No one is on Hamas’ side either, retard.

A professional golfer? He’s going to work…

Yes. They never gave away content of emails, because they couldn’t even if they wanted to. It’s encrypted.

They gave the recovery email for the account to the authorities, which was an iCloud account tied to the user’s real name.

Not really. Adobe creative cloud is used my almost all graphic/media professionals, yet doesn’t work on Linux… that’s not very niche

As much as everyone pushes Linux, it’s not a suitable replacement in a lot of scenarios

That will eventually happen to affinity I’m sure, but at least affinity is ~5% the price a perpetual CS6 license was.

I’ve had depression for years. You get good at pretending to be happy/ok and you mostly just become numb and very good at hiding things on the outside.

Having a weatherproof case made wouldn’t be too much issue. Let me know if you go ahead with it and maybe I can do the case.

Cost wouldn’t be feasible for 1-offs, but any volume orders and the price for the cases would come straight down.

Never heard of banger racing?

Who said it was instant coffee? And there might also be milk. Why waste perfectly good coffee?

It’s marketing. Someone who signs up for the free email might not interested in drive. But then to get extra space in the emails they need to follow the tasks that make them interact with the other products, which will help gain people’s interest.

Congrats, you just invented ProtonMail

Change to protonmail and move away from google altogether.

Yeah that’s a good thing in this case.

Genocide in Namibia is not the genocide Germany is known for

They still have 9.5% commission(or this drops to 8.5% if you pay $1000 artisan fee!), compared to Etsy which works out to be around 11-12% on most of the items I sell.

It also doesn’t link with my inventory management software. Etsy does, eBay does, Woocommerce does, Facebook does. It also doesn’t integrate with my shipping software, so I need to manually generate labels.

The benefits seem very minimal for a lot of caveats. If you have 1 or 2 products then fine, but when you have 10’s or 100’s of products, the time to list these on a site that will have a lot less traffic is way too long. I have a 2% gain in my profit margin, but a tonne more hassle.

But where’s the sun in this analogy?