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If more people can work from home, or attend classes online because teleconferencing and online classes are functional, and not unusable and stuttering it means
by gnopgnip 7y ago
If more people can work from home, or attend classes online because teleconferencing and online classes are functional, and not unusable and stuttering it means more people stay home.
- HenryBemis 7y agoI've been working from home (80+%)for the last 5 years and it's the best thing that ever happened to me. At the same time I have been taking classes from Coursera, Udemy, YouTube, Vimeo, BrightTalk, and more. I also have a Netflix subscription. Losing some quality on Netflix didn't hurt me. Wathing trainings on 720 instead of 1080 was also just fine (and I do need to save locally, watch again, take screenshots, write on them, meaning I need good quality). Most video conferences are not audio-only with perhaps a low-quality/bitrate screenshare. We are moving to the direction of "all of us" using it, and cutting corners in quality while companies gear up to increase capacity/bandwidth/throughput. It won't take a week, but once we get to the next level, and I hope we stay there (WFH, commute/polue less) we'll all be in a better place!