So often it’s waterfall planning and execution with agile names for roles and meetings.
So often it’s waterfall planning and execution with agile names for roles and meetings.
Pretty much all of Europe lists wood in exact size of the cut that you get. It sounds highly illegal to call it a 5x5cm piece of wood and sell some other random smaller size.
I have the same impression after comparing it recently to Spotify. On Spotify there is no dislike button so I can’t say, please don’t play this song anymore, I can only ban the entire artist which is definitely not what I want and also not as easy to do. Then when it comes to generated playlist out of one song, the Spotify songs seem irrelevant to the song they start from, while the yt songs are at the very least in the same genre.
And the interface works fine, I’m never sure what people talk about when they say it’s not good.
The cap doesn’t stay where you put it, usually is still a bit wet from the liquid and that drips on your face when you take a sip. If you have facial hair, you have to navigate your way around the cap as well.
I’m not against the idea in principle, but the implementations have ranged from mildly irritating to unusable for me.
They went straight to ounces. I don’t think it would have mattered for them.
What do you mean? What happened? Which Google product?
That’s interesting. It’s very rarely that I need to adjust the brightness manually on mine. Most of the time it’s perfect the way it handles it automatically.
It used to be done a lot more before and some places still do it in Europe. You return the glass bottle intact, they reuse it as is. Only carbon spent is in transporting it.