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https://www.zdnet.com/article/google-heres-why-were-pulling-...
I'm pretty happy with all the free youtube content, search engine results, email, storage, word processor, spreadsheet, slide shows, messaging, and more I get
Also your blog points to a couple of generic blog post.
edit: I'm dumb, that was for iTerm, I got it working!
ls /foo/bar/this_is_the_file.txt
cat "esc + ."
which expands to
cat /foo/bar/this_is_the_file.txt
I started 1 1/2 miles 2 days per week.
I'm up to 3 miles 3 days per week.
1. I have to enter my credit card for a 7 day trial
2. then I have to email you to cancel it within 7 days. I should be able to hit a button
There should be a free trial, no credit card.
I'm usually one to get the annual subscription on services, so I would get that here, but like a gym, i can't cancel after 7 days if I don't think I'm getting value, and I think this type of service would take more than a week to know if it's valuable. $10 more per month for monthly seems steep.
I'm putting this in the perspective of Gym membership costs, idk if other people think the same way.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/donner-pass-summit-tunne...
Running is cheap, and I happily pay for the nice things I use to run. $200 shoes every few months, no problem. $60/year for strava to track my goals, runs, best time, and be competitive with my friends, gladly pay that.
Paying $100 for a 3 months training program in person is different than a large group virtual training program for about the same price. IMO the economy at scales should make this app much cheaper.
I guess I also just don't understand how this works as there's not really any good videos, or demos on what exactly a session looks like. On the flip side of that, to cancel the trial you have to email them