For anyone else having issues with their headsets muting/unmuting like crazy on Desktop:
Go to your chat client settings, then to voice, and disable "gain control", it's being misinterpreted as mute/unmute by many headsets.
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#Datadog combined structured metadata from its incident management app with #Slack messages to create an LLM-driven functionality assisting engineers in composing incident postmortems.
Datadog believes LLMs won't fully replace human insight (yet!).
Learn more via #InfoQ 
https://bit.ly/4jvpqBK
Here are four tools for creating, supporting, and enriching communities of practice: peer conferences, listservs, Slack, and Zoom
Wie gehst Du mit der #Messenger Vielfalt um?
Jede Gruppe ein anderes Tool: #Threema, #Signal, #Telegram, #Whatsapp… sowie die vielen Plattform internen #Chats auf #LinkedIn, #Teams, #Slack, #Nextcloud…
#discord IS LITERALLY THE PROBLEM!
It's worse than any #IRC, #Mumble or even the old #TeamSpeak & #Skype for that matter.
It combines the disadvantages of #Forum, #paywalled #documentation, #chat and #voicechat with 0 redeeming qualities (unlike #Zulip & Mumble & #XMPP+#OMEMO) it's just an #InformationBlackhole!
I'm shure fecking #dread has better moderation and I'd rather use #MicrosoftTeams + #Slack cuz those at least have proper #moderation tools.
Case in point: I'd rather #SelfHost all my comms infrastructure than to ever use something like Discord or any other #GDPR-violating SaaS that is just enshittification.
I'd rather recommend people to instead choose a tool that does everything but horrible to go with multiple smaller & good tools
- Public Chat? IRC!
- Group Voicechat? Mumble.
- #Documentation? #mkDocs-material.
- 1:1 Chats? XMPP+OMEMO.
- E2EE Group Chats? #deltaChat.
- E2EE Calls? #WebCall.
- Filehosting? #IPFS, #BitTorrent, oshi.at, etc. ...
- …
Check @alternativeto and @european_alternatives for options.
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#mattermost ist auch so ein schmerzhaftes Beispiel. Enthusiasten wie @xldrkp loten alle Möglichkeiten aus, auch für die Lehre. #Slack User finden Mattermost nicht adäquat und werben für die Slack-Channels (bis sich die Slack-Konditionen ändern). Der Rest kennt und will #teams.
Mattermost ändert die Konditionen und will Geld sehen. Wahrscheinlich waren alternative Finanzierungsmodelle nicht möglich.
Wir sehen uns bei Teams. (Lizenz- und Preisentwicklung offen)
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For some reason, an hour after posting this the keyboard shortcut stopped working. I used Ctrl+/ to bring up the #Slack keyboard shortcuts and it lists "Jump to unread messages" as Ctrl+J, but that doesn't work either 
Luckily, you can still use Ctrl+K (or Ctrl+G) to search for "Unreads" to access it
TIL: If you don't see the "Unreads" at the top of your #Slack sidebar, use Ctrl+Shift+A to access it. It disappears once you navigate away from it though :(
Not sure why it stays sticky for some workspaces, but disappears in others. Maybe it's a paid pro feature?
Vous en avez marre des limitations de la fonctionnalité de recherche de Slack ?
Connaissez-vous Framateam ? Basé sur le logiciel libre #Mattermost, cette plateforme de discussion est très similaire à #Slack.
En revanche, comme #Framateam est entièrement gratuit grâce à vos dons, nous ne limitons pas les fonctionnalités pour vous pousser à prendre un compte premium !
Votre organisation devrait apprécier ! 
framateam.orgFramateam
Interesting reflection on the landscape of #chat systems from @wireapp .
https://wire.com/en/blog/lessons-from-the-signalgate-crisis
Indeed it shows that there's a lot of progress still to be done and that consumer social networks may need differentiation.
What is shimmering in all this is the wish to have tools that are able to speak to various security levels... The mail apps do this mostly. The landscape is by far more advanced and more nuanced.
wire.comWhat We Can Learn from The SignalGate CrisisDiscover five key lessons for IT and cybersecurity leaders after SignalGate: from risks of consumer apps to why UX and admin controls matter in secure comms.
Slack draait op de achtergrond, ik zie berichten binnenkomen, maar ik kan er niet bij want deze versie is "not supported".
De nieuwe versie kan niet op mijn oudere Android. En nieuwere Androids kunnen niet op m'n oude telefoon (die verder nog als een zonnetje werkt).
Dit is dus het einde.
Van Slack op de telefoon welteverstaan.
En niet omdat het niet werkt, maar gewoon beleid.
#Slack it to Me: Setting Up #ArcGISMonitor Webhooks for Instant Alerts https://tinyurl.com/3pw3xmzt by #CloudpointGeospatial
#ArcGISEnterprise #ArcGISAdmin #GIO #IT #systemhealth #observability #GIS #esri #arcgis #GISchat #geospatial #mapstodon @esri @esrifederalgovt @esrislgov @arcgisxprise @esritraining @urisa
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On the tooling side, we are not using any special #PairProgramming software yet, and I have a hunch that we won't.
You can get very far with very little friction with just screen sharing over a #Slack huddle. We can talk to each-other, both see what the "driver" is seeing, we cannot type into the editor at the same time, but the "watcher" can draw on the screen.
#ct3003 mit @keno3003 und einem coolen Video zu europäischen Alternativen zu: #Email-Provider, #Suchmaschinen, #Karten-Apps, #Messenger, #Teams- #Slack- #Office365-Alternativen, #SocialMedia.
U.a. auch mit Verweis auf https://european-alternatives.eu/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QfR4vwtqX_I bzw. erstmals https://makertube.net/w/r82zDAKQPtDRAFhKfwUsMp via @ct_3003_und_heise
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Was reading old discussions about why did Slack win out over IRC (for some definition of win?)
https://tedium.co/2017/10/17/irc-vs-slack-chat-history/
Found these quotes interesting.
"Why is it, out of all the prominent internet protocols in use during the early ’90s, only two of them—email and the World Wide Web—have managed to hold on in a way where most people use them on a regular basis" -- Ernie Smith 2017
"Why did slack win?
Because whenever somebody asked for:
* 24/7 presence, the reply was "you can do that with a bouncer"
* backlog, the reply was "you can do that with a bouncer"
* full text search, the reply was "that's up to the client implementation"
* file sharing, the reply was "it's already possible with XDCC"
and so on and so forth.
Basically, it's not that Slack is great, it's because IRC as a whole just refused to adapt to what users actually wanted/needed." -- em6m 2020
Not saying I agree exactly, just interesting.
Tedium: The Dull Side of the Internet.IRC vs. Slack: Why the Unicorn Won OutInternet Relay Chat beat Slack to real-time chat by decades and helped define much of our early online culture, yet way more people use Slack. Why is that?