I'm sure it'll be fine, it's using a public IP which I understand is much safer than a private IP.

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Pot meet Kettle.

Well, two wrongs don't make a right.

No answer?

Where would you rather the children go?

I think it was do to it crashing and burning.

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Talk about a niche market

The politics subs have vague rules, which they selectively enforce. And just coincidentally, those banned often seem to have different politics than the mods who ban them.

Zoom is like a lite version of teams

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See this is why competition, matters.

It hasn't had security updates for the past 3 years, it has more holes than emmental and definitely shouldn't be connected to the internet.

Also, I just updated Windows 7 again last night. It's still receiving some updates. For most people, the bigger issue is third party support falling off fast now.

Been using Teams since early 2020 and honestly other than perf being weird (not exactly slow, but occasionally just going weird) I've never really had any major issues with it. Everyone says how good Slack is (really?) and then says they need to do /zoom in Slack to start a call or something?

Teams is very integrated.

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> Windows 7 received its final update back in 2011

That's only off only by some... 9 years.

> 8.1 hasn't even been directly supported by Microsoft itself in quite some time

Yeah, Microsoft stopped supporting it uh... 2 months ago, been a while I suppose.

Maybe Logan Moore should do a cursory search before posting articles.

It's not a headset. It's an eye pad.

Use case is having something to announce I guess. Else everyone at wwdc stands around looking embarrassed for 3 days.

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Sounds really vague.

From what I’m reading Microsoft is able to sell a bigger more complete package at a relatively cheaper price because of its product portfolio.

Same complaint slack has. Sure you may like Slack more but Teams is just cheaper because its part of a bigger package with software you probably need anywayz

Teams is a decent zoom replacement. It’s a bad slack replacement but corporate loves to penny pinch and use it for both.

Outlook / teams is terrible for managing large meetings. I can’t tell you how many events that I get invited to or forwarded an invite only for the host to change something and me not get the invite update. Here I am on the totally wrong day waiting for a meeting that isn’t happening. It’s infuriating. Google calendar / meet never had this issue.

Very good, some subreddits are disgraceful and the users should be ashamed of themselves.

It's ok, but it's buggy as hell and keeps getting random changes that only halfway address usability problems

Infinite profit model, Hello.