Interesting. I'm saving this for later.
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Oh, neat! I recently switched and it's been great!
As a long time Google Docs user, I downloaded Libreoffice (again after many years) 6 months ago—and it's been great! Come on in, the waters fine!
The American dream is an all time amazing piece of propaganda that has left every American imagining that one day, through hard work, they will become the oppressor
Wow, yeah. Well put. This is why they only care about "winning".
unless you regularly haul things, you don’t need a truck of any size. Unless you regularly go off-road or are transporting 5+ people and a dog or more, you don’t need an SUV. You can rent one of those for the rare times you need it!
Maybe... but why not go further?
Unless you regularly transport more than 1 person, you don't need a car. You can rent one of those for the rare times you need it!
Buy a motorcycle or bike instead?
I've seen the status code in a JSON response before: https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/json_api/v1/status-codes#401-unauthorized
One reason I can think of for including it is that it may make it easier for the consumer to check the status code if it's in the JSON. Depending on how many layers of abstraction you have, your app may not have access to the raw HTTP response.
Although, yeah you lose the single source of truth though.
2 month review: It mostly works fine!
Cons:
- The software is definitely missing UI/UX features
- The software definitely has minor-to-medium bugs (especially bluetooth... and OS crashes...)
- The hardware quality definitely isn't great
Pros:
- It plays music!
- It has a headphone jack
- Battery life is decent (can go about 5 days without needing recharge, standby works great)
- UI is snappy
- Loading music onto it is easy
- It's open source
Normally, I search for an album and then play the album. That works 100% fine on wired headphones.
Simple use case. It works. I don't regret buying this (yet).
I am super duper hoping they keep working on the code though. The software definitely needs more attention.
I definitely hear "hotcakes" in Mexico City. Ironically, we say "panqueques" in US Spanish.
panqueques
Interesting. In US Spanish, we also call them "panqueques". However, when I go to Mexico, I hear people call them "hotcakes" (in English).
Yay! Good job. Keep going!
Neat. I've been getting more curious about WebDAV recently. Also, great website! Thanks for posting!
I've had two car break-ins.
The first time, I couldn't even reach a human. The machine on the phone line told me to file a police report online. It was like, name, date, what happened, upload picture, send. Never heard anything back.
The second time, I went to the police station and—was told to file a police report online... same as last time. Nothing happened.