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In my daily experience, the voice becomes choppy when a screen is being shared. It's the worst out of what I've used in the past.

The alternative I was talking about are called employee brains.

There exists an alternative that uses a lot less power. And also that power is going to get spent no matter what anyway.

You never hear rumors of them just taking a break. It's always some distraction happening that are almost always never true.

In the past few years, my workplace has used Webex, Zoom and Teams. I definitely hate that we're using Teams now because the others are better when it comes to meetings. Teams is unusable for me half the time while the others just worked. Lag spike during the call? Now the microphone doesn't work. Or it will work but no one can understand you while you talk.

In my work machine, mine has a special feature when someone shares their screen during a call and you go full-screen - the extreme audio lag feature.

Other humans can injure or kill you on the road by accident. A software with a known, repeatable bug that can kill you and is not being fixed is intentionally murdering/injuring people. They need to be as hated as drunk drivers.

There are a lot of Linux talks, but I can't stand all the people who keep saying all this place talks about is Linux. They are the ones who are everywhere here.

By the way, I came back to reddit briefly for a very specific community and ever since the stock sale started getting this:

whoa there, pardner!

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It could just be my VPN since I also see this on my tablet/phone but I gave reddit another chance and they didn't want it.>

I get logged out every time I change VPN location, and sometimes I'm too lazy to log back in. Does being logged out count as inactive?

On the contrary, there are more posts here that shill for MS too, than on Reddit. But that's probably because of too much Linux.

Happened to me on a recent Windows update too. A popup about Game Pass and a Bethesda game I'm no longer buying.