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>drops out during that one critical meeting The article said that it handles drops of internet connections fine. >sharing a 10Mbps link You aren't streaming
by charcircuit 1y ago
>drops out during that one critical meeting
The article said that it handles drops of internet connections fine.
>sharing a 10Mbps link
You aren't streaming a video.
>They've got an overly-aggressive firewall on the guest network, so Figma isn't loading
Figma is an industry standard tool. It would be unlikely to be blocked.
>and your provider decided to temporarily block your 5G tethering due to "misuse"
You can probably present directly from your phone in this case.
>Guess Figma is having an outage, better tell the hundreds of journalists to come back tomorrow!
I guess so. Or the journalists can watch the livestream or a recording.
- saagarjha 1y agoSometimes I read comments and wonder how someone could be so divorced from reality.
- pavel_lishin 1y ago> The article said that it handles drops of internet connections fine. I ... don't think it does? It states the exact opposite at least twice: > Just because you have a presentation open and loaded, doesn’t mean you can present it. If you are offline when you actually click Present, it will barf. > Once you are presenting, you can click to “download” the presentation to be available offline – but be careful not to close the tab or it will undownload!