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Zapier has been a huge time saver for us at BetterVoice. com.

And IM is a life-saver with the teams I'm on. The biggest challenge to transitioning to WFH was not the kids.

They have a Web/iOS/Android apps and it has been a life saver. I've used it for a little over a year now and it makes all expenses a breeze.

He could have left the Mega idea behind and put his focus and money towards saver ventures. But instead he continues to stay dedicated to the cause he is fighting for.

Normally there's a screen saver running; after touching the screen you get a static list of the 10 business occupants and their floors. I'm not convinced this was the best use of resources.

If they really want to do something I'd suggest that they build a screen saver that allows them to distribute their database across machines all over the world.

---- In the end what this comes down to is that the author doesn't seem to have sufficient experience with the kinds of environments that make the structures in AngularJS not just pleasant, but actually a life saver. That's fine - we don't need to all have the same perspective.

The app cannot function as you'd expect a screen saver to do: it won't start running after a period of inactivity. That is outside the scope of functionality available to apps.

The ability to quickly and easily allow the developers to write their own SQL, to be reviewed later by a DBA, was a life saver. Combine that with our stress and load testing, it was easy to see where the hot spots were and deal with them effectively.

I actually lost a two factor code for Linode when I lost my phone with the Google authenticator app on it and having those reset codes in KeePassX was a life saver.

It turns out that you made a good move, because later you sell the couch and make lots of money, a lot of which goes to the crazy couch-saver guy. And you still think the deal sucks, so much so that, apparently, it was illegal for some reason, and you should get to keep a higher percentage of the couch's proceeds.

\n > There’s a joke in some of the original C code:\n > #define struct union /* Great space saver */\n > This inspired a solution:\n > #define union struct /* keeps code correct, just wastes some space */\n\nSomewhere in Scotland, a sum type sheds a single tear.

Are the inventors of such things savers of lives? Surely yes, because it is through weather satellites that we are able to track and monitor hurricanes, typhoons and other severe weather phenomena which historically have been great killers of lives. Today hurricanes do not hit land by surprise, we have enough time to warn people so that they can evacuate or hunker down. Over the years this has saved perhaps millions of lives. Are vulcanologists life savers? Sometimes they are. What about automobile manufacturers? Well, without automobiles it would take a lot longer for EMTs to get to people who are injured and a lot longer to get them to a hospital, so a lot more people would surely be dead without automobiles. If you were to see a construction worker digging up the road to work on the sewer would you think of that man as a life saver?

It is named ScreenSaver, when it clearly does not function as "screen saver" on iOS device. Apple is right.