Fast food restaurants looking generic is on purpose.
There’s value in owning a property. That value is a lot lower if it’s something like McDonald’s kid-theme restaurant, or the classic Pizza Hut building.
If you got a generic modern building, it can be used for anything and sold with ease.
Sounds like an easier job for the landlord/owner, not having to manage coins and exchange.
That’s not a design decision per se, but a physical limitation of camera lenses and light.
The thickness* of the device could be considered a design decision.
I’m stuck on Fusion 360. So annoying to have that one doorstop from freedom.
I have the same, and I mostly got it to be able to make minor height adjustments while sitting, but now I love it.
I only stand for a few hours of work, but it’s a major comfort difference to me compared to the office.
I’d also like that please if you get around to it. It’s been on my backlog for a while now.
It is the last - that a lot of us here will ever use willingly
still configuring.
In my experience, this is always the case with ha
Not necessarily, paperless offers various sorting and cataloguing features, as well as rules and basic learning. If you spend time setting it all up, it should drive itself in time and search may only be a fallback mechanism.
It’s really useful where you can tell it ‘catalogue this as x, but also store it as y’. So, again, if done properly, you can move to another system with already well catalogued document structure.
Not everyone has time, skill, or desire to spend their nights learning how to build and configure a nas.
People have other hobbies than IT, so if a photographer wants to have a local storage for his portfolio without faff, I guess they can get fucked?
Really with your gatekeeping
I didn’t say “It’s not a bad decision because there’s a reason”.
I shared that because I found it interesting myself and thought that others might too.