Sure, it counts. Which is Firefox’s point. If you make a definition super broad, and some people will always try to extend the meaning of words until they explode like a Samsung battery, then you need to protect yourself by removing language that might be in contrast to that extremely broad definition. You can assign whatever nefarious intent you want to mozilla but their claims make logical internal sense.

The visibility of information was the main topic, dad. We can all see the name of the person we are currently responding to, dad. Whether that’s the same as a prior discussion, dad, is hard to see, dad. Just fuck right off.

Context is important and voyager does not provide that. Many people respond to the wrong person in threads. For example you just replied to me about pronouns which isn’t my topic.

With Whatsapp for Business? Cause that’s a specific thing: https://business.whatsapp.com/

One of those is Amazon prior to chatgpt, the other is Amazon a few weeks back.

It shows almost nothing and definitely leads to confusion about who is talking to who :(

I think those are for sales, like b2c advertising. Not for how your business talks to each other internally to destroy databases.

There is 5+ more years to it than that

Their auth is better than the tool itself (last time I evaluated options which was maybe a year ago)

Except the person who wrote that, regardless of the actual issues with FUTO, cannot be trusted and is an unreliable source.

I really would encourage people to not treat that guy as a real source, but use it as a starting point for evaluating his sources, such as they are, on their own merits.

1-the tool you want to get better at

Ex: if you are a software developer and mostly type obscure chains of semicolons, curly braces, and other infrequently used punctuation, using one of these websites to get better at quick brown fox typing will only half help.

2-your native layout for the same reason

I say this acknowledging there are two sorts of “I want to learn a skill” urges: the used and unused. I have plenty of things where I just wanted to learn the skill (take tying a few fancy knots for example). I don’t yet have a use for it. It’s just something I felt like learning. Touch typing feels more like the other kind, where the point of the skill is purely to use it. If you’re learning touch typing when you don’t type anything, do whatever makes you feel like you’ve learned something. If you’re learning touch typing to make typing faster, use the tools at hand.

->Put a box over the keyboard or turn your room lights off so you can’t see the labels very well.

Sounds like you got someone with experience in hardware. They’re all about just shitting a date on paper.

The key to good PMs seems to be that they will make up the fake schedule without even talking to you. The schedule will be made up either way, so if they can not bother me that’s a ok.

I guess their version of scrum includes naps? Good for them!

If you can’t pay attention to basic street signs OR your gps, you’re just gonna have to make a U-turn, I dunno what to tell you.

Audiobook shelf is great, and they have several good client apps in addition to the browser app.