This web app has very little design-wise in common with the iOS app. It doesn’t even serve the same use case.

They’ve hurt their brand here really, which is a high quality native app experience that makes sense of a lot of granular data from different sources.

GitHub going down during office hours in a large enterprise has knock on effects for hours as well. Especially if you are in a monorepo.

Can you explain? It seems like a pretty standard British news/newspaper headline to me.

If that’s how this works out then perhaps Accenture will be okay after all.

It feels like people do this to Canada to get in to the USA as well.

Ireland->UK seems to be increasing as well because of the Common Travel Area.

I think a lot of historical agreements of this nature will not hold up in the era of mass international migration. The CTA is obviously a complex example.

Yeah, it's like the really high-energy way it's written or something? Can't quite put my finger on it.

Same here. I receive a training budget at some places but it goes unspent. Everything is self directed learning in my own time.

I know exactly what you mean with your comment, but interesting fact, Vancouver is in the East of BC! BC is huge in both directions.

Even more so when you consider that most of metro Vancouver lives east of Vancouver city.

We should remember that local journalism has been dead for a decade in most of the UK, largely due to social media.

Any tool like this that can help important stories be told, by improving journalist access to data and making the process more efficient, must be a good thing.

I use a trackpad exclusively with MacOS. If I want it immediately on the desktop then I can just "swipe away" (to the right) the thumbnail and it skips the pause.

Not perfect but I do value being able to edit it from there, or right click and save to clipboard. So it works for me.

You can also just drag it to the right.

This is an extra step PIA. CMD-OPT-H hides all the windows and there's the desktop. My desktop is clean AF, so I know which icon it is. I open it in photoshop or preview, or I just drag it into the email I'm about to send.