The thing I hate about Teams is how it’s constantly interrupting what I’m doing with notifications. I’m trying to concentrate on some problem or debug some issue then bling-bling…bling…bling-bling…bling and I’ve lost that concentration.

Though part of it is just how people seem to use Teams at my job. A bunch of @all group chats (the whole channels area is barely touched) and a couple of people having a conversation in one of the chats blissfully unaware they are annoying 30 other people who don’t care about whatever they are talking about. Can’t just leave the chat as managers and leads seem to think these chats are great way (and the only way) to disseminate important information. Though I may put the chat on mute…then forget I did that for a while…

I’d vastly prefer if people used email instead, unless it’s actually truly urgent enough to interrupt everyone’s work with it.

Why don’t you just carry around your 65" TV instead?

Cause the battery life sucks.

The big problem, at least to me, is that they were massively overplayed on the radio and I grew tired of hearing the same song over and over again.

Now hearing them again after a long break, I can recognize that they made some decent - not great, but still decent songs.

I have to say I enjoy that movie a lot too. I’m not denying that it’s a terrible movie, but it’s terrible in a very watchable and enjoyable way.

These are only “new” chips in a marketing sense.

From a tech standpoint, they’re more or less the same chips that Intel was making for LGA1700 3-4 years ago refreshed with a new name and model number. They may have slight tweaks to the clocks and the core configs, but other than that there’s really nothing new about them. It’s the same silicon that Intel launched back in 2022.

The only reason Intel is doing this is because LGA1700 supports DDR4 and that’s kept the demand for it alive with how expensive DDR5 is now.