Not only can you absolutely argue with a waiver (and I’m sure the families will), but that’s only an agreement between the company and the customer, not the customer and the governmental agencies involved in the rescue.
Not only can you absolutely argue with a waiver (and I’m sure the families will), but that’s only an agreement between the company and the customer, not the customer and the governmental agencies involved in the rescue.
Glad to hear it! If possible, I’d like to see any design elements that can be borrowed from BaconReader, like swiping to show upvote/downvote buttons.
Yes, I do. It’s fine, not a great UI but it gets the job done. I don’t work in a ton of Office documents, but for something like basic spreadsheets it meets my needs.
Growing up, it was Windows Phone. That was the first time I remember being able to install user-created apps on a phone. I spent so much time playing old SNES games on an emulator on my T-Mobile Dash when I was in high school.
I’d compare it to email. You can have a Gmail account but you can still email people on Yahoo Mail or Outlook.