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The Roundtable / Custom button layouts in Skype?
« Last post by Brad Johnson on Today at 12:58:38 AM »
Working with someone who's duties are about to include basic reception functions. Unfortunately this means dealing with the unholy dumster fire that is Skype for Business. 99.9% of what she'll be doing is simple call transfers, but Microsoft decided to bury the initiation command for this COMMON EFFING FUNCTION two commands deep behind a very small and easy to mis-click button.

Is there any way to set up a user-configured menu bar or button box? I'm decently proficient with Skype and have also done a modicum of searching, but can't seem to find anything. If it's impossible, would you point me to the Skype design team lead so I can punch the POS square in the crotch?

Brad
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The Roundtable / Re: Which Glock 19?
« Last post by dogmush on Today at 12:30:47 AM »
I tend to like my Gen 5s better than my Gen 3s because the 5 is more lefty friendly but it's not a huge difference.

If you think you'll be using the aftermarket to upgrade and swapping parts around, the gen 3 has the most aftermarket support.  The gen 3 patents are what just expired so all the Glock clones (PSA Dagger, Canik, P80, etc) are gen 3 clones.
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The Roundtable / Re: Which Glock 19?
« Last post by HeroHog on June 05, 2023, 11:36:42 PM »
PS: I did add a cheap pin-on "Beavertail" extension to it.

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The Roundtable / Re: Which Glock 19?
« Last post by HeroHog on June 05, 2023, 11:32:51 PM »
Love my 3rd Gen G19! (at least I think it is 3rd Gen)

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The Roundtable / Re: A customer in the store today...
« Last post by charby on June 05, 2023, 11:08:12 PM »
AHA!

So, Mr. Charby, you admit that you DO have a "Concealed Weapons Permit" badge ...

I carry it in my rainbow Hello Kitty badge holder.
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The Roundtable / Re: Whistleblower: Govt has multiple alien craft
« Last post by 230RN on June 05, 2023, 10:09:46 PM »
Those aliens capable of interstellar travel sure do seem to have a lot of mishaps when they hit Earth's atmosphere . . .


Our 20% Oxygen air is very corrosive to their structural materials from their transuranic "island of stability" structural elements. 

Morover, their metabolism, based on a chlorine atmosphere and a copper blood "hemoglobin" does not do well here, and their first attempts at exploration and recon resulted in the damaged and intact vehicles we have come upon and from which we recovered cadavers.

They have since learned to cope with our atmosphere on their ships but still need a 20-80 chlorine-nitrogen atmosphere to survive.  We have recently discovered that, so some of the recent ones  have survived in our artificial Cl-N atmosphere chambers.

We have learned to communicate with UFO crash survivors and found they are friendly and have helped with many of our recent technological advances.

In addition, they happen to resemble kittens.

Terry, 230RN
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Politics / Re: Biden showing more symptoms . . .
« Last post by RoadKingLarry on June 05, 2023, 09:58:31 PM »
I wonder if the Airman that placed the sandbag exactly where he/she was ordered to place it is up on charges yet.
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The Roundtable / Re: Whistleblower: Govt has multiple alien craft
« Last post by lee n. field on June 05, 2023, 09:46:11 PM »
Those aliens capable of interstellar travel sure do seem to have a lot of mishaps when they hit Earth's atmosphere . . .

A point that UFOlogist Jacques Vallee used as an argument against extraterrestrial nuts and bolts spacecraft origin. 

I've noticed a big increase in the number of UFO stories flying about recently.
While I acknowledge the possibility I am very skeptical of the probability of alien visitors in flying saucers.

Lots of good arguments against.

Whoever they are, they lie a lot, and seem to like to mess with people's heads.

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According to reporting by veteran journalists Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal, the reporters who broke the original AATIP UFO program story for the New York Times in 2017, along with Australian investigative journalist Ross Coulthart, a whistleblower from deep inside the government has come forward with some remarkable claims. He has records of a deep, black-budget program where the American military is in possession of multiple “craft,” both partial and intact, that have been determined to be of “non-human origin.” And that’s not all. He claims we’ve had them for a long time and the Pentagon never told Congress about it or submitted the program to congressional oversight.

Easy to predict how this will all go.  No good firm evidence will ever be offered.  Someone will eventually find intelligence connections for at least some of the players.  The stories will get added to the UFO "legendarium".  Enthusiasts will keep looking for "disclosure".

We've seen this all before.
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Politics / Re: Maybe we should just start a The World Has Gone Mad thread
« Last post by Perd Hapley on June 05, 2023, 09:40:16 PM »
I had to go to a lab the other day for a quick examination and blood draw.  My wife is buying us some long term care insurance.  The phlebotomist apologized, said she knew the answers but still had to ask the questions.  She was required to ask if I had been pregnant recently, and whether I had any issues menstruating.


No, she doesn't have to ask those questions. Why don't we know how to say no to nonsense anymore?


Oh, and here's that trans genocide they keep telling us about.

https://hotair.com/david-strom/2023/06/05/man-video-recording-in-womens-locker-room-ok-if-he-is-trans-n555561

I don't know how the sweet little tranny survived such rough treatment.
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The Roundtable / Re: Whistleblower: Govt has multiple alien craft
« Last post by Ben on June 05, 2023, 09:29:13 PM »
Those aliens capable of interstellar travel sure do seem to have a lot of mishaps when they hit Earth's atmosphere . . .

https://youtu.be/fyPMtpE7kAE?t=149
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