What eventually happened to the boss?
What eventually happened to the boss?
This doesn’t sound like the dream to me at all
If Twitter reopens, I would bet 90% will go back, sadly.
This definitely is why I seem to like TNG and VOY over DS9, although I know I’m only one of like 5 people that don’t like DS9 as much.
It was a really shitty “joke” then.
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Any guesses why that is?
It would be really nice if I could have it sync to both. I’d like to sync it locally and have all the features available, but for convenience I would also like the option of a secure, reputable cloud service that costs a reasonable fee.
They seem good. However, using the app seems to be either/or (local or their service)
They’re also twice the price of Google, which is a bit tough to swallow.
I don’t understand why the follow-up question isn’t, “why are you so uninformed…?”
What spacecraft do you think they built themselves, without big contractors doing mos5 of the work…?
Or, like, “there’s the bottom 10% of a traffic light in this one. Do I click that box? Ia that supposed to count?”
You are a broken person.
Wait, but doesn’t Max only have 4 fingers (ot 8)? Wtf is he jumping to 6
Danged hyperkinetic rabbity thing
The humans that worked hard to get them protected and to make a significant comeback seem alright.
I knew I shouldn’t have used the word “never”, although I was thinking that only “deleted” accounts would drop the total count. That’s also a good point.
But it still seems unlikely that there will be a LOT or cases where the total number drops by a proportionately large number, unless something really bad happens (or there’s some big initiative at some point to remove inactive or not accounts)
The more important stat - the one that people would be much more likely to be talking about seeing a “decline” in, in cases like this - is “active” users.
Is that total users, or active users?
Total users will never rarely decline.
He’s not, though.
It’s not that it didn’t land. It just sucked.
You did a bad job. It’s not everyone else’s fault.