Interesting. I’ve never seen that, but I haven’t worked in a company where I’ve needed to send to more than, at most, 15 people at a time.

Probably should be a standard default setting. I wonder what the case for not doing this is? If someone needs to see who is in a group they can usually just open the group in their client and view the emails.

A majority of corporate idiots don’t bcc. That’s why the above happens a lot.

Thank you!

Can you explain for the rest of the class?

I AM THE CLIT COMMANDER!

Circuit City?

I swear I’ve seen this one before…

Sorry, that feature is blocked everywhere in the south.

This is how I felt too. Eventually I just stopped using our corporate Grubhub “perk” because I was still paying for it when the entire idea was supposed to be a meal “on the company” once a week for weekly All-Hands meetings.

Another massive pet peeve that made me stop using these fucking delivery services is many times the restaurants would give you less food than if you went there. Take a place like Red Robin and their basket of fries was basically 25% a basket of fries at a marked up cost because they have to pay fees to these companies and lose money.

Plus they often got orders wrong. Not sure if that was on purpose or what, but I rarely got everything I asked for or the mods correct.

Cotton

I’ve heard that he is an absolutely arrogant asshole from several people who I personally know that met him.

That’s because that’s what they are. Plus a different styling, but i digress.

Gotta appease that North American need for “luxury”.

All good! Just wanted to make sure people could find it

Vendord

Just wanted to correct that is Vencord, with a C. I couldn’t find it the other way and when I added “discord” as an additional parameter I noticed the spelling was off.

It was a joke, bruh!

Edit: Huh. Guess people downvoting didn’t read up on Poe’s Law posted above. Shocked! Well, not that shocked.

Hell yeah!

CATCH A RIIIIIDE!

I think that’s to keep you occupied to force you to listen to the shitty voiceover that you’d normally skip. Or I guess the opposite?

Uuuuuh, yeeeeeeeeeeah. We’re gonna need you to come in on Saturday.

My guess is timeframe vs active interactions of posts. Like a short term popularity metric? Lemmy has it as a sort option.

Yeah, that makes sense.

I think I came to a realization that you were answering based on pinging and monitoring speeds for a test. My mind was thinking about someone leaving that option turned off after the tests and what they would do with increased speeds (e.g., change their demand).

Sorry for the confusion.