I'm a Basecamp 2 user but have started to migrate over to http://getflow.com which has a nice combination of ordinary lists and cards which you might I want for some specific projects.
Don't forget the the annoying red notification bubble when a new song has being added to a playlist. Which never needs a notification bubble.
That simple thing will make me switch instantly to Apple Music. The Spotify app was so much better a couple of years ago when just a few people worked on it.
What? Wikipedia is for everyone. Most of the worlds population does not speak english.
As a swede I use both swedish and english Wikipedia. It depends on what I'm looking at. Swedish Wikipedia contains more in depth content on a lot of topics.
Why bother commenting when you didn't read the post?
Quote from Joel:
> In the case of Trello, we had so much interest from investors that we were even able to limit ourselves to investors who were already investors in Stack Exchange and still get the price and terms we wanted. The advantage of this is that we know them, they know us, and they’re aligned enough not to fret about any conflicts of interest which might arise between Stack Exchange and Trello because they have big stakes in both.
I would recommend you to keep out of Eastern Europe. The people there wants to believe they have left their history behind but they haven't.
When I visited Budapest the police acted as Stasi and on the local metro they only asks foreigners for valid tickets. Very unfriendly. I would never recommend anyone going there.
In the recent years Hungary seems to come up repeatedly in media with a much stronger anti-outsider sentiment than the neighboring countries.
I have no firsthand experiences like that (traveled for a few days through there 2 years ago, no such observations) - but can locals elaborate, is it really so or just media exaggeration?
