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Re:Vanguard 50-year anniversary CEO letter
on Thursday May 01, 2025 @12:32PM (#43859974)
Vanguard is really good at listening to feedback and using that to inform fixes to the various web and mobile applications. So if you're using the UI and see a survey, you should absolutely submit this feedback. They listen to it, and effect that change quite quickly on modernized pages.
Re:Vanguard 50-year anniversary CEO letter
on Thursday May 01, 2025 @12:31PM (#43859946)
There has been an immense push to modernize the Vanguard site and the underlying architecture. This has been an enormous effort over multiple years. Since Vanguard was always a "no-branches" company, it's always been web-based. So, as a result, much of the site was built at the "bleeding edge of the time" but they are now in a position where that needs to be fully modernized.
Vanguard's architecture is enormous, but they are getting closer and closer to fully modernizing the site and retiring legacy completely. Its something that has been happening and will continue to happen over the next few years.
Re:GitHub Support for paid users is Non-Existent in 2024
on Tuesday September 24, 2024 @10:49AM (#41637095)
From my experience actually yes many are if you are a paid subscriber. Free services certainly have slow or non-existent support models. But IMO a service owned by a multi-billion dollar company should at least be responding to their support tickets from paid users within 5 business days.
Re:GitHub Support for paid users is Non-Existent in 2024
on Tuesday September 24, 2024 @10:48AM (#41637074)
Maybe I should change mine as well... GithubCustomerServiceIsTrash2
GitHub Support for paid users is Non-Existent in 2024
I was trying to think about the best place to post about this, Hacker News seemed like the most related.About 1.25 months ago, my account unfortunately had a legacy API key that was compromised. That API had access to post GitHub issues on any public repos. As a result, the bad actor posted a total of 5 spam issues on various repos on GitHub. I discovered this and performed the following...
Bulma CSS is now 1.0.0
Re:Xcode 14 deprecates bitcode for watchOS and tvOS
on Friday July 01, 2022 @07:47AM (#31945068)
Curious what the use cases for iOS 10 are? This isn't a criticism of your comment but more just wanting to learn why a user might still be using iOS 10?
Re:Pure CSS – Lace
on Monday November 04, 2019 @09:19AM (#21441806)
Not responsive. Unusable. /s
Re:Octohint – A browser extension that adds the IntelliSense hint feat...
on Friday December 15, 2017 @03:02PM (#15934586)
I would love this as a package on Atom. Would download that in a skinny minute.
Re:Windows 10 will not permit re-installation if any hardware changes
on Monday August 03, 2015 @03:19PM (#9999065)
Man, if this is true I am going to be very very disappointed. I am very happy with Windows 10 so far. My main computer is my gaming machine which I have Windows 10 installed on. I find it very hard to believe that they would require a new install for new hardware. I mean just think, so when you need more ram or you want to add a second GPU, you need to buy windows again?!?!