Smaller communities generally have trouble growing. If you were around while Reddit was taking off, they had only a few subreddits to start, and they only created other subreddits when there was a large enough community to support it.

I’d add content to existing community instead of starting a new one.

Honestly the arguments from both sides is convincing. I’m hopeful this goes to trial so a jury can decide.

lol. The drama from these people has been great.

Does it exhaust through the wall or just back into the room? Is is set up right?

Every microwave hood that’s come with the apt or home I’ve had has always been installed wrong and has been blocking airflow.

I just saw a post on LinkedIn from a low-rent c-suite that lost their cars and home. Other c-suites were reaching out to help them like I’ve never seen.

Billionaires won’t ever be poor because their peers will help them.

Robocop sort of addresses this.

Nah.

It’s so bad.

Corkage fee?

Not a single original idea.

Post your phone number.

Old Man Wick.

Easy on the caps.

Psych eval, video uploads, video camera on me at all times with an atty that has access to the recordings.

EASY ON THE CAPS.

Easy on the caps.

Because you literally were calling other computers directly. As long as you had dial tone you had internet.

Also, phone books existed for the internet. Google wasn’t a thing, so getting from one website to another was peer distributed by mouth and paper.

It’s incredibly hard to take that offline.

I’m split. Outlook and other apps have turned into pigs but have very little competition to force innovation. Customers are just as complacent, and demand things not change at all.

Moving to PWA web apps has turned the industry around. MS is dumping all of the old code that causes so many issues.

I find other IT people expecting MS to not make even small changes, while also complaining about battery life and app reliability.

I’m looking forward to New Outlook. Supporting HTML and https is so much easier than map I and legacy client code with dirty plugins.

It’s already happening. Microsoft’s push to onedrive and m365 was to get everyone off of legacy apps.

Next will be ARM devices that have a multi-day battery because it’s all just cached apps accessing your cloud-saved data.

Sorry my man, but anything with your name attached is a money grab.