I refuse to use autofill. The software my company has chosen is honestly pretty good at finishing some of my sentences before I get there, but I still type it out to the bitter end. Forever!
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Oh, hey, I'm not the only one! The only time I've clicked on the suggestion is doing, like, a google search.
Just like Wilco haters, there are dozens of us.
Up until a couple months ago I was a "Wilco not knower", but then through doing music leagues with some friends, I am now a Wilco hater so your ranks grow!
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Not everyone can have good taste. (Or be old enough to remember when Wilco was good.)
No lie to say YHF changed my life by opening my eyes to a whole new world of music
I loved YHF. I also liked AM, Summerteeth, Mermaid Ave Vol 1 (though that might be more due to Bragg) and A Ghost Is Born. Nothing after that has really stuck with me, but maybe I just got old.
I've definitely tapered off since Sky Blue Sky (which I also loved)
YHF, A Ghost Is Born, SBS is a hell of a 3 album run, but so is AM, Being There, Summerteeth
When it comes to Wilco, it's like a Texan and an armadillo: driving down the road, I didn't even notice it's there.
Yeah, this. I have a hard time understanding any strong feelings towards Wilco.
When Gmail offers suggested replies, I intentionally come up with something else.
Most of the autofills I interact with are Outlook predicting the day of week or month I'm typing but it's already faster for me to finish typing than to notice, stop, and press the hotkey to accept the suggestion. However, I've noticed a few times it will fill in a full phrase and I have to wonder if this is a phrase common to everyone or I use it enough to have trained Outlook.
Twins trade Vazquez.
Wait, why are you looking at me like that.