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by albedoa 16y ago
Agree with the above points, especially the memory. You might think the memory is adequate until you have more of it, but once you do, you will wonder how you lived with less. That is what happened when I upgraded from my iPhone 3G to my iP
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by albedoa 16y ago
Argh, blocked at work. How was the 65% rate determined? And was TechMeme's 16.5% rate compared to any other sites? If that's all explained in your article, then I'll just read it later :)
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by albedoa 16y ago
I have to ask: have you ever used a lockscreen notification app? Once you do, you'll realize the value of having all the information that you might want to see at a glance immediately on your lockscreen. LockInfo, for instance, lets you c
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by albedoa 16y ago
It can not be stressed how much LockInfo changes the way you use your phone. It is the most I've ever paid for an app, and it is by far my favorite app. I've always wondered if David has ever been approached by Apple to work on iPhone notif
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by albedoa 16y ago
You mention that Hakyll is inspired by yst, nanoc, and Jekyll. Can you talk about what you chose to do differently and why? And then maybe a little about the things you think those projects do right.
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by albedoa 16y ago
That threw me too. Why can't the author appreciate Steve Jobs and respect his decision to not give to charity while also recognizing that solving first-world "problems" isn't at all comparable to what real philanthropists are focusing on? (
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by albedoa 16y ago
What are you talking about?
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by albedoa 16y ago
Sweet domain name. Did you have to shell out a lot for it?
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by albedoa 16y ago
I'm glad you guys weren't disqualified, but I'm lol'ing at the irony of PayPal judges presuming guilt and asking you to prove your innocence. Good to know that they carry that policy everywhere.
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by albedoa 16y ago
Oh, I took the parent to mean that injecting messages into the stream of the suspended apps is sleazy.
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by albedoa 16y ago
Why does that seem sleazy?
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by albedoa 16y ago
What you said may be true, but their main justification for the cost is the supposed supreme quality over cheaper cables that has been disproven time and again, and some of their cables cost much much more than $60. That's not to mention th
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by albedoa 16y ago
I know you said YMMV, but wouldn't it be expected that the rate of new bugs would remain close to constant while their peak occurrences shift to earlier in the afternoon? It's just moving a "deadline" back.
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by albedoa 16y ago
I thought this article was going to be about how to properly punctuate and pluralize abbreviations.
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by albedoa 16y ago
It would make sense that at least one article per day by TechCrunch would make the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, NBC, etc. write about them.
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by albedoa 16y ago
They handle this well with their migration process. It's still being tweaked, but it's not as if nobody has thought of or encountered the problem you mention. They're adaptive.
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by albedoa 16y ago
This is a great idea. I like the name, too.
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by albedoa 16y ago
Though there are other merits to your post, I would like to share this relevant article by Jeff Atwood: http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2009/03/whos-your-arch-enem... Sometimes having an arch-enemy is enough for users to understand your
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by albedoa 16y ago
I would pay for a Chrome extension that adds value in a way that no free alternative is able to add it.