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Accidental full-screen share
The ancient workplace ritual of showing your entire desktop — including that one folder — to the whole meeting.
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On this day
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- 2015 — First documented case of replying-all to “please do not reply-all.”
- 2020 — Global peak of accidental unmuted mic moments.
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