Maybe this should be an option with false as default value, it could help with the transition.
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Maybe this should be an option with false as default value, it could help with the transition.
Fun thing: nobody has the same definition of "world cuisine" :)
Also, Google was always able to do this, and do so legally, even before the latest bill passed.
Did anyone try it and how does it compare to Github, to Gitlab (hosted/free and entreprise) ?
PS: their pricing page says $10 / year and user
It's interesting but there is no explanation about the business model or even how it works, however I understand that it's a beta :)
It's the div "container-left", remove it :)
You should maybe (I know, it's boring) put some pictures or a video to show what it's all about.
And congrats BTW :)
> We talk/chat a lot with them, as if they were in the same place.
> Cut tasks to smaller pieces to minimize the risks
What may go wrong:
- bad understanding of the tasks, that's why we communicate more
> and we always allow a little more time (than usual) for every task just in case something was misinterpreted and needs refactoring
> people located "offshore" hire them according to our requirements (English language is a must-have anyway, even if we're French)
Pro: backuppc (used at a "large" scale without issues) or snapshots on big fileservers
"It’s not difficult to measure engagement." => with video ads it's doable but it's always approximations when it comes to ad viewability (and for example, even if I can see an ad, it does not mean I'm watching it)
"Online advertising has a history of opaque reporting" => compare this to TV or radio
It's clearly an article against Facebook Ads, even if they are miscalculating things, it seems too biased to be taken seriously.
Also, keep a paper and a pencil next to your bed just in case you think about something in your sleep, it helps you fall asleep better.
I hate using cracked software to make money but I don't think that we should "report" though.