@gitpod Ya, If I wanted to jump through hoops I would still be using Cloud9. But when Amazon bought them and then installed hoops, I moved on to other tools.
Just talking about me. I hate jumping through hoops. Life is complicated enough. Maybe there are lots of Devs that don't mind?
@gitpod sorry, no matter how awesome your product is or isn't, if I can't know for sure how much the bill will be every month, I'm not even considering it. Hope you change it sometime soon so I can try it out... :)
THIS #VSCode extension (VScode-spell-checker) form #StreetsideSoftware is a life saver! (yes it's installable right through VSCode
https://t.co/EZm5JeiQIh
So #CSS users Here's a thought:
In CSS #Flexbox "justify-content", "align-items" and "align-content" are horribly mis-named.
IMO, since they have nothing to do with content and are all about aligning items on different axises, perhaps combine them all into align-items . . .
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turned on my laptop for the first time and #Google Chromes "Software Reporting Tool" is choking my computer with a massive amount on activity and bandwidth for about 30 mins. I hardly ever use #Chrome . . .
@AWSSupport It's time for me to cancel. I guess I'll pay you the freakin 50 cents you are hounding me about in case I need to use it again in the future for a client, but probably I'll just drop any client that insists on AWS.
Can you point me to where I cancel?
@awscloud So I have an AWS account with one app that I don't use. I get some usage free, right? but again I don't use it because I can't predict fees or verify amount of usage. Now I'm getting reminders to pay this .50 bill for usage I that I didn't ... use. Please help me fix.
@AWSSupport I've spent way too much time on this. Mostly got nothing done. And Gee, I've found you've been charging my debit card 80 cents a month for several months even though I'm on the free tier and haven't used the service except for a couple hours like a year ago?
@AskeBay Just a heads up, your response to this, despite multiple chances to do the right thing has made me reduce my e-commerce purchases with eBay from 99 out of 100 to 1/100.
In case it needs spelled out:
The right thing is to ALWAYS remove sellers that mislead customers.