I agree. Our team test drove gitlab earlier this year (as in, moving all repos over and using it for a month). We were hoping to consolidate a suite of products into one unified dev hub. )sadly, we found the general clunkyness and slowness a deal breaker for us. Lots of clicks to perform actions, each click requiring a short wait. Many features that applies to single projects don't apply to groups. We felt the core features were still very unfinished, especially when working with multiple repos. We looked at the roadmap and decided to move on.

This is what I am missing from Karabiner Elements. Did you find a workaround?

Keep an eye on the github issue; a few people have found kinda-sorta-workarounds. https://github.com/tekezo/Karabiner-Elements

I've postponed the Sierra upgrade on my main dev box until this is sorted out.

> You mean those stupid plastic flaps with the gaskets that came unglued and prevented the flaps from even closing properly?

This. Girlfriend had that phone. The device and their after-sales service was completely garbage. Sony failed to repair the unplugging flaps, even after multiple service attempts. And every single time, they did complete factory reset on the phone to replace the flaps (!!!).

They replaced my water damaged Z3 very quickly, but this was in the EU where consumer rights are stronger.

My phone flaps are fine, but I charge it using the magnetic connector, so I rarely open them.

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I agree, having this deal is much better than no deal for Nokia.

The pricing on the backups page is pricing for the backup service.