I literally don't know anyone that uses Teams. Yet slashdot keeps publishing these articles every few weeks telling us how popular it is. I think it's time for slashdot to tell what their motivation for posting non-news is.

This is weak. Troll harder.

Off to the gulag for Ivan!

People don't get Netflix because it has (had) The Office. They watch The Office because they already have Netflix and it's a low-risk investment of viewing time. Half the stuff Netflix pushes isn't any good and you don't want to give up 90 minutes of your life to find that out. Watching Steve Carell is guaranteed entertainment, assuming you like that sort of thing.

Presumably this goes both ways. So those "news" outlets whose only content is made up of republishing Twitter (or Reddit) comments and pretending they did some work are now liable for paying those Twitter users for their content.

And they've been doing it for over seventy years!

Prick.

It seems like you need to read the actual first amendment, not your limited interpretation of it: https://www.law.cornell.edu/co... (hint: petition the government)

Perhaps we're talking about something different. The ZX80 had a terrible screen flicker when a key was pressed. The ZX81 did not.

You're thinking of the ZX80 :-)

I was done with them years ago. HR at my last job decided to use them for some event. Eventbrite decided that meant I wanted spam about any shit going on in my area. Fuck those spamming assholes.

The expensive management that steered the ship into the rocks don't get cut: https://www1.salary.com/barnes...

I had the same thing happen with a negative review I posted for Whole Foods. It stayed up a couple of days, got a lot of positive feedback and then was hidden by Yelp. Presumably Whole Foods is a paying Yelp customer.

The amusing part is, that attempted apostrophe wasn't even needed!

Hey Ivan, you can't beat Pravda, eh?