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You know Google has a serious credibility problem when half or more of the comments on tech sites covering product launches are questioning when Google will decide to randomly pull the plug.
What surprises me, more than the ton of comments about Google's credibility, is that I suspect nobody even tried to get more than a superficial understanding of what the product is supposed to do and what differentiates it. Surely I can't be the first one to notice that you can't even find out what this product does? The value proposition is a series of images, but you can't look at any one image & absorb the details…
What surprises me, more than the ton of comments about Google's credibility, is that I suspect nobody even tried to get more than a superficial understanding of what the product is supposed to do and what differentiates it. Surely I can't be the first one to notice that you can't even find out what this product does? The value proposition is a series of images, but you can't look at any one image & absorb the details…
You know Google has a serious credibility problem when half or more of the comments on tech sites covering product launches are questioning when Google will decide to randomly pull the plug.
Just me or is that literally Airtable’s exact UI? Sidebar on right, tabs top left...
How to hack my maths this is going to be the first article of all the ones I've done on here and these are for actual.
Natural quizzes not just for games, so the first thing you'll need is Firefox Programs.
It's just Firefox, so the first thing that you want to do is you're going to click on the test you want to do so I'm only on practice here. Still, it works on homework two it's let's say I want to do this one click on it and try the homework or the worksheet and it should load up now what you're going to do is work out or work out one of them, so you want to find the easiest one and then yeah work it out so I'm going to do I don't.
You know Google has a serious credibility problem when half or more of the comments on tech sites covering product launches are questioning when Google will decide to randomly pull the plug.
The opposite end of this spectrum is a company supporting far too many different properties like Yahoo did. How do you strike the right balance?
Area 120 is bizarre to me. It's an experimental startup incubator whatever, which is cool, but it runs under the Google brand so the effect is that it's a reputation-incinerator that highlights and deepens one of Google's worst attributes -- product support non-longevity.
And they are trying to take money for it, with no promise of long-term support?
What surprises me, more than the ton of comments about Google's credibility, is that I suspect nobody even tried to get more than a superficial understanding of what the product is supposed to do and what differentiates it. Surely I can't be the first one to notice that you can't even find out what this product does? The value proposition is a series of images, but you can't look at any one image & absorb the details…
It sounds like Notion to me. https://notion.so
What is the most successful or longest lived Area 120 product?