I relished the day Swift was announced, and have been using it ever since.
I relished the day Swift was announced, and have been using it ever since.
Having used Three UK on and off for two decades, this support chat lines up exactly with how I remember– 'robot humans' that say any ol' tosh to finish the contact session.
Avoid Three.
FWIW: all UK consumer telecoms services seem to have horrendous contact experiences (Though Three, of the prominent handful of providers, tops the charts in my opinion), but I've used EE for the last few years, and it has been consistently solid and fast, and thus I thankfully haven't /needed/ to contact anybody there. I cannot say the same for Three.
People bet on Heroku for easy deployments are getting hosed.
And those are your best two reference users??
I hate to switch off Stripe, but the premium I'm paying is theoretically for better support and developer-friendly actions. I'm not getting that right now, so... why am I paying a premium?
Years ago their customer service slashed our rates because of our increased volume and even pc himself reached out to me about a technical matter (and the company was not small). Over the last year the customer service has gone to complete shit in our experience and the rates are still uncompetitively high. Frustrating.
When I mention the experience to friends, they joke that I have Stockholm Syndrome; to want to continue pursuing them, despite their complete disregard.
How did was this person able to play the encrypted audio? Does this not let them effectively rip music from Spotify?
"The good old days"
[1] Trace of this, from 2013: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/20614360/does-the-libspo...
- If it was fun they'd charge money at the door.
- If you can't write it down you can't do it.
You can argue about the accuracy of those ideas, but more or less I've found them to be true.
Does he explain that elsewhere? Is he living off savings while building new income streams?