caryhartline

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by caryhartline 13y ago
If you are customizing the UI then you are already in "power user" territory. The only alternative would be to go the KDE route and use hundreds of checkboxes and select boxes for changing every little thing in the UI.
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by caryhartline 13y ago
Disabling the viewport on websites that need zoom is really bad design, but if you have a website that is optimized or at least scales well to mobile sizes then disabling zoom is better. If the user doesn't have a reason to zoom on to
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by caryhartline 13y ago
This could go either way really. Either you think that Google is such a monstrosity with all these parts that don't really fit together which makes for bad UX or you think that Google's services are something we should be thankfu
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by caryhartline 13y ago
There is no evidence that it's a "false flag" either. We'll just have to wait it out for more information.
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by caryhartline 13y ago
Those are two things that don't have anything to do with each other. You seem to think that every single web service and database works the exact same way.
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by caryhartline 13y ago
I never understood the name "iGoogle". You know what the "i" in Apple's products and many other company's products mean? Internet. So Google called the product "Internet Google".
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by caryhartline 13y ago
The product page says that all Macbook Pro(retina)(late 2013) models have the same output which is: Support for 1080p resolution at up to 60Hz | Support for 3840-by-2160 resolution at 30Hz | Support for 4096-by-2160 resolution at 24Hz
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by caryhartline 13y ago
Glad to see that semantic HTML is being promoted here. There are a lot of programmers who think doing everything in <div>'s and <table>'s is "just fine".
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by caryhartline 13y ago
So it's elitist to expect profit off of the app you're selling? I'm not sure what you mean by a "catastrophe".
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by caryhartline 13y ago
"certainly a lot of developers made some quick money on iOS" AKA: iOS developers make more money because iOS users are more likely to spend it. Android users are people like the highschool student in India who is never going to b
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by caryhartline 13y ago
There really wasn't one company that made flat design trendy. Microsoft wanted to use web technologies as part of their main OS and flat design was already popular. Microsoft went with the flow like everyone else and they didn't
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by caryhartline 13y ago
How do we know you're not being paid by Google or Microsoft? I guess they might cut you off for that comment.
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by caryhartline 13y ago
Aiming for iOS 6? 92% of developers are planning to release their apps for iOS 7 as soon as it comes out and about half of them are planning to drop support for iOS 6. This isn't Android where legacy applications need to be supported
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by caryhartline 13y ago
So it's a public CMS and photo gallery software. I'm pretty sure we have several thousand variations of that.
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by caryhartline 13y ago
Advertising pays for a lot of very legitimate content-focused blogs/news organizations as well. People can't afford to pay for every single blog or bit of news they read and authors can't do anything substantial or meaningful
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by caryhartline 13y ago
Have you been to a torrent site? Are the hundreds of seeders of a single e-book all friends?
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by caryhartline 13y ago
Political views first have to be popular with people before they are popular with the political party they are in. Libertarian views are not popular with people.