For years, the de facto standard for document formats has been DOC and later DOCX. Since this format is proprietary and monopolized by Microsoft, the Open Document Foundation spent years fighting to establish its own standard (implemented in LibreOffice.org).
But no one anticipated that Markdown would suddenly take the lead.
Los que están a favor de levantar el secreto bancario (excepto si ellos mismos están metidos en chanchadas), quieren meter al gran hermano con chequeos para entrar a RRSS, pq postear alguna lesera puede ser violento.
Pero están en contra de las leyes anti encapuchados.
A company in Ecuador sold a service to another company, also based in Ecuador (which I believe also has offices in Mexico). It only sold the service because they didn’t know how to implement it, so they asked another company in Colombia for help, and that company subcontracted technical staff in Chile.
The level of miscoordination, bureaucracy, and bottlenecks is staggering. Documents get stuck with intermediaries, online meetings where someone key to the topic at hand is always missing, and even clashes due to cultural differences.
But of course, the narrative that “South America is backward” because of Yankee imperialism remains intact no matter what happens.
In a GitHub repository, the author himself posted a ticket demanding an immediate update to the app. Those who didn’t realize it was the author himself making the demand left comments defending the repository owner.
My first thought would be that in my country, the comments would likely echo the aggressiveness of the demands to update or resolve issues immediately.