cheshire137

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by cheshire137 13y ago
Can you clarify what's bad about them?
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by cheshire137 13y ago
I honestly love the kooky names you find with most open source stuff. I personally hate it when I get mired too deeply with an enterprise-y company where everything's name is an unmemorable three-letter acronym for some bull shit name
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Wow, that Photo Investigator after shot is terrible: http://a2.mzstatic.com/us/r30/Purple6/v4/cc/ad/2c/ccad2c57-d... Are we supposed to read that glaring hot red on a cluttered map backgro
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Github was down so I took a break at work to read some Hacker News. "Ooh 3D file diffs, cool!" Click the link to read about the new feature, and dammit it's down too because the blog is hosted on github.com!
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by cheshire137 13y ago
The UI on this is terrible.
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by cheshire137 13y ago
That is ridiculously rude. I've had that happen to me at my current job. Way to leave a good impression, slimy recruiters.
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Or maybe their email is full of helpful info about their product... But I don't give a damn about their product.
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Oh, men only. :(
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Yeah, but I can't find a way to pull colors from an image anymore, which makes this useless to me. I've switched entirely to ColourLovers http://www.colourlovers.com/palettes/add which still has the palette-f
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Yoleo works well for me. I had to try importing my subscriptions twice because the first time, even after a day, didn't take. The second time worked instantly, though, and the service has been fine since. I do wish there were a full-wi
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by cheshire137 13y ago
This article is stupid. "I'm fresh out of school, but take my word that this is how ALL corporate jobs are". Then his bullet points are depressing. "Expect the bare minimum, because the bare minimum is A-okay."
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Looks like it's offline right now.
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Dat Bootstrap.
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by cheshire137 13y ago
Requiring my full name and cities where I grew up caused me to become wary and leave. That information can be used too easily on stupid sites that have account "security" questions like that.
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by cheshire137 13y ago
I think I'm making it angry. I tried 3till7.net and then civchoice.com, both of which 'failed to load'.
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by cheshire137 13y ago
I also couldn't figure out how to register and gave up. :/
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by cheshire137 14y ago
Tried giving it both my Github user name as well as the URL to my Github profile. It "couldn't find the repo" in both cases. :/
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by cheshire137 14y ago
Hm, I'm not seeing any chart like I would expect, e.g. a bar chart or line chart. I see a table filled with text. Did something fail to load? I tried reloading a couple times.
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by cheshire137 14y ago
I expected more than, what, four slides?
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by cheshire137 14y ago
Doesn't surprise me. No one loves AT&T like they do Apple, and it seems most people don't even like AT&T--they just tolerate them at best. AT&T is like a sloppy, "ehh good enough" kind of company, and it shows in all facets th
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by cheshire137 14y ago
How was this built? Seems like Meteor could be an option.
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by cheshire137 14y ago
I'd still rather buy from Steam than Origin.
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by cheshire137 14y ago
Some folks are willing to pay for exactly what they want, but they're not willing to pay an additional amount to get content they don't care about. Same thing that happened with the music industry: people don't want all the filler bullshit
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by cheshire137 14y ago
Completely useless and unfunny documentation.
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by cheshire137 14y ago
What's with the lack of periods?
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by cheshire137 14y ago
For $5? I think not.
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by cheshire137 14y ago
I couldn't get through the article because he sounds like such an asshole.