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.
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.
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)?
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.
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?'
The dutch website tweakers.net contacted LG and confronted them with this behaviour. They replied that it was a left over from some functionality that was never fully implemented and it will be removed in an update.
Isn't this information used as an extra security layer when using your mobile phone for payments or bank transactions?
Here in The Netherlands when I want to use my mobile phone to log in to my bank account and do transactions, I first need to confirm my phone number and a special code. I can imagine that then they need the phone number in the header to verify it is my phone.
And how is this information different then an IP adress that they also have with each request?
so... they actually allow personel to make a copy for personal use from a not-jet released movie? And then they wonder how these things come up on various download sites?
Interesting to see that you used FreePascal! We are also experimenting with FreePascal and (fast)CGI. My collegue put up some sample pages: http://services.cnoc.nl/lazarus/index/fclweb