You need to use minecrafts game files to access minecraft servers.

There are hundreds of browsers available, and since the standard is open it’s easy to create a new one.

My authenticator app requires my fingerprint, which is biometric, so fingerprint plus device for the MFA.

Fingerprint + Authenticator as well.

Fuck passwords, use proper MFA.

Phishing training is good though.

The number one google result is Owncast.

Looks like it doesn’t save the video by default but there are workarounds to record it.

To add to this a bit, if the site is just a single page that will be fine. If your site has a bunch of pages that all need to share the same theme and headers and footers and such it may be worth learning a simple templating system that runs before the site is sent for hosting.

That way if you need to update something in the design or theme you can do it once, rather than on dozens of pages.

Personally I use eleventy for my little site.

https://www.11ty.dev/

I don’t see your argument against teams.

It sounds like:

“It’s all together in one place, how dare they.”

At this point I don’t even bother using the desktop version of outlook, the web app is easier for emails and my calendar is in teams.

You act like cloud services are bad, they aren’t. If they were terrible, people would be switching away from them. They’re adding value beyond their cost and everyone knows it.

Could Microsoft be better at some things? Sure.

But they’re already far better than the alternative, which is a janky ass system of 30 different products from 30 different vendors.

Total number of businesses maybe, but they account for something like two thirds of all employees.

You can’t really say it’s much of a business IT stack if it’s just a single freelancer using a Mac.

They wouldn’t be setting up teams in the first place.

“lots of businesses operate on macOS”

No, they definitely do not. If you go into any business in Canada or the US with more than 200 employees, they are running windows on the computers sitting in front of every office drone they have.

Very specific industries or business may, especially those who are stuck on Adobe’s software, but “lots” is extremely far from the truth.

There’s no mass exodus towards Linux in the business user space.

It’s still 99.9% Microsoft Windows.

Lync, not Lynx.

And technically Lync got birthed from the corpse of Office Communicator, not MSN messenger.

I quite literally teach and consult on Teams, and have for 8 years now. I worked with Lync, Skype for Business, and Communicator before that.

People complain about it all the time, and yet… I’ve never had any significant issues with it.

Other than M365 outages, which impact everyone, I’ve never seen it crash. I’ve never had issues not loading. I’ve never had sound or sharing issues that couldn’t be resolved by clicking the dropdown and selecting the correct option.

It can be a bit slow, especially loading file related stuff, but it’s not any worse than a network drive.

Placeholder avatars in different parts of the App? Teams doesn’t even support task assignment, tasks are handled in MS Planner which is an entirely different product that just happens to be visible inside Teams if you want.

Touch? Mac? Airpods? What the fuck are you doing? You aren’t doing real business tasks if you’re using an iPad.

Maybe the people with problems are the ones running 10 year old hardware with a barely supported operating system?

America is funny.

And by that I mean you’re the joke.

A single person, or small group, control everything.

Dissention is not allowed. Those people are removed via various methods from threats, to the jailing, and potentially all the way up to accidentally falling out a window or off a balcony.

I mean, half the people who work for charities are technically doing some sort of Marketing.

Most IR pass through filters are for 890-900nm not 940.

I ran into this issue myself for a slightly different use case.

The thing I found worked surprisingly well was a scrap piece of car window tint. I literally just walked into a local shop and asked for a small piece of scrap.

Prosecco

I hate having anything inside the sink when it’s not actively being washed. Anything dirty that doesn’t directly go in the dishwasher sits on the counter to the right of the sink until such time as it can be washed.

My in-laws house is terrible for this, both sinks full of dirty dishes all the time. You have to remove them all before you can start the washing process, it’s absolutely stupid. You can’t even wash your hands in the sink properly because of it.

Do you only have a single sink? Most homes here come with double sinks (left and right)

I put hot soapy water in the left, and then pull things out and wash, then rinse in the right.

The soaking makes it significantly easier to scrub/wash grime and grease off.

https://www.consumerreports.org/home-garden/cleaning/best-way-to-hand-wash-dishes-a1749842004/

See them? Zero

The most common problem I have with other people’s dishes (often relatives) is that they are greasy after it’s been washed because they use the same water for the entire set of dishes and especially if their dish washing order sucks.

When hand washing I always do it in a particular order:

Re-usable Water Bottles, Pot lids which are not visibly dirty, Glasses/Cups, Utensils.

If the water is now greasy, I will drain and re-fill at this point.

Then Plates and bowls, Baking pans that are not greasy, Pots, Frying Pans, then Baking pans that are greasy.