Readit NewsI've never bought a car at a dealership, and neither has anyone in my family in 25 years. But then again, I know cars inside and out (even from before my car sales career) so I feel pretty safe not accidentally buying a scammers car from Craigslist.
I've attempted it and a concerned driver stopped to tell me how dangerous it was.
Rule number one is don’t fight the IRS.
wat? Worse than $900 ETH? Not too sure.
> Rule number one is don’t fight the IRS.
Google or Twitter search "boating accident"
Why do you believe holding cash is a good idea?
They said buy a business, and/or stocks at the right time.
Users buying LibreOffice on the Mac App Store are not going to be doing so because they care about free software – if they did they probably wouldn't be on a Mac and would probably download from official channels, perhaps donating directly if they want to contribute so that Apple don't take 30%.
This means that those users buying it are users who would otherwise buy/use iWork, Microsoft Office, or Google Docs, and I'm pretty sure they're going to be in for a bit of a shock. LibreOffice is usable, but it's not the same in terms of usability.
So, they're about to get a bunch of users who stumble onto their software, pay for it, have a bad experience, and then expect and are essentially entitled to customer support. Customer support through the App Store is hard at the best of times, so good luck. I somehow doubt the Document Foundation has factored this in to their pricing, or that they even have a customer support team.
Office 365 has made it so Libre is the clear winner in UX for most of my users last 5 years, honestly.
What did you do for a solution?
But yep, I do hope to improve this. (And if I don't, I'm sure someone else will.)
[1] https://github.com/sradc/each-country-as-a-pokemon-stable-di...