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Ask HN: What discontinued company/product do you wish was still around?
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#45Google Inbox. It's still around, but not for long.
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#47Especially the little tools like the texture explorer and fractal generator.
The user interfaces were refreshingly unique.
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#48I once made a real meals-and-visits schedule signup sheet app for a sick relative (dozens of folks signing up for slots over days, etc.) in about 20 minutes, including learning a bunch about the tool.
Ultimately it "just" made CRUD apps, but it made the process amazingly fast. The equivalent of updating a Django model and view was usually a click or two with no waiting, and the only typing was to name things.
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#49It's still around but a mere shadow of its former (flash-based) glory. Using every other weather site is agony.
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#50Google Reader. Now I have a mix of HN, Reddit and GMail, and none of them work really how I like.