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No other website builder we cover is the target of as much outrage from readers.
"Morgan Freeman is liberal with the commas, and Jon Stewart is a master of parentheses. Lewis Black made a career out of the exclamation point while Dennis Leary barely uses any punctuation at all."
Overall, a great Sunday morning read.
So there is the "start time", but it's just delayed? For example: scheduling a 7pm dinner means everyone will know to arrive at 8pm?
Then you get to explain just how far apart everything is here :)
Of course, I'm making a bit of a caricature here, but I really have had friends and family say this before.
Last week I wrote a post called "How to Cultivate Culture" that received a good amount of attention (outside of Hacker News) about this: http://www.sitebuilderreport.com/blog/6-ways-to-cultivate-cu...
Because in that case the future may already be here :)
Such a simple idea- and yet I've never seen Google figure something like this out. I mean I'm sure it's buried somewhere in Google's technical docs, but those docs don't qualify as easy interfaces.
Well done DuckDuckGo!
Instead a website needs structured sections (such as navigation, logo, footer etc.) as well as "blank canvas" areas (such as the body of the content).
They always seem to nail this tension.
Congratulations to David and Weebly- they consistently ship amazing features!
PS - My background: I've written in-depth reviews of 40+ website builders.
"The Canadian Middle Class is Now the World's Richest"
(2) It is most certainly not what Piketty means by capitalism ... which is what we are discussing here.
He is arguing that the inequality capitalism generates is unsustainable.
Equally interesting is how theoretical and ideological the answers are.
Great read!
Which puts Condi in a large group of people: nearly every member of a US administration in the last century.
Edit: Jesus. A lot of people missed the point of what I said. All I did was argue the issue is more nuanced than "[Condi Rice] tortured and murdered people"
My mistake for trying to broaden a Hacker News discussion.
Huh.
It hugely influenced my purchase of a NextDesk Terra :)