cameronhowe
Joined 9 years ago
Joined 9 years ago
I've worked in a kitchen with gas and I found it awful. It was harder to clean, you had to be really careful to not burn yourself when you had to do a quick wipedown. Making sure not only that you turned it off, but that anyone else there wasn't forgetful either.
Induction like I have at home now is so convenient. I have no worries. It responds super quick to temp changes, it automatically detects if I have something on the stove or not, so no fear of wasting power. You can't burn yourself. The surface is flat and super easy to keep clean.
It is a little bit buggier because clients dont always adhere to the spec.
I'm sticking with conduit, but I wouldn't recommend it yet unless every user is ok with random bugs.
edit: I should say I've run conduit for a few months and before that we used synapse for maybe 2 years
Of course a person is allowed to license their software however they like. However, I might also note that creative commons is not recommended as a license for code: https://creativecommons.org/faq/#can-i-apply-a-creative-comm....
Then a counterfeit showed up, completely different from the spec sheet and the image on the listing.
I filed a complaint, but they wouldn't give me my money back unless I paid to ship it back to half way across the continent, where they sent it from. Despite them just sending me a piece of electronic waste rather than the real product. Nor would they do anything about the listing.
Never looked back at their scam website again.
What are you trying to achieve with your sarcasm?
If you have a job you can probably have a look at your ethics or anti corruption guidelines for a good idea of what is appropriate.
I wonder if it the root cause could be the same.