I think there is some level of “non-negotiable quality” involved with their space. It’s like looking for a cheaper seatbelt- why do it? Despite being “expensive”, my company went with Docusign because it is almost synonymous with esig. I know there is cheaper. Maybe even better. But we don’t care.

I love spring and fall in Chicago. My favorite two days of the year!

Perplexity has become my number one starting point for info vs. any search engine. Good one step further, use the same space for all your food searches and “teach “ perplexity your tastes by providing feedback after the fact.

Honestly just happy that I can get my sports fix here. That was the last thing where I felt the gap, but it’s lessening. Nothing like the NFL draft… and nothing like enjoying it without feeling like you’re violating your own principles.

I look at it differently. All coding has ever been in telling the computer in a language it understands what you want to happen (and hoping that’s actually what happens). Assembly looks nothing like C#… so why is this any different? The compiler got smarter, but you still give directions.

I-N-I!

Definitely want a “read this later” button for the BlueSky app. Way too often I am about to get off the subway or whatnot, see something interesting… and then poof- it is gone forever!

This is why I’d choose EverQuest as my answer: WOW is still almost as fun 20 years later, while EQ makes me want to gouge my eyes out… today. But 25 years ago? All-nighters in unrest basement, or ghoulbane camp in uguk? Living that magic again is impossible, it was once and gone.

In theory, it does. In practice, there was a six month wait for my new baby’s 3 month checkup. So in a country with govt provided care, I still ended up paying privately. I want to believe, but it’s not a silver bullet….

I like that there used to be politicians that you could disagree with, but still respect. Proud Obama supporter, but would have been ok with Romney as well. There was no doubting his integrity. Are in today’s world….

You’re forgetting “some I haven’t even played.”