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by badusername 12y ago
Who's still printing these days? :) It's safe to say that iPads and smartphones have made it easy to consume content anywhere needed. Interactive documents are definitely where the puck is headed.
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by badusername 12y ago
While I agree to some of the points made in the post, I don't think the author provided a better alternative. Stacked bars are not any better for looking at how the percentage change on the green one. http://i.imgur.com&#x2F
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by badusername 12y ago
I know several people in the SF Area that take Uber almost everyday, multiple trips. It's not unreasonable to think that $/user in such cases is a few thousands.
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by badusername 12y ago
Prolly just friend adds and notifications on your own posts.
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by badusername 12y ago
lol yea it was pretty pointless. I definitely regretted clicking on it.
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by badusername 12y ago
LinkedIn pursues a bullshit strategy. Instead of adding value and figuring out how to monetize it, they want to hide whatever value they brought to the table, and charge $39.95 for what is essentially a resume hosting service and a broken e
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by badusername 12y ago
> Would now be a good time to buy? No, yesterday was a good time to buy (that's okay, I didn't either) because it's up 8% in afterhours. Earnings are tomorrow, and never ever never buy AAPL the day before earnings (it almo
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by badusername 12y ago
Shutdown an entire service, and roll over to the guys that say you will work on a service that was your competitor till today. Seems like people don't care much about their sweat and tears these days.
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by badusername 13y ago
So this does mean that I need to change my passwords on every damn site on the list? Oh bollocks, those passwords were a work of art.
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by badusername 13y ago
As an aside, how could you get zeroed out of a billion dolloar company where you worked at, and also funded?
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by badusername 13y ago
It shows the message after a 10-second countdown - the message itself is visible for less than a second.. Seems like a bug to me.
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by badusername 13y ago
These flappy clone brigade is just dumb.
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by badusername 13y ago
Care to explain more about the Valve or Yammer references? (Genuinely curious).
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by badusername 13y ago
Biggest problem I had with my perusal of the app was the text on the lower cards is just way too small to be legible from a reading distance. Making the cards full-screen just slows down my interaction with it, requiring a swipe for every c
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by badusername 13y ago
Had the same thing happen to me with a friend (me on iOS, him on iOS->Android) - it seemed to me that the trick was to press 'Send as Text Message' when the message fails to deliver. From then, it seems to work fine, as that pr
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by badusername 13y ago
Well, if you notice closely, it is trading at 60.16 +6.63 (12.39%) in after-hours trading.
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by badusername 13y ago
Go say hi! And deliver a certificate of congratulations for being included in the exclusive fakenamegenerator.com!
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by badusername 13y ago
I suspect that some of the negative sentiment here on Apple Maps is because of the strong entrenchment in Google Maps and its ways, before Apple was around in that game. I actually happen to love Apple Maps, so much so that I've starte
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by badusername 13y ago
There is no indication that it has risen from the opening price for the public markets yet.
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by badusername 13y ago
I think it is quite insensitive, the way that post has been written. Scattered with so many private messages and needless investigative fluff. I do think it brought to discussion an important topic, but I'm not sure I appreciate the wa
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by badusername 13y ago
Agree with the almost-amateurish feel to those icons. Many of those icons seem ill-proportioned to me, especially the icons for Messages.
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by badusername 13y ago
Chill out bro.
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by badusername 14y ago
I agree. You can do an unzoom using a two-finger tap as well, and it much more memorable. It still doesn't qualify for intuitive, nor does it solve the one-handed unzoom problem though.
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by badusername 14y ago
Definitely the maxi. http://goo.gl/d61qY
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by badusername 14y ago
Overly-simplified generalizations can suck it.
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by badusername 14y ago
The legend should probably be open by default. It is kinda annoying to keep referring to it, and it hides away in two seconds :) I also agree that this kind of visualization is better served with having an animation, and an ability to selec
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by badusername 14y ago
Exactly. For a login screen with a post that exalts the design, I thought it was a glaring usability mistake. Even a simple cue, 'Hit Enter to Continue' that appeared when the fields were being filled in, would up the usability. I know I w
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by badusername 14y ago
Way to advertise yourself :)
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by badusername 14y ago
So, it probably means that Apple is pretty good at marketing features to customers. It sounds like your motive is not to have an honest argument, but rather diss Apple/iOS and how they violate your worldview. This is not the forum to do tha
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by badusername 14y ago
No one really claims that Apple did them first. In some cases, these features have gained press just because Apple's solution was more elegantly designed.

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