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Apple - time to fix your subscription management(den.dev)
3 points by dend 7y ago|0 comments
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] Depends on what causes friction in your life, so YMMV. To me, if I have a bad network at home, and I constantly have to fiddle with a router and reboot it whenever the ISP deploys some changes, that's time I
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] Appreciate your concerns, thank you :)
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] Bingo - this is a reflection on my own process. It's not a recipe for others to follow as much as it is food for thought and maybe a push to figure out what works for you.
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] To me those are different things. TODOs on a daily basis can contain mundane tasks - e.g. "Send a Christmas card to cousin Terry" doesn't strike me as something I need to keep a record of. For thing
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] Good feedback - thank you! Probably would be easier to include them as reference to the end of the post for those that want to dig into it.
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] I'd say it probably varies and depends on a lot of factors - sometimes I have issues with the Play One connecting over AirPlay, but overall it _significantly_ reduces friction compared to all other audio syst
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] Totally fair observation - the article I put together naively skips through some of the most complicated aspects of life. Someone that has kids, a different commute, a job that requires different effort, health-re
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] YMMV may vary - what works for me and saves me time is not necessarily something that will work for others, so very much spot on observation about this being a reflection on a personal approach that helped me. It
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by dend 7y ago
[Author of blog post here] This is what I am alluding to with the post - the goal is less so about "remove stuff that doesn't spark joy" rather than to focus on things that empower one to get their job done. If it's a de
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Relentlessly Simplify(den.dev)
148 points by dend 7y ago|74 comments
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Building a centralized samples experience at Microsoft(den.dev)
2 points by dend 7y ago|0 comments
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Making 1:1s worth your time(den.dev)
4 points by dend 7y ago|0 comments
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by dend 7y ago
Point taken - we always definitely have room to improve. There are two avenues you can submit feedback: https://aka.ms/sitefeedback , for anything that is related to site functionality, and the footer of each article, where
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by dend 7y ago
docs.microsoft.com PM here. Thanks for the feedback - I am routing this to the content team so that we can see what we can do to improve this situation.
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by dend 7y ago
What particular aspect of it is broken? Genuinely asking the question, because I want to make sure we address major issues in the customer experience that you have.
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by dend 7y ago
I was referring to Bing and Google - not because I am trying to omit anything, but rather because these are the two I use the most on the day-to-day.
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by dend 7y ago
docs.microsoft.com PM here - thanks for the feedback! It takes some time to update all our search results across the two major search engines. Given that some pages have less traction than others, the more obscure content sometimes still is
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Building Docs with GitHub Actions(dennisdel.com)
2 points by dend 8y ago|0 comments
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On Focus(dennisdel.com)
2 points by dend 8y ago|0 comments
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Easy Docs for Node and Python Libraries(dennisdel.com)
1 points by dend 8y ago|0 comments
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DIY Docs in the Cloud(dennisdel.com)
1 points by dend 8y ago|0 comments
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Helping People Work Efficiently While Remote(dennisdel.com)
2 points by dend 8y ago|0 comments
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Big updates to the REST API documentation experience on docs.Microsoft.com(docs.microsoft.com)
2 points by dend 8y ago|0 comments
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by dend 9y ago
Not quite true - smartphone market penetration is quite large, so it is possible to reliably offer a universal app (see: MS Authenticator, Google Authenticator, Authy) for code auth. Now, sure, you can argue that SMS should be kept as an _o
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by dend 9y ago
Good feedback, will take that into consideration when writing the next article. I tried to keep it short and to the point, but likely there is some room for more detailed breakdowns.
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by dend 9y ago
You are right, it's mostly password reset 2FA (often times it ties into auth SMS 2FA, so not necessarily mutually exclusive) - I will update the article and clarify that.
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by dend 9y ago
Unfortunately, no. If a service is SMS-only, then it will remain SMS-only until the provider implements time-based tokens generated from an app.
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It’s time to ditch SMS-based 2 Factor Auth(dennisdel.com)
218 points by dend 9y ago|129 comments
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Microsoft revamps its startup programs – $500M commitment, new coselling program(techcrunch.com)
2 points by dend 9y ago|0 comments

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