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Thunderbird, for classic email usage is the best option if you don't want to pay for Outlook.
And you are right the interface not only gets in your way, most of the time it doesn't open the email when you click on it. Incredible that at Google those praised engineers make a unusable product.
in redux there's so much repetition that most of the time you do copy->paste->find&replace entity name.
weird, i'm still using the 2012 MBP retina not maxed out, only issue is that i need to replace the battery. other than that is the most reliable machine i ever had
a web-based administration software to handle various things related to the Vatican's library and university, like physical access, people registration, accounting etc. kinda boring but still exciting for the good and the bad of working in that environment
literally, sitting in the street, next to the Vatican to fix a bug before a demo with the Holy audience
american people who judge indians is pathetic, and the fact the they feel "superior" is really funny. i bet that with the same education an indian is way more smart than an american.
most of the comments in this thread are bullshit.
Pringles cans were really effective for me
yeah but you cannot kill 40 people in 20 seconds with a knife... come on guns are just wrong
you are totally right
what about, who cares?
yeah it's nice, git git happens! I have a lot of this shortcuts for git, zsh and especially for vim (:Q, :Qall, :QALL etc...)
Do you have a link to download it without registering to lulu.com ?
I build simple products that helps my daily computer interaction, i never bother to publish them, the only one i published is a Chrome Extension to have an easy managing solution for tabs opened in Chrome. Published it only because some friends wanted to use it:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/bettermarks/dknlgo...
from the article looks like everything started just after the author posted a link on the slack channel. maybe just avoid posting this articles on slack. you are supposed to work not to rise a fire. if you had problem about sexism in the company you should leave/complain and not trying to fix something chitchatting on slack.
what a terrible website, i'm still amazed how people can make money with such poor UX, i have to zoom the page at 175% to be able to read whats written there
yeah, i still dont understand, in my company we have 2 scrum masters, and the only thing i can see they do is sending 2 emails a week and coding like juniors.
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i opened the article and "oh, really?"
just installed, and it fucked up my vim. good job
yeah of course, too bad people who drives Uber are not using Waze. Personally in various cities i had to rely on classic Taxi after having issues with Uber, like calling 20 times a ride and the guy never show up/canceled after 20 minutes (Amsterdam, 3x) or driver got lost with the support of the GPS of course (Lisbon, 5x), or the time i had to tell him the way ( he was using gps ). For my needs it's a useless service cause they cannot give a standard good service.
no is not better. Taxi people know the fucking streets. Uber driver dont know how to go from A to B without a gps.
from when a 128GB iphone is mid-range? i paid around 700 euro for iPhone 6 16GB and is still damn good. what is not good is a stupid app taking 2GB.
too bad "rigetti" in Italian means literally "you puke"
maybe only in USA? in Netherlands there were no issues in the last hour
there's Vim-multiple-cursors on Vim that works really similar to the ST multicursor
dont know why you have been downvoted but, yeah if you are choosing your editor for a theme i can only LOL
because my experiences with 'that' have been the worst of my life.
lol, next time read the philosophy books better
i can just say that this comment makes me angry
totally agree, don't see the point of the article
I have a degree in Digital Design, basically 3 intensive years about graphic design, 3d modeling and video editing etc, before that i studied a lot of programming and math in high school. After the design school i wanted to work in the Film industry, so i took some gigs as a 3d Generalist, maybe 5 or 6 projects, but in the mean time i was already working as a developer and making more money in one month of coding compared to 6 months of "design" work. So at some point i just decided to not "waste time" in any other design project but try to become a better developer.
Today i apply my artistic knowledge a lot when i do prototypes or when in the company there's a lack of designers. The other good thing is that when i enjoy myself building little games or web apps, i can create the assets myself.