You have control over your visibility, anything you don't want people to see, you don't put in the internet.
hemko
Buggage would work just fine as long as the seed is ejected at decent speed. Save couple days for it and it's fine
You can't see them, that's the point. You block users, comms or instances you don't want to see on your timeline.
You don't get to decide what other people want to see on theirs
I couldn't find any source for that, but exosphere is considered to extend to 10,000km or 190,000km, from which the latter is about halfway to the moon.
Anyways those numbers are pretty damn tiny even on a small solar system scale
Anyways, even if you look from very close, from our own moon to the earth, anything on the low earth orbit is so extremely close to the planet. Just look at some of the famous earthrise photos, and think of something orbiting ~8% of the radius distance
You're part of a planet for sure :)
One can be simultaneously on earth, and in space. In fact we all are
But I'm just arguing that while orbiting earth and being within the Earth's atmosphere, it's pretty much still on Earth. Just like you're still at home even if you're at the on the yard or even just outside the gate picking up mail from the mailbox. Looking at it from distance, it really doesn't make difference
Yeah that's called Kármán line, but it's just arbitrary line. ISS is still orbiting within Earth's thermosphere
So if orbiting earth doesn't count as "on earth", why does sitting in a plane just couple hundred kilometers away count?
@grok what does this mean?
Maybe they fixed it now but it still did that sometimes a few months ago. I've removed skype like 3 times on my work computer
This really depends on how your admin has configured it to deploy, it's installed with an XML file that has configurations on what features to install. Skype for business still exists for the few customers using the onprem sfb server, latest one being released 2025.
However if your admin has moved you all to teams, then Skype will tell you to open teams instead


Oh okay then that's somewhat of a choice to install all the bells and whistles