codyogden

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   by codyogden 6y ago

   I was being facetious. I know what SSG is.
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   by codyogden 6y ago

   Yes. It would. I was joking. I don’t feel the need to implement it. This project (outside of data) hasn’t really been updated since it launched. Someone tried to force TypeScript upon it, but I’m a big fan of “don’t overkill it.” At the tim
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   by codyogden 6y ago

   If you want to PR and then maintain 200 html list item components by hand, you’re more than welcome to join as a co-maintainer. :)
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   by codyogden 6y ago

   Have you looked into virtual testing like BrowserStack? Or would that not meet your needs?
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   by codyogden 6y ago

   Such a tragic loss of an talented icon.
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   Why I’m Willing to Pay a Premium for Security, Privacy, and Peace of Mind(tirania.org)

   121 points by codyogden 6y ago|95 comments
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   by codyogden 6y ago

   The standard deprecation notice for G Suite (which includes Google Sites in all its forms) is twelve months from the announcement. > Google will notify Customer at least 12 months before a Significant Deprecation [1] 1. https:/&#x2
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   by codyogden 7y ago

   I did a bit of research on this when I started killedbygoogle.com . It’s fine to use a trademark when it is being used for criticism, parody, or other creative work. It’s not okay to use for impersonation, fraud, or other commercial purpose
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   by codyogden 7y ago

   > drone-catching eagles? Is that for real? Yes. It's definitely for real. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5DEg2qZzkU
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    These seem like good recommendations for midlife to older age group. I really wish we had more user research that backs up some of these recommendations. I’ve been doing a lot of research on text polarity readability (dark-on-light vs light
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    They have a "under 30" plan. http://thein.fo/youngpros
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    Now now... killedbygoogle.com
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    I find this theory interesting, but a big question I have about the initial story is "How long did the Verge investigation take?" Reading the article, it's not clear to me. Two or three months? Tracking down 14 former workers
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    I appreciate your perspective, but I'm not sure whether you're deeming me unqualified to pass an opinion or what? (Sorry. lol) I'm a lifelong musician, so I absolutely appreciate and respect Collier's technique. But I do
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    > his music doesn't do much emotionally. Guh...thank you for articulating this so perfectly! I've been struggling to understand why I could tell some of Collier's music sounds good from a technical perspective, but couldn&
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    Lots of shady retail subscriptions out there, especially in the supplement 'healthcare' product market.
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    Okay, so the page/statement is inaccurate, and not just because it's been spammed to HN three times before today (seven months ago). Since I run Killed by Google, I feel it's important to clarify that the average Google produ
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    This is part of the reason why I decided not to include stats at killedbygoogle.com . When you included flagship products things like Gmail, Maps, Drive, Docs, etc the 'average lifespan of a Google product' rises significantly.
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    I got pinged minutes after this dropped. :) Happy that KBG is open source and we can get it updated quickly.
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    We’ve already got it on killedbygoogle.com Open Source moves quick. :)
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    I believe you, obviously. I have historically received drastically different results between, for example, web.dev / Lighthouse and PageSpeed Insights with the latter outputting a very low arbitrary 'rating' or 'score&#x
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    > further shame people into following better practices "Better" as prescribed by who? At this point, I'm under the impression that if you're not implementing AMP for content, Google is going to rank you lower and now
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    Thanks! It's cool to hear about other people who've made that same transition. I agree, the technology understanding is a big piece of how I want to present myself. Just a matter of finding the 'right' next position. Any
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    Sorry, this is a long answer. I haven't perfected my 'switch pitch' yet. lol I worked at a marketing agency from 2016-11 to 2019-06. Went from developer to 'Director of Software' in Jan 2019. Fancy title at a 15-per
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    Oof...I feel you completely misrepresented the spirit of the original comment. They didn't speak in generalities, and they shared only their personal experience.
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    That's literally the sales pitch here. If your entire team is responsible for UX, let us be the specialists.
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    I've had the same experience as you're describing: graphic designers who believe user experience is the same thing as art direction. There is a whole level of learning they just don't get from the purely artistic, 'gut f
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    Another day, another major company exposing a huge trove of user data. Will GDPR be at play here since the data was exposed?
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    by codyogden 7y ago

    Be aware that not everyone who uses a screen reader is blind or visually impaired. People with processing disorders like dyslexia or reading comprehension disorders may use screen readers in order to intake the content/information in a
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    Crown Sterling Decrypts RSA Asymmetric Public Keys in Live Demonstration(finance.yahoo.com)

    3 points by codyogden 7y ago|3 comments