u/abbadon420

A good step away from the US

We'll remember this once the tribunals begin

We use the education subset of Teams. It surely isn't perfect, but it has many positive features.

Group calls with 30 people work just as good as individual calls, if not better.

You can manage groups into break-out rooms very easily.

There's whiteboards, forms, polls and other integratable features for interactive communication with students.

The assignments mechanic is pretty decent in general. However, the rubrics very cumbersome to add.

The MsGraph backend is very extensive and let's you create your own apps that can integrate with all the teams data. That makes it possible to automate a lot. Also MSAL is a tried and trusted authorization mechanism.

It also has a lot of downsides, like bugs, automatic updates that break features you were using, nobody listens to feature requests, shitty documentation, the environment is very big and you can easily get lost (we've had to make couple videos and documentation to explain it all to new students). But all in all it is pretty decent to work with.

Thanks, I guess

What?

The link doesn't work, but it seems only fair that an investigation like this would take place. What's newsworthy about it?

I usually just do this:

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Lmao

when you think something is funny or you intend it as a joke

You're basically pointing and laughing.

Cyberbullying

the activity of using the internet to harm or frighten another person, especially by sending them unpleasant messages

Why the name calling? The guy is obviously wrong, but calling them delusional is not useful in any way. You're only spoiling this community

No, the government explicitly warned everyone not to eat homegrown stuff. I think it's just a ploy by the industry

I want compensation for all the vegetables and eggs from my garden that I have to throw away now.

Both poles or just the one where santa lives?

I read that as "small EU fine" which is probably accurate as well

There's European companies and European passengers, so might be European jurisdiction as well.

That sounds a GDPR violation

Lol, gottya

TIL, I'm getting ripped off

Edit: I misinterpreted your comment.

No, NS doesn't run diesel trains anymore.

Yes there are trains running on diesel in the Netherlands. Especially in the border areas