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by room505 7y ago
Microsoft Teams does allow unmuting individuals and muting all participants. They just need to show video for all participants. I read they accelerated the work - https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-publi
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by room505 7y ago
Bill guessing the cost of household goods - https://youtu.be/ad_higXixRA
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by room505 7y ago
My workplace is still requiring everyone to come into the office even though we're all capable of working at home. They're allowing people to work at home on a case by case basis. What's crazy is that we already get to work f
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1966 Palomares B-52 crash(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by room505 7y ago|0 comments
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by room505 7y ago
After Winamp closed shop, I begrudgingly moved to iTunes for awhile. But then I found Musicbee, which I find to be the best alternative to Winamp.
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Multi-account containers add-on sync feature(blog.mozilla.org)
143 points by room505 7y ago|33 comments
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Missouri book ban could jail librarians for loaning 'inappropriate' content(abcnews.go.com)
1 points by room505 7y ago|0 comments
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by room505 7y ago
I don't work for Microsoft, so I couldn't tell you why. From what I understand though, (I haven't used Kaizala yet, but use Teams at work) Teams uses AD, whereas Kaizala only needs a registered phone number.
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by room505 7y ago
From what I've read, it was developed in India under Microsoft Garage. It's being used more for business.
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by room505 7y ago
What does everyone think of Microsoft Kaizala? It meets HIPPA requirements and you can backup your messages. It has a lot of group chat features. It also has a beta web chat. I've heard a lot of people in India are moving to it for per
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by room505 7y ago
Would the fob still announce with the battery removed? A fob still works without the battery when put up-close to the start button.
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by room505 7y ago
I agree with this sentiment. I'm not a hacker, gamer or coder. I'm an architect who enjoys tech. I've used Ubuntu and other distros. The one thing that stops Linux from becoming mainstream for desktop use is software. Softwar
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by room505 9y ago
Office365.com, bogleheads.com, wsj.com, arstechnica.com, androidpolice.com
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by room505 10y ago
But don't you need a Google account to download the app on the Play Store?
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by room505 10y ago
I didn't mean to imply these people aren't doing anything wrong. I just wish governments were in the spotlight just as much. Thanks all for your replies.
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by room505 10y ago
Does anyone blame these people for hiding their wealth when they know how wasteful government is? Shouldn't we be looking deep underground in government waste and political misconduct?
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Bank’s severance deal requires IT workers to be on call for two years(computerworld.com)
5 points by room505 11y ago|4 comments
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by room505 12y ago
In the architectural industry, we use AutoCAD drawing files that require only one person to open and edit the file. Most cloud storage options don't lock the file when it's being accessed. Other people are able to open and edit
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by room505 12y ago
None of these cloud storage companies seem to provide a very important feature I can never seem to find in their documentation - file locking. It's the one feature missing that keeps us from using cloud storage.
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by room505 12y ago
I use an underscore to bring filenames to the top of a list. I particularly do this for CAD files. I'd rather use a character than a space.
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by room505 12y ago
The Washington Post has detailed information on the States. Here's Virginia: http://projects.washingtonpost.com/top-secret-america/states...