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I’m not sure this is still the case. An AdWords campaign worth its salt is going to cost a lot more money than some local advertising, and with plenty of bot fraud to boot.

I asked some magazines for print ads and one issue is 60-150€ in my niche. That’s not bad, I think I’ve blown twice that in digital ads before to help a friend and we got a 2 conversions to a paying customer.

Dunno. Maybe at a large scale digital advertising is where you have to go, but small businesses might actually benefit from… small advertising.

Got it, put all my life savings into guac.

*Cries in Belgian*. You do know that a lot of people live in places with less sunlight, right?

Given Vercel’s plunge in some circles, maybe it does run the product. Might want to install some Product Manager skills on their Claudes.

I understand the cynicism and… well, I agree.

Hopefully, Europe has learned something and our energy dependency and trade policy changes a little bit.

Hopefully, US voters are now a little more careful with the choices they make.

Not to be too Eurocentric, but we didn’t need a 2nd energy crisis in 4 years, this time caused not by Evil Russia but our old, trusted ally.

My hosting providers gives you IPv6 for free, whereas IPv4 costs ~3€/month. It seems like a no brainer, until you realise that many clients wouldn’t be able to find you with IPv6 alone.

So I don’t see how to fix this except at the ISP level (forcing them). No one is preventing this but the providers.

Zoho offers a lot of good stuff in their platform.

To be fair, train crashes happen rarely enough that the safety procedures are in place and work (at least most of the time).

It’s still a relatively decent and ambitious thing to aspire to, i.e. a lean interface/tool scope that prevents scope creep. Composability (with pipelines) also works quite well. But yes, it is somewhat propaganda.

I thought you were exaggerating but man…

Google’s issue (and many large companies’?) is organisational. Google has famously launched a bunch of products to compete in multiple markets, only to sunset these products soon after.

> … any out-of-warranty screen damage will cost $999.

Good heavens, if your Duo breaks, it’s cheaper to get almost ANY other new phone.

I don’t find a non-smart 4K television on Bol, except for a single 800€ model. Sorry but it’s not 2016, I’m not gonna sit and watch content at a resolution worse than my laptop’s.

And literal freezing of Europe at the current gas prices.