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by access_denied 17y ago
And since when providing 'fadware (for lack of a better term) is an inherently bad thing? People are having fun with theire device, for a couple of bucks. Are we geeks critisizing anyone for /that/? C'om on.
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by access_denied 17y ago
I got a similiar impression from watching a few Carsonified vids, off course one has to be careful with judging too fast. I wonder why Joel wrote the articel that way? He s basically saying in public: Ryan screwed it up but I could wing i
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Feel like hacking? Here is a small problem that needs a solution.(getsatisfaction.com)
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by access_denied 17y ago
The author tells how he stepped in using the "5 whys?" method. I recall reading that Jeff Bezos used to do the same thing at some point.
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by access_denied 17y ago
To make sure we upvote it because its from Joel.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Sorting dir listings by ASCII (or how this is called) big Names befor lowercas names; that would be a useful feature for me at least. I don't know how much I would trust an app to essentially taking over my system though.
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Mind Matters: In Defense of Downtime(sciencecareers.sciencemag.org)
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Commodities - How Natural Resources Affect a Country's Economics (Image)(mint.com)
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Some search engines besides Google(davidhiggerson.wordpress.com)
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10 Futuristic User Interfaces [2008](smashingmagazine.com)
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by access_denied 17y ago
there are some sites marketing paid video tutorials, maybe you could team up there?
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50 Viral Images (and how they spread) [2008](thefuturebuzz.com)
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Dell reveals it has made $6.5m out of Twitter(community.brandrepublic.com)
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by access_denied 17y ago
My people (the Germans) have this reputation for being impolite. I tend to think this is because we have the tendecy to be brutally direct when we want to be honest. We like to be honest, in that sense anyway, regarding matters of work. T
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by access_denied 17y ago
> how do we push guidelines out to all web publishers? By setting an example wherever we go. Be the change, that you want to see on the web.
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by access_denied 17y ago
The best way to disagree is already possible: reply to a comment by stating your opinion. Off course that can have negative effects on signal/noise ratio (or not?).
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by access_denied 17y ago
You are distinguishing between "legacy" and "legacy problem" and thus rendering your own opening 'thesis as moot.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Validating a datapoint as useless/useful is a later step and does not disqualify the collection of data either case.
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Making of the Original Computer Graphics for Star Wars(youtube.com)
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by access_denied 17y ago
Yeah, I guess the writer mixed up Seth Godin's and Anderson's writings and felt prey to a misconception. That's quality journalism for you.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Is your username meant as a recursive joke?
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Painting with your thoughts(globalbrainpaint.com)
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by access_denied 17y ago
Additionally, if you do b2b: * Charge more.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Finally someone gets it. The model Apple uses at the moment does scale, though. In a point in future you could approve not for a single app but for a whole app store.
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by access_denied 17y ago
Delicious-Library guy said: half of traffic to his site comes from his blog. (I would give URL If I could, this is just me remembering.)
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by access_denied 17y ago
I disagree. There is a contract. What is written in it? That counts. (I am not saying bad customer service is smart business.)
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by access_denied 17y ago
You will do many unpaid or very lowly paid internships in studios with a "name" before you do get a job "designing cool buildings".
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by access_denied 17y ago
There is not much industry organizations in IT. Small shops should found stuff.
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by access_denied 17y ago
These camps only seem to be opposed. How is the iPod nano not an iteration?
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by access_denied 17y ago
Ah, yes, it should be: "This is the reason Macs are prickier than Windows PCs." (Jokes a fanboi.)

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