I usually don't install major OS versions until a few months after release, so I'm very stoked to be staring at this wart in my menu bar until January, nice work Dropbox team.
It says a lot that a direct, factual description of the US health insurance system *sounds* like a biting critique of it.
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Just got this email as well, for a trial account I haven't thought about in at least 7 years. This slogan on the fogbugz acquirer's website is hilarious. "Where software goes to d- uhhh, live! I mean where software goes to live!"
.@FogBugzTeam sending me an email today that you are auto-upgrading and intend to start charging me tomorrow for a free account I haven't logged into for (checks notes) ... 13 YEARS is a bold move.
The website where you can make a "friendship ended with ____ now ____ is my best friend" image macro does a better job of not losing data than 90% of paid project management tools I've used.
A few years ago I'd have called this obvious bait, but now I'm pretty sure they really are just that out of touch with what the lives of humans are like.
I love our coop's newsletter because every issue has at least one buck wild boomer-ass complaint about not being treated with utter obsequency in some hyper-specific way, coupled with an infuriatingly patient but ultimately dismissive response from a saintly manager.