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by VerifiedReports 5mo ago
Why even post such an absurd comment?
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by VerifiedReports 5mo ago
Why on earth would anyone guess that? That is absurd. I had the same problem and there's not even a burger anywhere. But... thank you for posting that.
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by VerifiedReports 5mo ago
Yep. The intentionally obscure titles on here are just inexcusable.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
"will invest time into career paths that pay a lot but more reliably." What, pray tell, might those be?
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
I thought Paris's main problem was dog shit.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
What toxic trash. I hope this is widely hacked. If these employees are any good, someone will whip up a countermeasure that feeds absurdly wild and nonsensical data into Meta's fetid, gaping maw.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
No matter what, it's better than "vibecoding." Ugh.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
Here are a couple: 1. The inability to set a specific page for new tabs to open on. That is ridiculous. 2. The mobile version sucks, specifically because bookmarks are buried under an absurd number of menu levels. And they're also brok
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
Wait, this is only in the mobile app? You can't do it on a desktop? Typical Google junk. So we get to continue seeing idiotic door-shaped videos on our desktops.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
Wow, WTF. What an inept implementation.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
I agree with your sentiments, but not your timeline. The mid-'90s was the high point for GUIs, with Windows 95 nailing it pretty much across the board. And as you note, "flat" design is NO design. It's total dereliction
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
"The jury determined that Ticketmaster had overcharged consumers by $1.72 for each ticket." Absolute horseshit. They were screwing consumers for more than that since the '80s. Over the last 20 years? It's 10 or 20 times
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
likewise more effective than the Cut page.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
Not to mention that the statement is wrong. Windows applications do NOT look the same, and that's bad. Oh... except for their lack of a title bar, which prevents you from telling which application you're looking at. Is this PDF op
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
You can do that on the Edit page.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
Looks more useful than the Cut page. Meanwhile, I wish BMD would take a step back and do the housecleaning that Resolve so desperately needs. They threw a bunch of purchased products together on different pages and called it "integrate
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
To be fair (and I hate Microsoft, so it's painful), Microsoft is not alone here. Google and Apple perpetrate similar BS, with Google Drive being a major offender.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
"Literally" #1? As opposed to what? And why not?
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
"Vibecoding?" Gotta love how someone downvoted this.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
for almost 20 years.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
See?
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
In English, too.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
Looks more like meaningless terms run amok...
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
The article neglects to say HOW they "reduced FTL1."
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
But you're sure I'm "angry?" Maybe your point of view is skewed toward apathy. When a manufacturer deliberately creates a perpetual pain in the ass with anti-consumer actions such as deleting the headphone jacks from med
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
I don't disagree.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
Whataboutism
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
No, because their icons can simply be collapsed into a disclosure control.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
I disagree with this one. If a VPN is important, I want to see that it is still connected and hasn't crashed.
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by VerifiedReports 6mo ago
That's the standard apologist response to ANY defect you point out in anything, or any question they don't know the answer to but still want to bloviate about. See: Stack Overflow

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