LOL, so they admit they lied about having end-to-end encryption. Then they couldn't just use one of the open source tools available, or even a commercial solution. They went out and bought a whole company. THEN they want everyone to pay for a feature they claimed to have already had. Not just the hosts or organizers of the meeting, no. Everyone. Every single attendee. Then on top of all that, half the features of their service will stop working. Brilliant!
They lost their dominance once other platforms offered voice calling. They lost it when they decided to revamp the interface and fill it with ads. They lost it for real when they went all flat with Windows 8 style windows and took half the functionality out of the program.
They blew it. Others do it better these days, and without the ads in most cases.
I, for one, am glad the image does not move on the main page. I am also among those that consider the hard "g" to be the proper pronunciation since it stands for the word "graphics."
"This paper traces the history of lipstick’s social and legal regulation in Western seats of power, from Ur circa 3,500 B.C. to the present-day United States."
This is an incredibly complex subject. Being wealthy and healthy is generally part of being attractive. Suffice to say, on average, being overweight isn't great for your health. Being obese is worse.
In days long past, only rich people could afford to eat enough to be overweight, thus "attractive" in the sense that they were likely to be reasonably well off, financially speaking. These days it is easy to become overweight with junk food, but in the past you had to eat "real food." So, being overweight isn't really giving you the whole picture anymore.
I think fat-shaming is actively harmful and can lead people into eating disorders, depression, and worse. I don't think we should be criticizing others for their weight, nor should we glorify unhealthy lifestyles. Live and let live, but give people the best information we have so they can make informed decisions.
It looks to me like they had a better time at the wedding than I did. Not everyone needs a big-budget, picture-perfect wedding to be happy. I say, "Congrats to the new couple!"
This year is spectacular. I'm laughing so hard I'm in tears, and I think I woke up my roommate. Do NOT open that Cake Wrecks link while sipping your eggnog!!!
Sure, they're offering replacement for free, this time... This is one of the reasons I won't buy an Amazon Echo or Google Home. If someone else can turn off your device, they're services, not products.
THEN they want everyone to pay for a feature they claimed to have already had. Not just the hosts or organizers of the meeting, no. Everyone. Every single attendee. Then on top of all that, half the features of their service will stop working. Brilliant!
They blew it. Others do it better these days, and without the ads in most cases.
"This paper traces the history of lipstick’s social and legal regulation in Western seats of power, from Ur circa 3,500 B.C. to the present-day United States."
In days long past, only rich people could afford to eat enough to be overweight, thus "attractive" in the sense that they were likely to be reasonably well off, financially speaking. These days it is easy to become overweight with junk food, but in the past you had to eat "real food." So, being overweight isn't really giving you the whole picture anymore.
I think fat-shaming is actively harmful and can lead people into eating disorders, depression, and worse. I don't think we should be criticizing others for their weight, nor should we glorify unhealthy lifestyles. Live and let live, but give people the best information we have so they can make informed decisions.
I say, "Congrats to the new couple!"
Do NOT open that Cake Wrecks link while sipping your eggnog!!!
This is one of the reasons I won't buy an Amazon Echo or Google Home. If someone else can turn off your device, they're services, not products.