Features that never ship?
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A fragmented ecosystem with a stack that they don’t talk to (rather shout to each other) forces you to do manual work (still..)?
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TL;DR: Our email migration from @sandstream.pl to @sanddev.com in Sandtime.io went flawlessly: it broke nothing and fixed things quietly broken. What it really did was expose long-standing problems: a disk-space fire, an unmigrated QA alias, OAuth sign-ins silently failing for two weeks, and our own anti-bot tool crashing our Sandtime.io desktop app. What actually went […]
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