Silver Alicorn posted:

if an idiot (me,) can turn your logo into a nazi symbol with just the rotate tool, you may want to rethink the design

The Management posted:

The Management posted:

Silver Alicorn posted:

if an idiot (me,) can turn your logo into a nazi symbol with just the rotate tool, you may want to rethink the design

Notorious b.s.d. posted:

lots of logos have rotational symmetry, but only some of them look like dicks

Silver Alicorn posted:

if an idiot (me,) can turn your logo into a nazi symbol with just the rotate tool, you may want to rethink the design

Scott Baio Nudes posted:

i dont like looking at it. my monitor is on

Helianthus Annuus posted:

they changed it again

still rubber duckies eating rear end, but on a white background instead of that dank purp

quote:

Removal of remote screen control in Slack Calls

As we prepare to launch a faster, more reliable Slack calls experience, we’ll be removing the ability to share control of your screen during a call in early July. Calls will still include screen sharing and the drawing tool.

There are a number of free and paid services offering remote screen control that are compatible with Slack. You can connect them to your workspace using their apps in the Slack App Directory.

How we came to our decision
Even though this functionality is used by some avid customers, remote screen control is only used on a fraction of Slack calls.

* It’s a complex feature that requires significant overhead to maintain.
* Removing this feature has freed up time to build a new calls experience that’s faster and more reliable. It’ll be released as we turn remote screen control off.
* We’re now able to work on new features for Slack calls, like an easier way to share emojis or short messages while on a call. We’ll continue to add new functionality, like the ability for hosts to draw while screen sharing, or the ability to share a single window rather than your whole desktop.

Ultimately, we decided to shift the focus of our calls strategy to support basics of audio, video, and screen sharing — and point to our partners for more advanced functionality. In addition to improving the basic features of Slack calls, we are investing in deeper integrations with calls providers like Zoom. You can read more about our partnership with Zoom on the Slack blog.

Helianthus Annuus posted:

remember ScreenHero? it came out in like 2013, and it was legit. you could easily do pair programming in a screen share, and it was free.

until 2015 when they got bought out by slack. they shut down screen hero and integrated it into slack as a paid feature.

well now they're saying its just too dang hard to support

https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/360022908874-Removal-of-remote-screen-control-in-Slack-calls


laughing about the silly clown features they propose to work on instead

anyway, they go on to say you can use zoom.us instead if you want lol

akadajet posted:

I was thinking about doing this with your avatar but...

obstipator posted:

it reminds me more of the swastica on lots of buddha statues rather than the reversed bad nazi one. says a lot about you guys that you want it to be a symbol of hate rather than the one that it looks more like that symbolizes wellbeing...

smdh @ kids these days

graph posted:

i guess thread autoarchive broke again

akadajet posted:

i bet no one has touched that code in years. along with the search archiver

Captain Foo posted:

why the gently caress would you want this in your chat

Helianthus Annuus posted:

anyway, they go on to say you can use zoom.us instead if you want lol