The app itself looks nice and clean as well, with some great animations (the pull-to-refresh one, for example).
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The app itself looks nice and clean as well, with some great animations (the pull-to-refresh one, for example).
I'm not familiar with baseball (Belgian here) and was wondering how these things are regulated? Does each player have its own bat? So one team can already be at a technological disadvantage when the game starts?
- Between 1 to 20 ports between Level3 and that peer
- 1 of those ports is congested
- They are handling the upgrade together, which is business as usual.
Then there are 6 other peers with the following situation: - Between 1 to 20 ports between Level3 and that peer
- Almost all of those ports are congested
- The peer refuses to augment capacity
"Congestion that is permanent, has been in place for well over a year and where our peer refuses to augment capacity. They are deliberately harming the service they deliver to their paying customers. They are not allowing us to fulfil the requests their customers make for content."A random order for the menu items might have been better. Or maybe not.
(If you don't scroll but just click on the links you just see 1 screen at a time. If you aren't really paying attention you don't notice that there are 2 different ones)
Personally I wouldn't mind about leaving my CC details if I was told the entire truth afterwards and then had the opportunity to opt-in again. Any reason why you didn't take the "second opt-in" approach, Adii?
If you didn't like the experiment you had the possibility to opt-out and never become a customer of him again, without having to pay a single dime.
The roadmap was actually changed because of those customers, so presumably the end result should align better with what they really were looking for.
I would've done an opt-in though.
The way he did it allowed him to validate the idea in the exact same situation he would end up after building it, so it's a great way to take the (huge!) risk out of building a product.
Personally I wouldn't mind as a customer as you did know all the facts before you were actually spending the money.
He didn't actually charge people before the product was finished and they were able to opt-out after they knew what happened. Would have been a whole different story if the cards had actually been charged.
Beautiful design nonetheless!