Are simple things like screensharing working now, without crashing in the worst possible moments?

I was under the impression that PipeWire fixed all issues with both screen sharing and desktop audio when it was introduced years ago.

The author has a point here, collaboration without a driver will lead to a culture of talking instead of doing. To be a driver of a change you need agency. Great example with the PR. If I create a PR at another team, how will they react? "Get off my lawn" or "actually this is not something we had in mind but thanks for the PR, we are putting it behind a feature-flag and will try it out and measure the outcome".

Yeah, right? They really have a great website. Even better, the sourcecode is on github with 200+ open PRs, 10.000+ closed PRs and 133 authors in this repo over the last months.

Cross-Functional Teams

I'm considering a new reMarkable, but the lack of an official sdk for the cloud API is a major concern.

The community has built amazing tools for remarkable device, but their work is constantly being broken by software updates. This isn't a sustainable situation. For a company that charges for a cloud service, providing a stable, official API should be a priority. It would not only support the community's innovation but also provide a reliable foundation that developers and users can trust for the long term.

As long as a stable, official API isn't provided, I won't be buying a new device from them.

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Yes, you can add collaborators to private channels.

And you can group multiple collaborators into groups, to add them to a channel.

Source: premium subscriptions and looked it up in the ui

I watched a shotgun shoot in my foot. Conclusion: I will get a more expensive shotgun.

Have you tried writing this article on .. AI? *scnr