Completely normal to say "Tesco's", "Aldi's" etc.
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Completely normal to say "Tesco's", "Aldi's" etc.
The issue with the product is entirely the lack of an ecosystem - the interface is unbelievably polished. The eye tracking & finger touch to click feels absolutely perfect. It really did feel like living in the future.
I returned it because the security policy at my work didn't allow me to pair it with my macbook, otherwise I would be using it all day every day.
My 70 year old, double-ankle replacement mother who I don't remember ever walking very comfortably bought an ebike a couple of years back.
The sheer joy on her face watching her whizz up a hill made me realise just how transformational these things can be.
China is many things but progressive is not my adjective of choice (I've spent many years living there).
I'd echo the other comment mentioning that a coffee-table version of this would be great.
Full dump of what was showing on my end here: https://gist.githubusercontent.com/furnivall/aa95e8d9dc330f3...
Happy to give more details if there's any way to get in touch outside this thread.
That being said, they still have a lot of folk angry at them for allowing university fees to be introduced 15 years ago when they were in coalition government (a Tory policy!).
I made a concerted effort to understand the code before I made any effort to adapt it to the repo I was working on. I'm glad I did (although honestly, it wasn't in the remotest bit necessary to solve the task at hand!)
It's a bit of a 'Foreigner in China' stereotype to whine about how absurdly difficult it is to go to e.g. the bank or a hospital as a non-native because it happens so often.
We're a UK Government department, and have been unable to serve any of our pages covered by Azure Front Door since then.
This has probably caused quite a few on-the-ground struggles for our users and caseworkers.
Could it be potentially related to this?