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Currently watching the sitcom "Community" which I missed the first time around. Good stuff.

Quality customer service is the only differentiator in these situations.

Agreed.

So you were ... offering compensation for reviews. I can see them having a problem with that.

A lot. Snippets of text, or links to stuff I want to read later.

Kept trying to go up the stairs to the next level

With a rap sheep like that - just sounds like a loose cannon

figgers they would say that

^^yep^^ they are almost completely built and packed by robotics

I have the ASUS version of that monitor -- still works well, and a 24" horizontal-oriented next to it for inbox & document reading. If I upgraded I'd go for 34" curved.

Apple's own iMovie, and their iWork suite, seem to be notable holdouts

I did, yesterday, BBQ ribs and brisket in SC.

paywalled

Either of those skills will serve you well. PHP was easier to learn for me, & I suspect same for most folks.

Excellent

That does not translate to a great domain name

Are there similar products existing in this niche, or do you consider yours unique? thanks - w

Poorly!

running on which platform(s)?

I agree and share your concern. "1985 - Aldus PageMaker..." << that would be where I came in. Been "married to the Mac" ever since '85. My actual wife, on the other hand, loves her iPad, & works exclusively in the cloud-document environment.

I've been saying this for years.

... claims the anti-nuclear-power advocacy group.

Pretty darn common, at least in my limited experience. Sad thing about your situation is that it sounds like the founder is both clueless AND a tyrant. Might be about time to hop over to a clueless-but-nice startup.

Chevy Suburban

No audio

2015 MacBook Air, OS 10.13.6, Chrome browser

It's definitely been done. Once upon a time there was a thing called Planned Communities. Reston, Virginia is one such. So is "The Villages" in central Florida. But, especially since the sub-prime mortgage crash of the 00s, I haven't heard of anybody attempting it.

See I was gonna say it's because they don't give two shits about writing decent software for non-Apple platforms. Silly me.

It was a pile of twaddle in 1995, and it still is.

Timer went down to zero, then reset to 40 minutes... what the damn hell?

Mac Minis of that vintage can still make a fine living room media server. With proper, uh, modifications.