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by outime 7y ago
I’m just trying to show that there are alternative ways to use Slack for those who are forced to use it. If you and/or your company actively use IRC then my suggestions obviously don’t apply to you.
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by outime 7y ago
I also agree with you. It was painful when e.g. Twitter basically killed 3rd party apps. What happens here is that I don’t see any significant portion of Slack users moving to IRC anytime soon. Therefore, if you’re forced to use Slack, you
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by outime 7y ago
I don't disagree with you on that - but that's not written in your post so my point still stands. Many of the paint points are solved when using alternative clients. Alternative clients will allow you to, for example: * Use Slack
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by outime 7y ago
It seems that the author references different IRC clients but at the same time ignores (can't say if on purpose or not) the fact that there are also alternative Slack clients which address many of the pain points.
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by outime 7y ago
Not OP but yes, I’ve also been doing this for a long time and it does help.
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by outime 7y ago
If you buy a smart TV and just not connect it to the internet you can use it as a dumb TV.
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by outime 7y ago
The countries you mentioned (for context, I’m from Spain and moved to Finland many years ago) aren’t laid back when it comes to work. These may offer you some improvement compared to US but you usually get poor salaries and not very good co
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by outime 7y ago
That was a disappointing response. The overall design is ok but this really felt out of place. Hopefully he realizes that and stops blaming the “puritanical jerks” as he himself said.
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by outime 7y ago
I made true friends through Ventrilo/TeamSpeak and different games (but mostly Counter-Strike). I’ve never made a phone call to a friend unless truly necessary but I’ve spent several hours talking through these. Nowadays with Discord i
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by outime 7y ago
If we play the guessing game I'd assume they'd like to make more money, and doing what it's been suggested on this thread is most likely not going to provide any benefit for Slack but more like the opposite. To make my point
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by outime 7y ago
I want to remind that Slack is not a simple chat app - it should not be oversimplified, because it has tons of added functionality. Not that you said that but it's easy to fall into that trap. That being said, creating a native app for
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by outime 7y ago
I'm sorry that you found my comment "completely ridiculous". On the other hand I admit that it sounded way too negative and I've just amended that to reflect that I have nothing against the tool, just wanted to suggest t
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by outime 7y ago
The fact that the first thing you see here is a CLI video already puts off most of the people who write in Medium and could hypothetically consider moving away. Since I got downvotes, let me clarify. People who use the terminal can probably
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by outime 7y ago
>In the case of software like Redis, pretty much everyone reporting a bug is also qualified to fix that bug, so it works particularly well. There are a good bunch of people who have never written any C and even more people who have no id
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by outime 8y ago
You can have almost anything through extensions and that doesn’t disqualify built-in alternatives such as this.
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by outime 8y ago
According to Google Play [1] it has >500M installs and about 20M reviews. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.UCMobile.i...
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by outime 8y ago
Indeed, proper diet is no secret, and you don’t even need to do exercise (not that you shouldn’t, but it’s not a strict requirement for weight loss at all). It seems that it’s easier to keep blaming the “solved problem” so yet another produ
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by outime 8y ago
This is correct. Helsinki is full of public, free toilets in very good condition and I never had such issues.
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by outime 8y ago
I see it as if it was any other investment and makes total sense.
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by outime 8y ago
The website looks a but weird on mobile [0]. It’s still readable but probably removing the left image would help already. [0] https://imgur.com/dzidyuV
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by outime 8y ago
Most likely not, as it adds quite a bit of complexity. It might be easier to start with simpler abstractions such as e.g. AWS ECS or similar alternatives (cloud or on-prem) if you want to use containers.
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by outime 8y ago
I attended KubeCon China last year and there was a very good example of a K8s setup for IoT that scales pretty well. Check these links if you’re curious: - https://schd.ws/hosted_files/kccncchina2018english/18&#x2F
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by outime 8y ago
I have been in Oodi and there are a bunch of quiet places as well - perhaps not as much as classic libraries, but I had no problem finding a spot. There are no such expectations since most of the libraries are a bit empty when there are no
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by outime 8y ago
It also happens in online marketplaces like Amazon but luckily there are tools to track price changes like https://camelcamelcamel.com/ (disclaimer: not affiliated at all, just a happy user). Wish there were more tools like
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by outime 8y ago
>The evaluation fee is US$185,000. Applicants will be required to pay a US$5,000 deposit fee per requested application slot when registering. The deposit will be credited against the evaluation fee. Other fees may apply depending on the
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by outime 8y ago
Besides being infeasible for multiple reasons, how would that help with any of the problems pointed in the article (except the monopoly part)?
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by outime 8y ago
If staying in Europe is a requirement, NL or UK usually pays much better than France (given that you're already an inmigrant and some companies may pay you less than a native unfortunately). Otherwise and as many others have suggested,
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by outime 8y ago
Google reCAPTCHA is the absolute worst. It makes me solve several puzzles very often, usually when I use a mobile network and I’m not logged in with any Google account. It’s so frustrating that most of the times I find a reCAPTCHA I give up
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by outime 8y ago
Given that they warned against using it in repos and even Twitter handles [1], it’d be a wise choice to use some other name. [1] https://www.zopyx.com/andreas-jung/contents/dont-use-docker-...
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by outime 8y ago
I believe you’re not considering the most obvious factor, which is that Apple has been raising devices price for a long time with huge success - so why not keep raising it? Granted, there’s a breaking point and it may very well be this time

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