The worst thing about notes was its ui revamp in 8. It was heavy and slow, I tended to run classic ui. Yes f5 was an issue but only until you did it a couple of times then you remembered.
It was funny I recall never having much to do on the domino server, and even the client was pretty stable. When we migrated to Outlook there were non stop server side issues.
The fact it had a built in DB was really useful for extension as well.
Imo it was ahead of its time and heavily hamstring by Outlook dominance as any nee user landing hated it simply because it wasn't outlook
Maybe, they still aren't going to have the same economy of scale or the business loss leading tendency of some consoles.
Valve doesn't want to be subsidizing hardware that can be used as a desktop. that puts them on the back foot.
But I suspect Xbox is eventually going to go the path of Steam cube and end up licensing out hardware/software spec and let multiple vendors make hardware.
The 3DO sales model may rise again some 35 years after the fact.
I worked for a manufacturing firm years ago and a director once told me 30 was the magic number. Order 30 units and the error rate will scale from there if for example you get 3 in 30 broken you'll have about 10% broken no matter how many you order.
I'm happy to extend, star and raise an issue with a description. This is an alpha spec to get comments like this one.
It's not really for llms so much as its for understanding distributed systems. For example auto updating dependencies in service now so down stream alerts aren't fired for upstream events (today you have to config that manually) I just have to write the tooling
It was funny I recall never having much to do on the domino server, and even the client was pretty stable. When we migrated to Outlook there were non stop server side issues.
The fact it had a built in DB was really useful for extension as well.
Imo it was ahead of its time and heavily hamstring by Outlook dominance as any nee user landing hated it simply because it wasn't outlook
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