > I do run the risk of losing credibility as to whether I'm actually listening in meetings now, but I'm not too concerned ab
by yoo1I 10y ago
Answer to what we're all thinking:
> I do run the risk of losing credibility as to whether I'm actually listening in meetings now, but I'm not too concerned about that. I made this as a joke, and my coworkers know that
http://www.businessinsider.com/josh-newlan-creates-say-what-to-tune-out-of-conference-calls-2016-5 http://www.businessinsider.com/josh-newlan-creates-say-what-...
- mistersquid 10y agoI think this answer--that Newlan's employer, Splunk, is in on the joke--is only a partial reason that Splunk tolerates Newlan writing and publishing "Say What?". From the "Readme.md": > Installation (OS X) > 1. Sign up for, install, and run Splunk Enterprise > ◦ This has to be enterprise; the HTTP Event Collector feature used here doesn't exist in light Kudos, to Splunk for having the guts to "allow" Newlan to unleash "Say What?" on conference calls everywhere, and cheers to Newlan for dreaming it up. EDIT: formatting, readability, punctuation.
- kevinschumacher 10y agoOh, he works for Splunk? My initial thought was, "who would choose Splunk for the datastore for anything?" This now makes sense. edit: by "anything", I mean "anything that isn't logs/security event data"