Individuals have been attacked here for just for expressing their views while being (or being assumed to be) Chinese, and at least one person was hounded off the site altogether. Nationalistic flamebait and flamewar is a big problem on HN and destructive of the spirit of this site. The topic is extremely flame-prone because people are wont to hurl generalizations at each other, and worse.

You can use HN Search to verify that HN sees plenty of comments 'saying anything against China'.

Meanwhile complaints like that linger on as off-topic and false, and don't garbage-collect themselves. Please don't break the site guidelines by going on about downvoting. This is an example of why 'just works' is so important. This seemed to be it, but haven’t been able to confirm Prompt/popup for app review from App Store – still have questions here. Contacts+ (formerly FullContact) – confirmed But it could be others.here is a partial list: The workaround is quit programs until you find the one that somehow causes Microsoft Teams to not understand that it really does have permissions. which has been outstanding since October and has no sign will be fixed properly any time soon. I was trying to teach a class, but my students couldn't see what I was doing. It didn't have its own whiteboard functionality so I had to download and run some separate software.Īnd, then, in the end. This involved multiple emails back and forth to our tech support (it seems that I can't set up a 'team' myself I have to ask IT to do it for me). That said, I tried to get MS Teams up and running, to teach my class. And I don't want to configure all of these 'teams' in advance. Many of the people with whom I communicate don't work for the same employer. My needs are different, with wildly disparate use cases: a departmental meeting classes to teach an online conference ( ) an online social gathering. Moreover, it seems that the expected setup is a bunch of people, all at the same workplace, who communicate with each other consistently.

I had never used this calendar before, and was only dimly aware that it existed.) (For example, it posted my meetings automatically to my Outlook calendar. It seems designed with a different philosophy: that you use the software to do many different things, and you want them all integrated. It did what all of us were expecting, with no fuss. (At least as a participant, rather than an organizer.) I tried it out, and it immediately worked. I'm a college professor, and I'll share my perspective.įor one, Zoom did just work.

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