Re:Apple receives permit in California to test self-driving ...
by komali2 on Saturday April 15, 2017 @12:21PM
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I mean, did the first word processor you use allow collaborative working on documents available anywhere with an internet connection, constantly backed up to Dropbox servers?
Re:Apple receives permit in California to test self-driving ...
by repsilat on Saturday April 15, 2017 @01:11PM
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Sure, the internet makes our lives a lot better, but Wordpad sticking regular .rtf files in a vanilla Dropbox folder would provide 80% of the benefit. Realtime same-file editing is convenient, but it's pretty minor really.
Re:Apple receives permit in California to test self-driving ...
by dwaltrip on Saturday April 15, 2017 @01:49PM
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It was actually very useful at my last company. We used it in many different kinds of meetings. I think it will pave the way to some interesting collaborative software in the future.
People just want different software every few years, because fashion is fickle there's a natural feeling that old stuff is out of date. Slack doesn't provide any real improvement over an IRC server that keeps its logs around, but it's web-based and it has custom emojis, so...