High Omega-3 Diets are linked to lower rates of RA, same with Vitamin D.
Moderate alcohol intake (1-3 drinks per week) is also associated with lower autoimmune risk, but they don’t know why yet.
Dental disease is linked to RA, so keep your teeth clean.
Last but not least, decent sleep.
I have bad news for you, that’s how humans work too. They get trained on how to draw/paint/etc. on copyrighted material, then make derivatives.
There is plenty of light for zoom.
No there isn’t, if you have to adjust the brightness digitally the camera itself is not getting enough light based on what it was designed for.
Teams does have a brightness setting, it’s just a toggle rather than a slider. If that still isn’t enough, then you are sitting in a pitch black room. I just tested this, with every light in my room off, including the overhead and the direct facial lighting, the teams toggle is enough to make me reasonably visible in the light from my screen alone.
I don’t need the toggle on at all with an overhead light on, and the annoying shadows from the overhead room light go away with my facial lighting on.
Here’s a $21 clip on USB powered laptop ring light, https://www.amazon.com/Meyin-Brightness-Conference-Broadcasting-Streaming/dp/B0D1DTF7H6
I hate your IT department.
There are settings for notifications in every single app these users have ever encountered in both their professional personal lives. The basic understand for apps by users it that notification settings exist. They may not know that there is a specific option to turn one specific type of notification on, but they should know they can turn shit off.
I’ve never noticed an issue with the muting thing, It’s a fraction of a second when joining to pick what settings I want for that meeting which does vary so it’s helpful to have.
Brightness settings for Camera… holy shit… Light yourself properly. Ring lights are $30 on amazon, get one and look actually professional when attending your meetings.
I literally use this tool on a daily basis, it works very well. I’m not spouting anything marketing related, only how I see and use it.
A communications platform allows you to talk to each other via text, voice, video.
A collaboration platform allows you to work on information together which includes things like document co-authoring(SharePoint and Office) and group task management(Planner), but can extend much further into things like Shared Pages (OneNote or Loop), Database-lite systems with Forms (SharePoint Lists, Power Apps), Workflows (Power Automate), and more.
So why do you have M365 then?
You aren’t using it for e-mail, you aren’t using it for file storage, but you’re using it to host meetings?
What a stupid concept, get a fucking communications tool that is ONLY a communications tool.
Anyone who has a software license for Teams has their entire suite, and Microsoft doesn’t market enterprise products to end users.
Then people who do like it wouldn’t even know it exists. It’s usually better in an environment that lacks standard training for every user to enable by default, and then have the users disable if they don’t want it.
Your car has ABS, but you don’t have to turn it on to use it, it’s on by default and users can (usually) turn it off when they don’t want it.
It only annoys some users, a lot of people like knowing someone has acknowledged their message.
The literal point of teams it is to integrate systems from the entire ecosystem, using them in isolation is antithetical to that.
No, it’s not.
Teams is a Communications and Collaboration tool, not strictly a communications tool. It makes certain tradeoffs in order to optimize it for it’s intended use case.
Fair, it should probably be the other way around. It’s still not difficult, but it should go from smallest to largest.
Nope I just use it every day in the standard office environment for which it was specifically intended.
Teams in in use by a few hundred million users, and most of them don’t complain about them. So maybe they do know best.
There’s not going to be anything soft about our landing.
Use the correct tool for the job.
If you only want a communications tool, only get a communications tool.
Don’t get mad when you pay for an integrated suite of products, and then find it annoying that there are more features than you need.
If you have a m365 account, what data are you not allowed to upload that isn’t already found in your e-mails? Are you not allowed to talk about that information in e-mails either? At that point, why bother having m365 at all?
This is one of the stupidest security takes that I’ve seen organizations take, pretending like some data is more secure on their own servers than in the M365 cloud.
So you into your settings and turn that off. Yes the default is annoying, but it’s literally a 30 second fix to never have it happen again.
A lot more unwanted babies