Microsoft: Cloud services demand up, prioritization rules in place

Post by modmans2nd » Tue, Mar 31, 2020, 2:55 AM UTC

sefrost wrote: post #233

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I still absolutely loathe teams. There is no way to get it to show you have unread messages (the red dot of slack). Notifications do not work reliably. When I am in a Teams channel I miss notifications from the Chat channels, and vice versa. For me Teams has been a major downgrade from Slack

My biggest gripe is people keep creating new "posts" thinking they're simply typing in to a normal chat window. The posts are replies to other posts, but then when you go back to that screen (team?) they're in a completely random order.

Post by lenkite » Tue, Mar 31, 2020, 4:59 AM UTC

AmericanChopper wrote: post #229

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"An individual will always, every single time, without fail, know what they need better than a 3rd party who nominates themselves to make decisions on behalf of others" This is completely false. Most individuals in a panic buying situation never know what they really need compared to a calm, educated and knowledgeable 3rd party. This crisis has also proved your assertion wrong - witness the mass buying of perishable…

> This crisis has also proved your assertion wrong - witness the mass buying of perishable foods and toilet paper. It hasn’t at all. For starters, non-perishable food was absolutely the first to vanish off the shelves. But that aside, buying too much has no detriment at all to the purchaser. The risk that they may not consume all of it is so incredibly minimal compared to what they’re actually worried about. This is…

Post by pyuser583 » Wed, Apr 08, 2020, 2:41 AM UTC

Cthulhu_ wrote: post #220

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I wonder what the net neutrality people think?

Net neutrality is about the network itself, the internet, not cloud computing.