ajharrison

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by ajharrison 8y ago
My favourite feature is where all of your keystrokes are logged and your (stupid) webcam in the arrow key records you and uploads your information to a server in China. But cool, virtually no bezels!
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by ajharrison 8y ago
Underrated comment.
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by ajharrison 8y ago
I as a customer don't want your app from outside the App Store, from where I know I can get apps that protect my privacy and information.
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by ajharrison 8y ago
> This is Apple exploiting a very lucrative market position, one that they did invest quite a lot of money in – and took quite a gamble – to create. What's wrong with that?
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by ajharrison 8y ago
Willing to bet that with some improvements to the original design the results would've been even better. For example: – Your navigation at the top is illegible. Theres very little contrast and it's hard to read. Make that more cle
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by ajharrison 8y ago
Short answer: Capitalism, lobbying, and putting profits over everything.
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by ajharrison 8y ago
"row meet", "boild meat" Are we being trolled?
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by ajharrison 9y ago
Because ads make people money.
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by ajharrison 9y ago
So you think Tim Cook will wake up tomorrow and realize there’s money in advertising? They could’ve done that years ago but they are not in the business of advertising. They sell hardware with complimentary services and ads are an accessory
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by ajharrison 9y ago
Let me clarify for you: They’re not _seriously_ in the ads business and they never will because it’s full of privacy issues. They’re using ads here to help people find the app they’re looking for - that’s it. It’s contained within the App S
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by ajharrison 9y ago
Apple is in the hardware business. They don’t want to get into ads.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
Nice upside down logo. Really slick!
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by ajharrison 10y ago
Engineers should stop telling other engineers what to do :)
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by ajharrison 10y ago
You don't? To build iOS apps you need X-Code. So you need a Mac.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
Samsung: A symbol of quality™
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by ajharrison 10y ago
It's not uncommon for Android apps to ask for permissions to everything.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
UberEATS.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
Telling people something is the next big thing is part of trying to make it so.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
I've been doing this forever. Brew from Aeropress right into a glass full of ice, top it off with milk. Delicious.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
Sounds like he wants someone to buy Dropbox.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
Underrated post.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
I rest my case.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
Are you going to stop using Chrome?
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by ajharrison 10y ago
> Some companies are still using flash in their internal systems, how do you justify breaking something that works for so many people? This is necessary because its the only way to progress forward.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
You don't decide what a company can or can't do if you're not paying for the privilege of using their products.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
Steve Jobs was right ... 6 years ago.
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by ajharrison 10y ago
It's not $1b for an app. Its for 87% of the ride sharing marketshare. They eventually want self-driving Apple cars driving people all over China (and eventually the world).