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I can't wait for a world where we understand that people with an opinion different than mine doesn't make them the only trait that defines them.
He can write whatever he wants. Would benefit him a lot though to not be put off by the first 5 words of anything, and instead have patience to form a well rounded opinion of whatever he's looking at.
I would delete my comments if I were you because you look like a jerk mentioning it 3 times in a post with 8 comments total. And it's not even true.
Their Harmony software is atrocious. It feels like a badly designed flash application.
G Hub is broken as hell. LGS is kind of OK but not going to win any UX awards.
Am I missing anything?
If they are, and they could be, then humans are more pro-ignorance than I ever thought.
AWS Micro Instance
AWS Lightsail
Linode Nanonode
Shared Hosting
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Tons of options for $5 a month.
Conducting psychology experiments on people without their consent (or awareness of it)
Documented evidence that Facebook as it is now decreases people's quality of life, but they don't want to mess with their formula because that's what brings the dollars in.
Theres many more. But these two are the biggest I can think of off the top my head.
Their CEO is just pretending to be forthright here. I have a tweet where he replied to me from February 2014 that said Google Auth support is coming in a couple of months.
This all happened because I got locked out of my namecheap account when THEIR system wouldn't sms me the code and they had problems with the voice calling.
So I emailed support. They called me 5 hours later to ask me a bunch of questions. Here's the funny part: they called me on the number I had used for 2FA. Isn't the fact that I answered that number proof enough that I had it?
Everything they do is half assed including their Frankenstein panel that's a mix of their old interface and their new one.
Anyway. Good riddance. Only use namecheap if you can't afford the $1 it costs to host your dns on route53.
But if your argument is "Moving to the US + decent job" then just the "decent job" part would be attractive. Moving to the US and having to face the possibility of bankruptcy because a family member got sick does not sound exactly attractive.
Source: I am a non-American who was offered opportunity to migrate to US but decided against it because the US feels like a dog-eat-dog country. Would much rather move to Europe IF I wanted to move.
Some reasons:
* You are in all channels, all the time. * no threaded replies (most important) * the notifications system is weird * weak integration system (integrations cannot add widgets to chat)
Some more reasons that I forgot. But these ones most importantly.
Frameworks are much better at handling most security needs.
I say this because you talk as if it's easy to separate fact from fiction these days. If you think it's easy, then I think there are some very important things you're missing.
Google sunsets one of their services. And releases something that copies a service from one of their competitors but in an incredibly tone deaf way.
YouTuber does something terrible. Everyone is disgusted. Gains 10 million followers.
Apple releases an iPhone. Nothing new about it. Calls it the best/greatest iPhone to date.
Bitcoin gains x%. Loses x%. Is outlawed in country X. Regulated in country Y.
Redditors discover that reddit is not the bastion of free speech it pretends to be. They get angry and go to another site only to return the next week under a new subreddit.
I can go on.