Time?
In March it'll be a year since the last physical, so...?
Amazon Web Services has tweaked its Workspaces cloudy virtual desktops service, adding the ability to voice-over-internet-protocol (VoIP) software. The company says it's now possible to take audio from whatever client device you use to run Workspaces' client app, then pipe it Skype, Lync or WebEx running on the cloudy virtual …
No kidding. At work we have Cisco VoIP and Zoom meetings. Zoom is *supposed* to do screen-sharing and audio. In practice, the Zoom audio is so shite, people dial up with Cisco.
Zoom has horrible echos, horrible noise suppression, and clips the hell out of speech. Yet, it's supposed to be the latest and greatest. Oh yes, and it also doesn't support Linux or Mac, unlike our previous system.