rrrhys
I always just thought putting up with this was what I got paid for. Like isn't this why working on-site sucks?
The user doesn't care about the timezone change yesterday (and shouldn't..), they just need to see their meeting at 10am.
People: "ugh, I will use the app"
Company: "Look, nobody uses the front line staff"
So I clicked through, and the core functionality of "chat via IM and then spill out to video chat" was nowhere to be found*
*I'm sure it was there somewehere, but I was trying to join a damn meeting not learn a new UI
The registers are hidden behind a counter and there's no obvious place to order, unless you use the kiosk.
If you stand at the empty counter for ~5 minutes, a staff member will eventually appear for something else (e.g. to give out an order) and serve you reluctantly - it's awful.
We get the car parked in the shopping centre with big "WIN THIS CAR" signs. Entry is $5-10 per ticket though, so it seems feasible there's actually a winner somewhere along the way (My assumption is a Mustang appears in a few shopping centres at once and one is ultimately given away, for example).
> Housing will take a 30% haircut, and we'll probably see some of the over-extended corporate debt come to roost as well
What, then, is a correction?
Null != missing.
Now that I've finally got a reliable car and the money for the $20 solenoid we have a saying about cars in general:
Used to have the time but no money, now got the money but no time.
Closes comments section
These weekly SPA complaint threads always assume a particularly bad implementation of a SPA as well though.
Thanks, this was around when my device went for a swim.
2. If you get a new device, you need to un-enrol and re-enrol in all 2fa providers with g authenticator - it's a nightmare. Very hard if the old device got fatally dropped in a pool! I know at least with Authy you can carry the tokens to a new device.
When marketing enables them, the conversion rates increase by a significant fraction straight away.
Looking at increase in real dollars it becomes a hard sell to turn them back off again.
The screen is hard to get it to register a tap, the corners are dead, and the UI is very 2013 (It's a 2013 toyota, so I guess more like 2009 UI).
E.g. you care plenty.
2. Kill all competitors
3. "It's not cost effective for this to be free, new captive google users."
I know Hyundai and Kia have a crazy amount of engineering overlap, but regardless you are correct.