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Still they are quite popular here in The Netherlands. Dec 2024 almost 10.000 5-year lease contracts expired. There are lots of 2nd hand M3 for sale now, for about EUR 20.000 which is quite a good deal.

Just for one city.

I shower at most once a week, without or just a little soap and/or shampoo. Everything is fine, what's in the article is true.

I have a different experience. 5-10 calls/day on Windows or iPhone. Seamless transition if I want to switch the conversation to another device. Use multiple webcams and headsets. Screen-share a lot. Both Teams App and browser version. Never had any problems with it.

I really like Teams and what it brings to my team. But reading the comments here I'm the minority.

That is GitHub. This is about GitLab.

So is there an actual picture of the building and workspaces? I was hoping to see what a modern office looks like according to Microsoft.

Yes. The web is not the holy grail to user applications.

If I create a team and share requests, do I also share passwords and other credentials? If so, where are they stored and how secure is that?

I work for a company with many different project. Is there a workflow where I can save a workspace as one file and save/load it with my project from Git (or any local folder on my computer)?

Thanks for creating this. A friend of mine has been looking for this. Great that it seems like a global initiative and not just something local.

First step is Refuse. Refuse to buy anything that has unnecessary packaging. Otherwise Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

I started bringing my own containers when shopping for groceries. Reduce my trash to 4-5 kilo per week.

For desktop, where one would use this, it is 8%

I'm one of the 'didn't pay for newspapers before' and right now spend a couple of euro's a month on Blendle.

Articles cost between € 0,10, and € 0,50. If you buy so much articles from one paper / magazine that it is cheaper to get the whole edition, you get the whole edition. Refund work perfect. You don't like the article -> click -> money back. No questions asked.

If I understand correctly the idea is that you get a high-resolution display by putting two low-resolution displays in fromt of each other?

What were they thinking? 'Our small model didn't work but that was because of the relative large friction force, so we just need to build a larger prototype?'

I don't see how this should work!