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7y ago
Can anyone recommend a web-based, privacy respecting alternative to Google Docs/Sheets? It's the one part of Google products I haven't found a good replacement for.
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This 'knip' idea is exactly what my town needs to implement. We're a small town with a small population of folks who actually live there, but our two main roads connect the freeway and large towns south of us. From about 3-7p
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7y ago
In 30s of looking at the front page, I have no idea what your product is . That's too long for me to be in the dark.
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We still own a CD-i and Faces of Evil. I never could beat it just due to how awful the controls were. There were a few other games we had for the CD-i that were legitimately enjoyable. The Wacky World of Miniature Golf and Mystic Midway: Re
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7y ago
If Recaptcha gets the ax due to CCPA, the internet will be better off for it.
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7y ago
I've used both Apple Support over the phone for set up/software issues and Apple Genius Bar for hardware issues. Nothing but good things to say about them. In general, a very pleasant experience.
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7y ago
I just bought a new vehicle a few months back and my number 1 requirement was that it be a vehicle and not a computer on wheels. I have no power windows, no power locks, no backup camera, no lane assist, or any of that junk. The most adva
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7y ago
Also a West Virginian, my favorite is when our entire supreme court were impeached at the same time: https://www.npr.org/2018/08/08/636761241/west-virginia-house...
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7y ago
I mean you could also just use any one of the other 500 different ESPs that don't require you to host your own mail server and who have different cost structures than MailChimp, but ok!
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Looking at AirTable's Privacy Policy, it does not appear that they have any interest in protecting privacy. They have a line in their "How We Share Your Data" section, that reads: * With others for any legitimate business pur
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7y ago
Wow, so there you go. Strike #2!
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7y ago
That first gif is a todo list, which is NOT a spreadsheet. > I agree with you that it could be better, but so many other startups do a lot worse that looking down on someone that is not perfect, hurts the cause of "fixing shitty lan
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> I feel like at least have a slight idea what it's about. But is a slight idea enough to make a purchase decision? I deduced that it's some sort of application that combines a table and text. But that could look and function 1
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7y ago
I've been looking for an alternative to Google Docs/Sheets/Slides/etc for a while and I've seen these couple of suggestions come up a few times. Each time I look at them, I find their websites to be incomprehensible
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7y ago
Or have fewer cows in the first place by eating less meat.
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7y ago
I would love to see a full list that goes back the last 5 or so years.
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8y ago
Why do you WANT to work more? You are in the enviable position of being able to work for just 10 hours per week to support your quality of life. Perhaps you could pick a new hobby and dedicate your free time to becoming a master woodworker?
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8y ago
I really dislike CSS. I find of the 3 main web 'languages' it is the most difficult to do well. I really hate the 'C' in CSS. I've found that using scoped CSS cuts down on a LOT of the things in CSS that bug me the
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8y ago
No, your personal definition doesn't matter. If you buy/scrape a list of email addresses, and send to ANY of those addresses, that's spam. I work for an email marketing software company. That's the definition used in the
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8y ago
Your personal definition isn't what matters here. This is spam. See wikipedia for this definition: "Email spam, also known as junk email, is unsolicited messages sent in bulk by email"
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Agreed, the first thing I thought was 'Where did he get a list of 30,000 email addresses?' Buying lists is technically illegal in the US. Sure, the chances of you being hauled in are slim to none, but it's still slimy as hell
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My reply to your replies: None of my statements say anything about what a person "deserves" or doesn't deserve. That's an emotion that bears no weight in the rational discussion of whether or not you can objectively affo
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8y ago
I'm horrified that anyone shares anything about their child, unborn or otherwise, on a social media platform. Shouldn't that child have the right to choose for themselves if they want literally their entire lives archived by adv
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I also read it as a direct response to the mother who put out the tweet and it seems pretty appropriate to me? What part of the parent comment is inaccurate?
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You aren't alone. I had the same thoughts. Why would she share that type of information on a social networking site to begin with? It's terrible what happened to her and her family, but this post basically reads "I put my foo
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I'm from the US, but spent 2 years teaching English in South Korea. I interacted with very few adult Koreans who weren't teachers, so I can't speak to the 'overworked, stressed Korean businessman' stereotype. Howeve
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8y ago
That lock screen really chaps my jimmies. Either tell me what you want to tell me or shove off.
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I don't understand why police aren't legally restricted from firing their weapon unless they are fired upon or witness a suspect firing upon others. Soldiers are required to not fire unless fired upon. Yes, that means we may be pu
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The Gmail UI refresh is so bad that it's the final straw on the camel's back to get me to swap to something else. I was already considering it just due to privacy concerns, but I was sitting on that decision. The fact that it take
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My wife received an orchid as a gift. I know nothing about gardening, but I've managed to keep it alive and growing for about 6 months. Just water it when the soil feels dry and re-pot it every other year is about the extent of the car
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