Tragically I installed it recently on mac and it "froze up" after awhile. Chrome never freezes for me. I like FF but dislike instability. Maybe it's just me...
I've had count(*) queries take like literally days in Postgres. Want to insert a lot of data? Expect it to cost a lot of RAM. It's got high features but some really rough edges too :|
Yes I suppose the real question is would those employees "elect" for a 6 hour day with a 25% pay cut, or not...that would give you something of a feeling for whether the benefits out weight cost, as it were...
I heard once anecdotally that google side projects are sometimes "supposed to be work related" so not quite as free as you'd imagine, FWIW...or perhaps they're not dunno never worked there.
I get the same effect from eating "something with cheese on top" that I do from eating sugary stuff (makes me want to eat more, makes me feel less full). I always assumed it was the lactose...
It's not clear if you're asking about solo developer or "solo company" as it were. Anyway, typically if you're doing a startup the advice is to get a partner. Then maybe you're not so solo anymore. If that's not possible, then expect to spend lotsa time on marketing instead of coding :)
oh yeah text field, that's an interesting option and people might even use it as an easy work around [LOL]. I guess you could make the viewable size like 1 char then it won't be much worse than inputting it from a smart phone. Except for the large screen people can see from behind you LOL.
I guess people could do self signed certs that expire in "100 years" but you're right, even installing those can be super painful, and people may not go that far.
Of course, initially what people will do is "nothing" and just let the insecure message appear, since it doesn't actually block any functionality seemingly...
Interesting point that we eat too much sugar (which in turn makes us over eat at meals, and thus become obese). It's like a cultural thing though, maybe we can change it slowly somehow...
In the short term, as long as you don't have any password/CC prompts, you can continue using HTTP.
In the long term you'd have to "hope" the whole web transitions to https and just rewrite the url's to https, or cache them locally or proxy serve them locally. HTH.
Appears it should be OK unless some inline embedded images are hard coded to "http://" in which case the browser will, I believe, refuse to even try and load them, so you may need to fix that. If they're all relative you're good to go :)