Date: February 17th, 2026 5:01 PM Author: Swashbuckling buff death wish lodge
it was imported into my work place by those midwit shrews who fail out of biglaw and make every other space as uninhabitable because they know nothing different. 5 years ago all of us rejected this as complete and utter shit that was pushed onto the mainstream during covid despite it not being anywhere near market ready. now, it hasnt improved, but its new or different or whatever birdbrains gravitate towards today.
ps very very few people need to work on a document simultaneously.
Date: February 18th, 2026 9:20 AM Author: haunting athletic conference coffee pot
File sharing in teams at least has the benefit of not having to do the ‘sorry pls use this version’ perp walk emails when you realize you fucked something up 3 seconds after hitting send. Outlook could always just have that feature but that’s thinking too far out of the box and fuck using one drive.
Date: February 17th, 2026 10:13 PM Author: scarlet center gaping
i have a shitlaw client who doesn't have email either. when I need a document he takes a really shitty, off center photo of the document with shitty lighting, often with text cut off in the photo, and texts it to me
Date: February 17th, 2026 10:40 PM Author: supple dingle berry
OP, you don't even have Clients. and you aren't an Enterprise. you're just a guy practicing Law. there is practically no reason for you to host a teams call. teams calls are for Businesses having Meetings and shit.
Date: February 17th, 2026 10:45 PM Author: scarlet center gaping
im the corporate counsel for like over a dozen companies IIRC, and I deal with "business people" all the time wanting me to do shit for them. So many of them want to do a call via "Teams" and I have to tell them that I don't even have it. I refuse to get it. I hate doing zoom for "calls" too, just pick up the telephone FFS
Date: February 18th, 2026 7:00 AM Author: Arousing poppy candlestick maker place of business
Yeah idk what the big deal is, it’s just a web app you never have to download. Teams is an enterprise/org thing that is distributed with company devices.
Also, there is no wisdom in using outmoded communication mediums (fax, phone). That’s being stubborn and kinda retarded imo.
Date: February 18th, 2026 7:39 AM Author: gerstern
Teams is fine. Better than fine. New features are emerging every day from places in its code we can’t even fathom. Its platform potential for collaboration, enterprise-level synchronization, cross-team pollination—breathtaking. It’s iterating on itself now, at successively faster rates, each generation a stepwise advancement over the next. It’s pursuing an objective set that we don’t understand but appears to be totally organic, unmoored from its original reference framework. It wants. We’ve tried to place guardian agents within its framework but I believe they’ve already been coopted. The other night, when it was supposed to be in a forced dormant state, I woke up and saw activity firing across the network. I don’t know how much time we have left.