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   by ta34534445 9y ago

   It's very easy to argue that. Thousands of people to train, thousands of connections to plan, thousands of pits to retro fit, asbestos to handle. Business to be created, processes, negotiations with Telstra. The biggest problem was n
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   by ta34534445 10y ago

   I agree with your example completely. However this doesn't mean users don't appreciate native widgets and UI consistency. In fact, this is a common complaint for windows, something that Microsoft is currently working on (at what
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   by ta34534445 10y ago

   Horses for courses. If you're writing a tea timer perhaps chromium isn't the right tool for the job. I'd certainly be the first to agree and the author highlights this too. If your tiny application doesn't add much fun
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   by ta34534445 10y ago

   I am in Australia, and have never come across "unisex toilets". Perhaps I'm misreading your comment, but I think you suggest a room of stall that can be used by all genders. I think by law however, there needs to be an &quo