It gives the wrong impression though. The user experience is more like reddit, it just has the backend like email.
Comtief
joined 2 years ago
as a hiring manager
Yikes
don't use terminal, you don't need it.
so here's the thing: providing support is much easier on the command line.
Uh-uh..
I mean. I don't mind CLI, but I found it ridiculous that there seems to be no default text editor on Ubuntu. Like, I couldn't look into a text file without pulling up the terminal.
I still don't understand the mid life crisis thing, but then again I never had a life
Yeah its quite echo chambery here
It seems so difficult to use though
10 mins? damn you guys are fast. it took me that time just to realize there is a document. edit: btw is that the actual feedback form? https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/EuropeanDemocracyShieldConsultation
It's not really the same kind of media at all, depending on what you watch. I guess what I look for in YouTube are interesting perspectives, often on things I haven't even considered. Maybe something like blogs could partially replace it, but I'm not aware of any blogging platforms that have tons of interesting perspectives and things to talk about and actually knows what to offer me. Isn't blogging kind of dead?
I used to read books when I was younger, but I have serious attention issues with text-only stuff. And it's straining on eyes.
Frontend: like reddit
Backend: like email (or can just say its split into different servers controlled by different groups and they sync with each other)