They got down voted there too

That’s the same unit, with a decimal multiplier for fast things

The lights have use, I cover them with black electrical tape to dim them sufficiently

I think it’s that everyone picks the same six colours

Most of the F keys had other meanings, so shift, as all shifted f keys were open

Every other application

Don’t blame Microsoft for other applications not being localised

I haven’t, but wow am I unsurprised

And that keyboard shortcut is exactly the same as the keystroke to insert a line in other applications

I have a rule set up to delay outgoing email 2 minutes almost entirely because of how often I hit ctrl+enter

(Add format to a line, it formats that line and the paragraph above it; “no outlook, I want a paragraph break between those, not two linefeeds” <ctrl+enter>)

On the good side, when you miss a meeting because you’re working from home and you were making coffee at just the wrong time, everyone believes you when you say you didn’t get the notification

But legit, even when notifications are working properly they don’t work well. They try to appear on top but will be behind anything that was opened as the notification triggered

I especially like this in MS Teams

It looks like it’s working fine, then you try to join a meeting and randomly get one of:

• It works
• “We’re setting things up for you” for up to 10 minutes
• “Your organisation does not allow remote connections”
• Automatically logs in like you authorised it last time

It always works fine if you close your browser and re-open it between uses of teams.microsoft.com

It works on open source stuff I use, at least. Also there’s no hope if you connect over multiple devices, as only one browser on one machine has the authentication cookie

The spreadsheet thing isn’t outlook, that’s going to be a thing your workplace has set up for security

I bet it doesn’t stop a word document with a spreadsheet inside as an object

That makes sense. The Italian word for find doesn’t start with f

I think the bad superscript is not a thing on the desktop app. I wonder if that’s AI learning autocomplete

search sucks

The workforce where I work is diverse, so often it’s easier to find someone by their first name, but you’re not doing that in outlook’s address book when names are in “surname, given name” format

Likewise when the address list was changed to “first name surname” you could no longer find someone with just their surname

Giving Musk a feminine name insults him because you’re sexist, I guess.

Kelvins are abbreviated to capital K

Cool to 25, heat to 20 (Canberra, Australia)

1 year (and a few days) old article. How did this turn out?

Thanks. It’s been decades since my last bit of mainstream Catholic education

I don’t think believing in fate (or a plan) is strongly correlated with atheism