You could've found someone else or got people to contribute. But ensuring the survival of the community wasn't your priority.
13 karma · joined January 7, 2013
You could've found someone else or got people to contribute. But ensuring the survival of the community wasn't your priority.
Still suffering from the changes to Google Apps. Now responding to an email in Gmail requires 3 clicks to open it in a pop out full page view.
The sad part is it isn't easy to shift out once your team is on Apps.
The majority do not care, as they believe that they have nothing to hide. They do not realize that this will strike at our very core of being human.
Would I be comfortable talking with my friend in person at my home when I know that our XBOX One, Phones, Google Glasses are all 'listening' to us.
And something I tell my friend in a private conversation might send me to prison ?
Absurd writing.
I agree information is power. But there are limits to power. Trust also matters.
And I personally use inbox in one tab and the compose email in the other. It is easier to switch tabs than learning to use the new interface. Also, it is frustrating to type in the smaller compose window. Seriously Google has screwed up the interface of Analytics and Gmail in the last year.
Who ever has been doing there UI is surely not getting the User Feedback.
I can imagine a loving grandparent buying this affordable "Laptop" for their grand kids thinking this suits my budget. Or someone thinking sure this thing is like the one I have back at home.