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funnysunflow3r t1_je8jate wrote

Ok at work the other day, I went into a meeting room and someone had left a single apple earbug in there. I figured they forgot it, and placed it in a visible place at the office.

Weirdly the next day I overheard a colleague saying he found an earbud in the same meeting room and wondering what to do with it.

This is a room typically used to discuss different company aspects that are not knowledge to most employees.

Question 1: can someone put an earbud in a meeting room and listen to conversations from outside?

Question 2: if yes, and if it I find this earbud there again, is there a way to locate the owner can be identified?

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lastingdreamsof t1_je8ishw wrote

Is fake rape porn illegal if its acting? And not actually real rape? Because there's movies out there where people get killed but that's acting and it's not illegal to show a movie which depicts illegal acts.

I understand it won't be to most peoples tastes but of those you mention jailbait is the only one I can see that should be banned because it's of minors. The rest is perhaps morally iffy but not legally

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yignko t1_je8i6p1 wrote

Teams is much better than it used to be. Yeah it's a resource hog and some of its features are odd (like the notifications for reactions) but on the whole I actually quite like it. I remember back when you could only have one window at a time and when you couldn't pop out content--those additions have been great. Overall, 7.5/10. Its deficiencies are greatly exaggerated.

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dakkidaze t1_je8h9a7 wrote

I think it would be better if we had a trade-in option. You trade in your old motherboard for a xx% off of your new motherboard, then the company could use those boards on refurbished products or sold them in their store as second-hand items. If the board is broken beyond repair, the company could send them to professional companies that deal with e-waste.

The old boards simply would do more in their hands compared to ordinary users.

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