They are doing it. The difference is that the final "product" is a shit one

It was only the type link

Ha! Best answer (:

Haha! Yes indeed! Maybe you can play around with your nickname if you have one :)

Yup Rob I agree, the right comment should be "That's look similar and much better IMO" :)

Good point Ollie! I understand today we can move faster but doesn't mean we should move faster always and for everything :)

I love design in all forms but I feel in someway we're creating bad habits every time we change something just because we can plus all today is either solid/flat or gradient OSXish

True the old one was powerful. I don't have know how many designers they have but I really struggle to see all of them in a room staring at the logo and saying "Oh man this looks so awesome!"

It just looks like a fuck ugly designer chair.

This is much better than the Medium one.

I found this

We ranked 207 cities worldwide based on a basket of goods and services frequently purchased by expatriates.

https://www.imercer.com/content/cost-of-living.aspx

And from the article on the Guardian:

according to Mercer, which measures the cost of more than 200 items – including housing, transportation, food, clothing, household goods and entertainment

http://www.theguardian.com/cities/2015/aug/26/what-where-is-the-worlds-most-expensive-city

IMHO these spaces are built to favor the single and young. At my 33 I've become a bit grumpy with open offices. Too much noise, people walking around you all time and one cold every three weeks. I do enjoy privacy, my small and quiet home office. I'm more productive at home too.