jessyco

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   by jessyco 3y ago

   it's new to me.
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   by jessyco 3y ago

   I don't feel that burnt out is coming from the coding, it's coming from the business side of things. When you're not aligned with the same goals or expected quality of work it'll slowly chip away at your mental fortitude
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   by jessyco 3y ago

   While not as useful as Notion, I agree and use Obsidian as well. Check out their road map: https://obsidian.md/roadmap/ They do have plans to work on "Dynamic views - Create dynamic tables using data stored in not
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   by jessyco 3y ago

   I would think there are may reasons Google might do this; One may be if you have to download the data, they get to collect that data for use. Data for them is a commodity and being able to know who/when/where specific map data is
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   by jessyco 3y ago

   This is news to me; when and how does Google own Firefox? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mozilla_Corporation
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   by jessyco 3y ago

   You can try it out without any harm. Is having your own copy of your mail local important to you? Have you ever thought of switching email providers, maybe having a client that you're used to like Thunderbird would make the provider ma
7. 37.▲
   by jessyco 3y ago

   I've spent this year slowly moving everything away from them. It's exhausting putting effort into their things to just have them die a few years later. In this case it lasted almost 10 years.. but still seemed to be working for th