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Google Docs fights back (i.e. wants to delete file) #78
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To translate:
Seriously, wtf. They don't even announce a deletion, they just want to force you into signing in. (The popup also only pops up a few seconds after everything loaded.) And yes, if you hide that modal, you can download it, so here you go: Also, note that these are all Amazon referrer links, this note is well-hidden at the end. |
I don't get it. I mean if the author really deleted it – should not we have no access anymore to the file? (even if it is in the trash – many people likely never clean their trash…) That makes no sense… |
The person who did this, is (or was) a Google employee. It's natural for them to use a Google Doc, maybe even a requirement. If the document goes away, we'll just remove the link. Over time the issue with bad USB-C cables will mostly fade anyway. |
Probably it was not a good idea to host the USB-C matrix on Google docs: https://github.com/MacLemon/CongressChecklist/blame/master/README.md#L328
Because it tells me now them file is going to be deleted. Whatever that means… 🤔
https://screenshots.firefox.com/GOAoqQcI7DYyDhcJ/docs.google.com
Better to host somewhere else, next time… 😄 Maybe in a non-propriety and Google-controlled fashion. 😉
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