You can do regular code blocks in Slack? I thought you only could do inline or in snippets.

We luckily use both at work.

That seems to work pretty well for me. Predictive back doesn’t work but I think I can survive without it.

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Yeah, maybe Parsec.

Teams isn’t intended for streaming video games, it’s for meetings.

Have you used teams for sending code recently?

I tested it last week and it worked pretty well and even featured syntax highlighting. From the very limited one time test I actually prefer the way teams handle code since it doesn’t force you to use some kind of snippet.

Teams is also supposed to get better formatting and chats fairly soon. I will continue to use slack because I prefer it but it’s nice that teams is at least getting better.

There is a setting in slack that is enabled by default so that notifications will only arrive on your computer if you are active on it.

Discord does the same thing. It’s great, I wish teams and outlook did it too.

That’s not really Teams fault though. Sounds more like a team issue than a Teams issue.

Yeah, it’s pretty funny considering how absurd it is.

You don’t need rounded wings to fly though and how are (some) planes able to fly upside down if that is the main explanation of lift?

This is designed to work with all games so it’s more similar to how many emulators implement quick save than how it works in most games. I suspect or rather hope that it’s as fast (instantaneous) as it is in emulators.

It also appears that it’s supposed to rewind like you can do in some racing games.

It’s more complicated than a simple quick save button found in mostly older games. It’s a neat feature but I would obviously prefer that they didn’t get the patent so Xbox also could implement something similar.

It starts fairly close to the sea but takes an enormous detour to get there.

(Yeah I know that the geography probably doesn’t allow the river to go anywhere else. It’s a joke.)

Except the absolutely valid (I don’t not necessarily agree but it’s fair) criticism about mitm and other similar stuff, cloudflare actually does a lot of good stuff.

In general they stand their ground against companies who try to force them to do stuff like this.

They are also seemingly involved in developing and finding ways to make the internet a more secure place, like with encrypted client hello. And encrypted DNS.

https://scp-db.fandom.com/wiki/666_timer

I like the the manufacturer is listed as unknown when the picture shows it’s obviously made by Texas instruments. There are not a lot of companies with a logo of Texas that makes ICs.

Eh what now?

I have to restart explorer.exe a few times a year but not more than that.

That would be great, but how exactly? Banning religions that encourage/forces it?

The only reason I could see is to highly educate everyone but that’s way easier said than done.

Yes of course but recording a private conversation has been legal before and I couldn’t find any good indications that it has changed under the GDPR.

The law essentially says that it’s illegal to record or listen to private conversations which you aren’t a part of using technical instruments.

So it’s legal to press your ear against a wall but it’s illegal to use any tech to listen/record to anything.

Yeah it varies. In my country you only need to participate in the conversation to be allowed to record it.

You can also film or photograph anyone you feel like in public as long as they aren’t in a place where privacy is expected like a bathroom or something like that. In general you can record and upload all day long.

The law is much stricter on surveillance cameras.

If you wanted a bigger phone it sounds like you just didn’t want an SE.

I wish the screen was bigger on my work phone, but since I don’t use it as much as my Pixel 6A I don’t really care too much.

The SE really could benefit from less bezels.

Don’t they still sell the third gen SE? My work phone is a third gen SE and it works perfectly well.