I'm worried that after years of layoffs, they have become a custom. It feels like companies were deliberating laying off people for longer before that, avoiding bad news. Nowadays, 'everyone' is doing it. And nothing prevents them from over hiring and firing in large amounts over and over again.
I had been on reddit since 2013. Didn't look back since they took away the API.
Sieht man in der Schweiz ganz gut. Sehr populistische Partei hat die Mehrheit, mit entsprechend seltsamen Entscheidungen, jedoch leicht abgefedert durch die Stimme des populus.
I moved to Fastmail a couple of months ago and it is fantastic. Much prefer it to Google Mail, besides the privacy improvements.
Ha, that brings back memories! Had a few of those. Amazing they are still in use.
Im using Alexandrite on desktop und Liftoff on mobile. Liftoff is great, I don't really miss much from the famous reddit apps.
Thanks for that, looks pretty nice. Though I'm concerned now trading Google might block your account for using it.
Yes, I played gw2 for a long time. Unfortunately, I didn't like how WvW played essentially as big blobs stuck together. Pvp was interesting, but missed some objectives there. I'm currently trying WoW, it also has its many flaws, but is a new flavor for me.
God damnit. I though Samsung got better.
Ha, yeah. That's what's holding me back the most. Somehow it worked with Twitter.
Honestly, once apps are improving (though current ones are actually pretty nice) and more users are here - what would I be missing from reddit? Nothing. When I need old content I use Google to get it from reddit, but for anything new there is not a single feature I miss dearly (might be different for moderators).
It really does offer a lot for the very low price of 1000€, astonishing.