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2020 October 30
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так вот откуда мы все тут
С сигналов от бати, конечно же
KR
Я заметил что этот чат как контекстная реклама. Вчера с другом обсуждал стоячий режим работы за пк, и тут потом тоже вечером обсуждали. Сегодня гуглил на алике адаптер блютуза 5.0, и вот тоже. Недавно что-то еще такое было совпадение
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Я заметил что этот чат как контекстная реклама. Вчера с другом обсуждал стоячий режим работы за пк, и тут потом тоже вечером обсуждали. Сегодня гуглил на алике адаптер блютуза 5.0, и вот тоже. Недавно что-то еще такое было совпадение
Обернись
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Обернись
страшно, обернулся, а там шкаф
KR
Обернись
Теперь шея болит
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страшно, обернулся, а там шкаф
Это я за лето подкачался
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Это я за лето подкачался
:))
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ну я тебе потихоньку буду, время от времени, показывать более мощные, удобные и бесплатные аналоги яблокосервисам
I do not like Google Keep.
Often times when I need to jot something down, it comes as a surprise to me. I'm not prepared with a blank canvas in my software of choice. The time it takes me to get a blank Google Note open from my laptop is unacceptable. Ignore the fact that it requires an internet connection to create new notes, which isn't always available, or that keep.google.com is a pretty hefty website with a lot of pretty JS and CSS that slows things down. I have to find a web browser (I might be in another app), CMD+T, keep.google.com, wait for it to load, then I can start typing. This is always slower than a native solution.
The horizontal width of each note in the UI makes long notes difficult to ingest.
The "popup on top of all your other notes" nature of reading each note hurts focus when trying to get ideas down. I have a lot of notes with images, and Keep makes them look absolutely gorgeous. But that comes at the cost of being distracting when I don't need them.
The lack of any formatting makes using it for taking meeting notes pretty rough. Usually I like to have a section where I jot down prep notes, then create one or more additional sections for major topics in the meeting. Bullet points are excellent to integrate as well sometimes. Keep allows these, but only as a checklist and they commander the entire note body.
That's not to say it doesn't do anything right. That's the thing you slowly discover when you move between software ecosystems often; everyone does something really well, and then falls flat on other things. I really like the "Copy to Google Docs" feature. I like reminders right inside notes. I like how pretty much of the UI is, though it comes at a cost of performance so I wouldn't ask any other more barebones solution to amp up the style unless they could solve that problem first.L
I do not like Google Keep.
Often times when I need to jot something down, it comes as a surprise to me. I'm not prepared with a blank canvas in my software of choice. The time it takes me to get a blank Google Note open from my laptop is unacceptable. Ignore the fact that it requires an internet connection to create new notes, which isn't always available, or that keep.google.com is a pretty hefty website with a lot of pretty JS and CSS that slows things down. I have to find a web browser (I might be in another app), CMD+T, keep.google.com, wait for it to load, then I can start typing. This is always slower than a native solution.
The horizontal width of each note in the UI makes long notes difficult to ingest.
The "popup on top of all your other notes" nature of reading each note hurts focus when trying to get ideas down. I have a lot of notes with images, and Keep makes them look absolutely gorgeous. But that comes at the cost of being distracting when I don't need them.
The lack of any formatting makes using it for taking meeting notes pretty rough. Usually I like to have a section where I jot down prep notes, then create one or more additional sections for major topics in the meeting. Bullet points are excellent to integrate as well sometimes. Keep allows these, but only as a checklist and they commander the entire note body.
That's not to say it doesn't do anything right. That's the thing you slowly discover when you move between software ecosystems often; everyone does something really well, and then falls flat on other things. I really like the "Copy to Google Docs" feature. I like reminders right inside notes. I like how pretty much of the UI is, though it comes at a cost of performance so I wouldn't ask any other more barebones solution to amp up the style unless they could solve that problem first.1 Лавкоинов было подарено borodutch. Всего у borodutch 6459 Лавкоинов.
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Спасибо!!! Спасибо!!!
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Что думаешь?
NK
I do not like Google Keep.
Often times when I need to jot something down, it comes as a surprise to me. I'm not prepared with a blank canvas in my software of choice. The time it takes me to get a blank Google Note open from my laptop is unacceptable. Ignore the fact that it requires an internet connection to create new notes, which isn't always available, or that keep.google.com is a pretty hefty website with a lot of pretty JS and CSS that slows things down. I have to find a web browser (I might be in another app), CMD+T, keep.google.com, wait for it to load, then I can start typing. This is always slower than a native solution.
The horizontal width of each note in the UI makes long notes difficult to ingest.
The "popup on top of all your other notes" nature of reading each note hurts focus when trying to get ideas down. I have a lot of notes with images, and Keep makes them look absolutely gorgeous. But that comes at the cost of being distracting when I don't need them.
The lack of any formatting makes using it for taking meeting notes pretty rough. Usually I like to have a section where I jot down prep notes, then create one or more additional sections for major topics in the meeting. Bullet points are excellent to integrate as well sometimes. Keep allows these, but only as a checklist and they commander the entire note body.
That's not to say it doesn't do anything right. That's the thing you slowly discover when you move between software ecosystems often; everyone does something really well, and then falls flat on other things. I really like the "Copy to Google Docs" feature. I like reminders right inside notes. I like how pretty much of the UI is, though it comes at a cost of performance so I wouldn't ask any other more barebones solution to amp up the style unless they could solve that problem first.2. Гугл кип работает везде оффлайн
NK
I do not like Google Keep.
Often times when I need to jot something down, it comes as a surprise to me. I'm not prepared with a blank canvas in my software of choice. The time it takes me to get a blank Google Note open from my laptop is unacceptable. Ignore the fact that it requires an internet connection to create new notes, which isn't always available, or that keep.google.com is a pretty hefty website with a lot of pretty JS and CSS that slows things down. I have to find a web browser (I might be in another app), CMD+T, keep.google.com, wait for it to load, then I can start typing. This is always slower than a native solution.
The horizontal width of each note in the UI makes long notes difficult to ingest.
The "popup on top of all your other notes" nature of reading each note hurts focus when trying to get ideas down. I have a lot of notes with images, and Keep makes them look absolutely gorgeous. But that comes at the cost of being distracting when I don't need them.
The lack of any formatting makes using it for taking meeting notes pretty rough. Usually I like to have a section where I jot down prep notes, then create one or more additional sections for major topics in the meeting. Bullet points are excellent to integrate as well sometimes. Keep allows these, but only as a checklist and they commander the entire note body.
That's not to say it doesn't do anything right. That's the thing you slowly discover when you move between software ecosystems often; everyone does something really well, and then falls flat on other things. I really like the "Copy to Google Docs" feature. I like reminders right inside notes. I like how pretty much of the UI is, though it comes at a cost of performance so I wouldn't ask any other more barebones solution to amp up the style unless they could solve that problem first.3. Гугл Кип давно не тяжелый, особенно в сравнении с аналогами
NK
I do not like Google Keep.
Often times when I need to jot something down, it comes as a surprise to me. I'm not prepared with a blank canvas in my software of choice. The time it takes me to get a blank Google Note open from my laptop is unacceptable. Ignore the fact that it requires an internet connection to create new notes, which isn't always available, or that keep.google.com is a pretty hefty website with a lot of pretty JS and CSS that slows things down. I have to find a web browser (I might be in another app), CMD+T, keep.google.com, wait for it to load, then I can start typing. This is always slower than a native solution.
The horizontal width of each note in the UI makes long notes difficult to ingest.
The "popup on top of all your other notes" nature of reading each note hurts focus when trying to get ideas down. I have a lot of notes with images, and Keep makes them look absolutely gorgeous. But that comes at the cost of being distracting when I don't need them.
The lack of any formatting makes using it for taking meeting notes pretty rough. Usually I like to have a section where I jot down prep notes, then create one or more additional sections for major topics in the meeting. Bullet points are excellent to integrate as well sometimes. Keep allows these, but only as a checklist and they commander the entire note body.
That's not to say it doesn't do anything right. That's the thing you slowly discover when you move between software ecosystems often; everyone does something really well, and then falls flat on other things. I really like the "Copy to Google Docs" feature. I like reminders right inside notes. I like how pretty much of the UI is, though it comes at a cost of performance so I wouldn't ask any other more barebones solution to amp up the style unless they could solve that problem first.4. При редактировании заметки, она открывается на весь экран, есть возможность сделать не при редактировании режим заметок в полный экран
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1. открыл гугл кип, сразу показал не только новую заметку, но и курсор туда поставил
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А какие у него плюсы по сравнению с аналогами?
NK
5. popup on top of all your other notes — это то, как работают все остальные аналоги
NK
6. The lack of any formatting makes using it for taking meeting notes pretty rough — форматирование там есть