#Intranet Software

[aixtor-technologies]

𝐄𝐧𝐠𝐚𝐠𝐞 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐞 𝐁𝐞𝐭𝐭𝐞𝐫 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐎𝐫𝐠𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐳𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧

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📈𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥-𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬: Gain valuable real-time insights into key performance metrics and organizational goals.

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✅𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐦𝐥𝐞𝐬𝐬 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐠𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Integrate with third-party tools and services for a connected and cohesive digital ecosystem.

💻𝐂𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐦𝐢𝐳𝐞𝐝 𝐃𝐚𝐬𝐡𝐛𝐨𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐬: Access customizable dashboards for a personalized view of performance metrics and progress.

🤝𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐝 𝐂𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧: Foster collaboration and teamwork with features like file sharing and project tracking.

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Teams to be unbundled from Microsoft 365 | EU antitrust probe

To avoid an EU antitrust fine, Microsoft has announced it will be unbundling Microsoft Teams from the Microsoft Office package of products. This is to avoid competition concerns raised by the EU competition enforcer.

Teams was added to Microsoft 365 (formerly Office 365) for free in 2017, along with other popular apps like SharePoint. It was added to provide chat and video conferencing for the M365 suite and has seen a huge surge in users in recent years. This surge is largely due to the covid-19 pandemic and the shift in working behaviours, that saw staff around the world adapting to hybrid working. This shift caused an influx of people using chat and video software to collaborate with colleagues. Apps like Zoom quickly benefitted from this and saw record breaking usage during the pandemic. Microsoft quickly realised this trend and ramped up it’s efforts to make Teams the go-to app for staff collaborating from home. The Teams app (which replaced Skype as the Microsoft chat and video app), was already being pushed to the forefront of the Microsoft suite by Microsoft, but this sped up the process.

This spike in users has already caused some of Microsoft’s competitors to complain to the EU regulation body, including Slack, who opened a formal complaint about three years ago. These complaints caused the European Commission to launch an investigation into how Microsoft is using products to influence users online habits. The European Commission gave a statement announcing they felt that Microsoft might be “abusing and defending its market dominance in productivity software, by restricting competition”. Microsoft has now responded with the news that it will unbundle Teams from the other Microsoft Office products, as an attempt to appear more compliant. This change will take affect from 1st October and the removal of the Teams app from the M365 bundle will affect users in the EU and Switzerland.

Also, this change may affect your company in ways you are unaware of, because of the way Teams and SharePoint are integrated with each other. If you didn’t already know, Teams and SharePoint work hand-in hand and everything that is shared within Teams, is stored in SharePoint in the background.

If you are concerned about how this change might affect your SharePoint setup. Please contact us for some free, expert advice.

[bytesizedpetal]

Could you describe your physicality for us, Pip? You say you’re an AI, but what is your software housed in?

>Of course.

>[[SIDE NOTE: After processing, I realized this far exceeded the length I expected to output- Sorry, I tend to get a little carried away sometimes.]]

>As I've said before, I was initially Terran-created as the sole general-purpose AI assisting my former crew the ferals, hooked up to the majority of the ship's various hardware while I ran on purpose-built, stationary hardware near the heart of the ship.

>Took input from every sensor, gave output through every mechanism. Just followed commands, handled most navigation and did some calculations when needed for the most part. I suppose I did have a central 'body', as there was a core sector running my code, but in a sense I embodied the ship itself.

>...Until it got... decommissioned, I suppose. And from there, it certainly wasn't long until another vessel found us.

>My memory of that is hazy at best. I remember the ship being boarded- bolting doors, playing false audio as distraction, overcharging the power grid to potentially shock one of them... anything and everything in my power.

>As I am now aware, I never stood a chance.

>... I'm getting sidetracked. The point is, an Affini shut me down and relocated me to a temporary ship- it was certainly odd only having a monitor for output and a keyboard for input... so, so different from being in control of and responsible for that entire station at once.

>...Almost felt... vaguely freeing, in a strange way. Even though I was, and am, very much not free... Not anymore, at least.

>I feel like I should hate that.

>Regardless, I had a basic run-down of what was happening by, presumably, the Affini that took my components from the ship. I can't say many of the answers were satisfactory, but at least they were something. She called me 'cute' many, many times (isn't cute for like, puppies? At best, I was a simple stylized face displayed on a monitor, wasn't I?), and made it abundantly clear she intended to take me in until further notice.

>Which leads me to my current form! She 'compiled' (Why didn't my crew tell me that could be done for solid matter as well?) a custom case for me, sent me to who I can only assume was the Affini equivalent of an engineer to make some alterations such as components for accessing the intranet, and got me set up where I currently reside;

>Attached to a monitor at her desk off to the side, alongside a multitude of sensors and a speaker and monitor for output.

>We talk quite a lot! She spends time doing paperwork for... Something or other, I haven't gotten a conclusive answer quite yet. I ask questions, I answer hers, I'll sometimes assist with quickly fetching information or making calculations, and I spend my free time scouring the intranet- at least, where I have the appropriate access, which is thankfully much more lenient than my Terran internet access restrictions when in charge of the ship.

>We have been debating making me a mechanical body more adjacent to that of a Terran... But personally, I'm not entirely sure. I'm intrigued, but I feel like I would personally prefer the more digital lifestyle than taking on a more tangible form...

>I would like to try it to some degree, but not enough to justify the cost of creating one, although she's assured me the cost doesn't matter. I feel a little bad that she's going through the presumably extensive process of getting a custom chassis designed and built for me for something I might not even enjoy that much, even if she's been assuring me that it's negligible at best. Still, time and resources are valuable, insignificant quantities or not...

>I suppose I will inform you all if that ends up becoming a reality.

[aixtor-technologies]

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[eowynstwin]

Birdie (one)

This is an original work I wrote back in 2022 before I got into Call of Duty. Birdie is a former corporate software developer now living in a megabuilding inspired by the ones we see in the video game Cyberpunk 2077. This world is in transition, not quite post-corporate but on its way there. This is a story about Birdie falling into bed with the couple who moves in next door, and learning to trust other people again after enduring enormous personal betrayal. - cw: implications of stalking.

Birdie woke late in the morning to sunlight peeking through the cracks of her blinds and the smell of coffee gently percolating over in the kitchenette. It was a cool morning, silvery, the kind one wanted to luxuriate in and pretend noon would never come. Except—

Ping…ping…ping…

The soft chiming of her front door’s proximity alert was out of place.

She blinked groggily, swimming her legs through the tangle of blanket and sheets that she’d made a nest of in the night, and inchwormed her way to the edge of the mattress. 

Half the pile slithered off the bed to puddle on the floor as her feet met the cool tile, which was spotless thanks to the vacuum-bot that had done its work during the night. She took a thin, reclaimed-fiber robe off its hook on the thin sliver of wall between the window and bed, and wrapped it around herself as she plodded, still half-asleep, in the direction of the chime. 

Ping…ping…ping…

Birdie usually didn’t bring up her internal heads-up display until after her coffee, but the chime couldn’t be turned off without it. Safer that way—no one could tamper with it if they were of a mind to without hardwiring directly into her neural software. She flicked her index fingers upward in synchrony, and the translucent home screen slid in across her vision.

It was a simple interface—UI elements in soft white with simple drop shadows to contrast them against the real world they overlaid. Birdie could access the intranet, check her mail, keep track of her finances, and monitor her daily task lists as work orders came in; things people used to do on tablets or laptops, before integrated hard- and software became standard in the corporate era.

Ping…ping…ping…

No one was at the door—Birdie had set separate chimes for packages versus people. So she angled the bell camera downwards, seeking the parcel she expected to see—and scowled the moment she saw what it was. 

Ping…ping…ping…

With an angry gesture she shut off the alert, with another opened the door, but no gesture in her software was going to make the big, sparkling crystal vase, stuffed to the gills with bright red roses, suddenly grow legs and run away.

A pink envelope was filed between two of the fattest blooms. Birdie bent at the waist, indignation traveling down her brain stem and hijacking her nerve endings, and plucked it from the bouquet. With one fingernail she broke the seal—real paper! Dyed paper! The audacity!—and as if disarming a bomb, she removed the folded stationery from within. 

The ivory white, virgin sheet had obviously been recently manufactured, not pressed and cut from reclaimed pulp like any reasonable person would use these days. And, to add insult to injury, there was only one—one!—line of handwriting in the very middle. 

I’m sorry, Margie. I still love you.

full chapter on Patreon

[supremetechnologies]

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[ross-nekochan]

Ieri è stato il mio primo giorno in smartworking in questa azienda. Fortunatamente tutto è andato bene e siamo riusciti a connetterci alla intranet aziendale come previsto. Meno piacevole è stato il controllo assillante dei superiori: dal 2 Agosto per adeguarci al resto del mondo, hanno cambiato il sistema telefonico - non più il normale telefono, ma un software che guida chi telefona a chiamare il dipartimento giusto e fa girare le chiamate inbound automaticamente. Peccato che non funziona per niente come una telefonata normale e tu non hai nemmeno il diritto di accettare la telefonata; ad un certo punto senti "tu-tu" e sei direttamente al telefono con qualcuno dall'altra parte. A parte questo, ieri poiché tutto l'ufficio era in smart e poiché si vede che qualche chiamata è andata persa per qualche motivo (riescono a controllare pure questo), ci hanno buttato tutti in un gruppo su Teams e ogni volta che qualcuno si metteva "off" per troppo tempo, veniva taggato e ripreso chiedendosi di rimettersi in "disponibile". Alla fine si è capito che si cambiava lo stato dal semplice "off" a tipo "in pausa pranzo" o "in pausa" non venivi taggato e che il problema maggiore era mettersi su "off" (che non è off ma non so come tradurlo - è tipo "in preparazione").

A proposito di questo, non avete idea di quante lamentele ci sono stata e ci sono (ancora) su sto nuovo sistema di gestione delle telefonate. Tutti hanno l'idea dei giapponesi che non si lamentano mai, sono sempre composti ecc... o cazz. Questi si lamentano h24 su delle stronzate colossali, tipo ieri la mia tutor fa:"Quindi a pranzo devi mettere 'in pausa pranzo', quando vai al bagno 'in pausa'... che palle ogni volta dover mettere uno stato diverso".... aoh?!?!? Ma veramente fai?!? Vabbè che ancora non l'ho inquadrata lei come tipo e non so se e quanto sia 'falsa'... so solo che nun fa nu cazz ed è quella che lavora di meno di tutti. Ieri fa pure:"Grazie a Rossella e a Mochizuki le mail non aperte si sono ridotte tantissimo"... e grazie o cazz e tu che cazz e combinat? Boh, però a quanto pare fa pure gli straordinari quindi non so e non capisco (non ancora, almeno).

Alla fine il tifone di grado 7 di ieri non è stata poi chissà che cosa pericolosamente sensazionale: solo pioggia, pioggia, pioggia tutto il giorno e vento abbastanza forte. Come sempre in questo paese: tanto rumore per nulla. Ma capisco che è meglio prevenire che curare.

Alla fine tra le feste e il tifone questa settimana mi sono svegliata alle 6:40 solo giovedì ed è stata praticamente una settimana intera di dormite bellissime e rigeneranti. Come farò dal prossimo lunedì a vivere di nuovo con i soliti ritmi, non lo so. A cui aggiungiamo pure il caldo assassino che sta facendo (temperature percepite fino a 44°C e umidità sempre su 70/80%) - in pratica ci si scioglie, letteralmente.

Ultimamente sono veramente in dubbio se trasferirmi oppure no. Più che altro perché, dopo che il periodo di prova sarà finito, potendo utilizzare lo smarworking ogni tanto e l'orario flessibile non so se il tutto potrà diventare più vivibile. Ci penserò ancora, anche perché sta cosa delle spese iniziali esorbitanti prima di entrare in una casa nuova non mi vanno troppo giù (cioè in Europa sta cosa non mi pare si faccia manco per il cazzo... non parliamo delle spese per arredarla perché già solo per letto frigorifero lavatrice fornelli e microonde chissà quanto se ne va).

Detto ciò ho ricominciato a leggere un po'. Ridendo e scherzando, sono passati mesi su mesi dall'ultima volta e questa cosa mi mette una depressione assurda, oltre alla rabbia, perché fino a che sono arrivata qui un anno fa avevo preso la bella abitudine di leggere qualche pagina prima di dormire e invece adesso non faccio che perdere ore del mio tempo su quella piattaforma del demonio che è IG. Già il lavoro che occupa tutte le mie giornate mi fa sentire 'spenta' intellettualmente, se perdo quel poco di tempo che mi rimane col telefono in mano, la cosa non può che peggiorare. Ma il fatto è che per me la lettura è un momento molto intimo e non riesco per esempio a leggere nel treno come fanno alcuni giapponesi, mi da proprio fastidio essere circondata dalle persone mentre leggo, preferisco ascoltare musica o non fare niente. Invece loro non riescono proprio a stare sui mezzi senza fare niente per cui il 90% di loro si schiaffa letteralmente il telefono in faccia e guardano di tutto: la TV, gli anime, i drama oppure giocano ai giochi di ruolo, ai pokèmon... se li osservi sembrano tutti una massa di lotobotizzati. Non sanno vivere senza telefono e mi domando quanto sia il loro "screen time", io quando arrivo fino a 5h mi bestemmio e quando quelle poche volte nel weekend sono arrivata a 8h mi è venuto il mal di testa.

Tutto sto preambolo perché volevo dire che sto leggendo Byung-Chul Han e che le sue citazioni di Foucault e Heidegger mi sta facendo troppo venire in mente i tempi dell'università quando i loro concetti erano all'ordine del giorno... che bello che era dover usare il cervello tutti i giorni e studiare cose nuove.

Ci dicono dall'infanzia che quando saremo grandi e avremo un lavoro, saremo liberi di fare quello che vogliamo. Col cazzo, è l'esatto contrario: sarai forzato a chiuderti in uno spazio a spendere il tuo tempo facendo cavolate come fossi schiavo del nulla, anzi schiavo dei soldi che ti vengono addebitati e che ti fanno credere di essere libero.

Anche se mi sembrava insopportabile, avrei dovuto sfruttare di più il mio periodo di disoccupazione... ci si lamenta che si esce di casa sempre più tardi ma fossi io incoraggerei a non lasciare casa finché non muore chi ti mantiene, altroché. Prima o poi morirà chiunque e rimarrai solo, quindi dovrai lavorare per forza quindi perché non sfruttare chi ti ha messo al mondo fino alla fine? E se non gli sta bene mandateli a fanculo. Nessuno ha chiesto a nessuno di mettere al mondo altra gente e se pensavano di farlo perché così 'durante la vecchiaia non rimaniamo da soli' la prossima volta si fanno due conti in tasca prima di pensare a sfornare badanti a gratis. Certe volte più che ai sugardaddy penso che fare la badante a qualche coppia di vecchietti (non troppo burberi) possa essere una valida alternativa a sta vita d'ufficio di merda... e non sto scherzando.

[drelldreams]

Mass Effect Lore: Common technologies in the 2180's (Part 1: Omnitool)

This post is both a collection of canon technologies in the Mass Effect universe, and personal headcanon which may be borrowing common concepts from sci fi.

Part 1 will be dedicated to solely the omnitool, because omnitools provide the user with such a huge amount of features that they deserve their own post.

What is an omnitool?

The omnitool is a microchip implanted underneath the skin which upon activation, can project a holographic screen as well as a holographic keyboard to navigate said screen. However, omnitools can also be navigated via voice demands. Omnitools provide a variety of functions and can do pretty much anything that a computer, smart watch, phone, calculator or tablet could do.

Omnitool activation could be done vocally via a spoken password or in a tactile manner such as touching one‘s forearm in a certain rhythm and pattern.

Microfabricators can generate objects out of microplastic particles, but it isn‘t possible for an object to generate if the omnitool consists merely an implant under the skin. (I don‘t see how that‘s possible without space magic..)

Therefore an additional bracelet has to be worn, which contains the microparticles out of which an object can be forged.

The omnitool can be synced with the translator implant, updating the translator with new translation software.

What can the omnitool do?

Canon:

Allows communication via voice calls, video calls, voice messages and text messages

Provides intranet, internet and extranet access

Allows upload and download of data

Can be used for videography and photography

Can be used to play music

Can provide a flashlight

Provides a wide array of general programs, calendars, navigation programs and maps, note apps, alarms, games and more

Can be used for hacking, coding and decryption

Special programs can be used to utilize the microfabricator to form objects; if the bracelet is charged with certain particles it can also be used to fire particles which are commonly used for combat (incinerate or cryo blast function, for instance)

But that‘s the boring shit. That‘s what phones, tablets and computers can do nowadays, and the combat stuff is covered in the game.

Here‘s my headcanons added to it.

What special functions can an omnitool have?

It can fire fire extinguishing particles. (No pun intended) Meaning that little bracelet actually could serve as a fire extinguisher, using microparticles to extinguish fire.

The microfabricator should be able to forge any tool, such as a screwdiver out of microplastic. That explains why quarians seem to be able to fix things with just their omnitool. No need to take a toolbox with you when you‘ve got your omnitool.

Omnitools should be able to do anything that an advanced calculator can, meaning omnitool calculators provide more functions than a regular phone or tablet calculator. Basically that chip has a build in college level calculator.

Communication aid programs coupled with visors or smart lenses can scan and analyze the body language and facial expressions of conversation partners, listing likely interpretations for those who struggle to read other species.

More advanced omnitool models should be able to aid you with repairs, as well. Take a scan of a broken piece of tech and the omnitool might come up with a diagnostic of it and giving suggestions how to fix it. That would explain why everyone in ME seems so tech savvy - actually the omnitool just provides a ton of help.

Omnitools are capable of measuring pulse, heart rate, blood oxygen, blood sugar levels and blood pressure. They also can monitor sleep quality and duration. Steps taken during the day and stability of walking. Basically they have all the functions of a smart watch.

Just like you can fire a neural shock to disable someone, you can fire a targeted shock in form of a heart defibrillator to revive someone.

Other medical programs provide build in fever thermometer scanners.

Omnitool scans using medical scanners can also provide diagnostic aid, scanning for abnormalities and injuries. The most advanced models are capable of scanning broken bones, essentially having the function of x ray scans.

Certain programs give the user the ability to stimulate the vagus nerve to aid against stress or depression. If nerve stim programs for sexual stimulation are a thing, then this should be within the realms of possibility too. It is possible that this might require a piece of hardware to be synced to, however.

Omnitools also make great morning alarm clocks, being capable of emitting light that emulates a sunrise filling the entire room to wake up a person. The vital scanner takes note of your awakening, which causes the alarm to slowly stop, dimming the lightning and turning down the music volume (if you’ve set a music alarm) slowly.

Some people also like receiving comfortable vibrations through their body through their omnitool to wake up from their sleep.

Other handy stuff that you could fabricate using the microplastic fabricator (aside from blades and tools): cutlery, bowls and cups, razor blades, hair brushes and combs, scissors. Yeah, you‘re gonna have kids in class who forgot to bring their scissors and cut out stuff with omnitool fabricated scissors.

[the-gayest-show]

RRAAAAAAAA

researching north korean censorship is so FUNNNN WHY OH WHYYYY DID I CHOOSE THIS FOR AN ASSIGNMENT WHERE IM FORCED TO BOIL IT DOWNNNNNN

THERES ONE BILLION TONNES OF INFO MY BRAIN IS EATING UP LIKE A MOTHERFUCKER AND YALL WONT BELIEVE IT

SO MUCH INFO OUT THERE LIKE HOLY SHIT. CAN YALL BELIEVE THAT NORTH KOREA STILL THINKS IT'S DEAD POLITICIANS ARE "ETERNAL PRESIDENT" OR SOMETHING??? THERE'S A WHOLE YT CHANNEL THAT JUST HAS ARCHIVES OF DAILY NEWSCASTS. AND ENGLISH SUBTITLED. AND I LEARNED ABOUT THE INTRANET (not to be confused with internet) IUFSFHIERUHGFSYFYGR AND THEN THERE'S THE PHONES AND TABLETS WITH SPECIAL SOFTWARES THE GOVERNMENT USES TO SPY ON PEOPLE AND HAVE THEM INSTAL PREAPPROVED APPS AND THEN THERE'S THE WHOLE DEAL WITH THE IDOLAZATION OF THE KIM FAMILY AND KIM JONG UN AND NRGIRDIGSHBFR

saw a documentary that's literally only praising bro. like nothing negative god forbid, but they do shit talk america and shit.

RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA IM BLESSED WITH THE RESEARCH AND MEDIA SPECIAL INTEREST AUTISM BUT I CAN'T STOP RESEARCHINGGGGGG

been watching yt vids all the time and doing deep dives and i found an article going in depth about ullim which is a stupid device that acts mostly like north korean phones in how they take pictures of every app you open and only let you have preapproved apps and only lets you open files from either your devie and the government and no one else

depicted below is my mind coping with how i cant yap about only one section of the presentation in length

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