1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

@0xDEADBEEF

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Didn't know you people liked SOAD

 

Co workers who don't put reminder/notifications on outlook calendar invites are the lowest form of human being.

 

People are still using Microsoft Exchange?

 

My work still does, fortune 50 company.

 

I think you can adjust how much texture you get if you use a spray gun. With spray bombs, I'm not sure.

 

Unfortunately, yes. We use 365 now but it's still Exchange. I detest Outlook and anything Microsoft email related. But people like their calendaring. Fucking annoying.

 

Get Low 1930s Swing Edition...

https://youtu.be/amVhJIF2Avk

 

Ah, THAT fumble! I thought you were talking about the sack fumbles. He had nothing he could do with those, but I think the one you’re talking about was pretty bad. I think I remember my buddy and I both commenting that he just kinda watched it happen.

I feel for y’all, though. That was a great season for the Panthers, but as a (used to be) Broncos fan, that was a f’n fantastic game start to finish

 

Man this channel is gold.... @Wulf, you'll get a laugh outta this

https://youtu.be/Uk18bFIgOS4

 

So who's playing in the concussion bowl?

 

straight to vhs church camp concert moment

 

that made me remember this from like 15 years ago lol

https://youtu.be/Tmr5mGf1OQI

 

@Abeyancer

Fucking NAILED IT

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CZJy5d-onvG/

 

How about coworkers who send a recurring invite for something they want you to do (not a meeting, just a reminder) without considering that 1) they're in a different timezone and maybe you don't want a reminder at 7:00am and 2) "the first of every month" is eventually going to fall on a Saturday or Sunday....

What should we be using instead? I've only used Gmail and Outlook/Office 365. I think Microsoft is the better of the two for a corporate setting.

 

@01x4 All you need for adventure.

 

Whoa.

That really doesn’t seem like it was that long ago! Now I feel even more decrepit!

 

Office365 which is the ideal setup of an exchange server is alright, I take issue with people running their own exchange servers, they're often out of date builds, have connection issues or security protocol issues, etc. Office365 is okay though. We use enterprise gmail now and I like it as well they're both pretty powerful, but gmail was better for us because there was less cost associated with managing an organization our size and the only way we could make Outlook work at that level would be to make our own exchange server

 

I stopped caring about two days after the Broncos won their last Super Bowl.

Lots of reasons to no longer give a shit, and lots of better ways to spend my time. Between college ball and the pros, you can waste a lot of time on all that noise.

 

Was John Elway still playing?