Ticket closed. Feature not a bug.

I understood that reference

While I agree the UI needs some work, getting prompted for MFA multiple times a day for just using Teams chat and meetings is not normal.

Probably missed calls. It'll keep showing a notification bubble in both activity and calls until you bother clicking the missed call as if that makes any difference or sense to anyone or anything but the notification counter.

If you go to notifications and filter by unread you will probably be able to find what it is

I had the same thought. Evidence of a long extinct and clearly human civilization.

"Houston, what is 'New Teams Classic' and why is it asking me to log in three times in a row?"

Funny enough, he found out later he had three outlooks lol

Enabling sound notifs for teams is pathological self hating behavior

They added the teams call sound as a horn to forza horizon 6, I made a few people tab out of the game with it lol

What if whatever killed him and is wearing his skin is just as evil and stupid, but is not a junky.

Honestly, anything written that we could understand without deciphering would raise a couple of terrifying questions:

• Who / What wrote this?

• Do they know our language or do we know theirs?

With Elons body in the space suit. The Elon that remained on earth is something... Else.

The most impactful moment of our history: explorers on Mars discovered the remains of an ancient spacefaring civilization. In the decades that followed, these mysterious artifacts revealed startling new technologies, enabling travel to the furthest stars. The basis for this incredible technology was a force that controlled the very fabric of space and time. They called it the greatest discovery in human history. The civilizations of the galaxy call it

If there was intelligent life on Mars in past there would presumably be lasting signs that we could discover.

Who knows what signs we might find in ice cores from the Martian South Pole.

Even if this were the case though, life on Mars (or anywhere outside of Earth) would be a really cool discovery!

Bill Gates logged in under six different usernames to downvote it.

There is a novel "Microserfs" many years back and in it if I recall all the guys at MS drove Ford Taurus because at some point Gates drove one. So all the little serfs wanted to be like him.

I thought we knew we already did that with the rover.

Here's a fun one. We find an archive. Stored in a form durable enough to last eternity, we find a vault, the last remnant of some long-forgotten Martian civilization.

They include the usual history, culture, historical artifacts, etc. But what shocks our explorers most of all? The biological archive. DNA sequences, freeze dried tissue samples, etc. Their language, once cracked, reveals the truth.

This isn't just a library or archive to remember the Martians. They knew they were on a slowly dying world. They never got rocket technology, though they did master advanced biology before the end. So they included everything needed to revive them, to actually bring them back from the dead.

Then we have to figure out what to do. This isn't the dodo bird or some other species we, humanity, are responsible for killing off. The Martians died of natural causes a billion years before our ancestors crawled out of the water. We have no ancestral moral debt to the Martians.

Sure, we could bring them back. But think through the implications of that. Mars is their world, the very planet we were planning to colonize. Will they want it back, maybe ask to live on Earth in the millennia it takes to teraform it? And even then, we'll now have a literal alien civilian right on our doorstep. Do we really want to open that Pandora's Box?

I was introduced to the concept of the moral dilemma of bringing back extinct aliens from Isaac Arthur, and it's a scenario I truly love.