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by crumpled 11y ago
This is gonna be great for the lucky people who get the used vinyl after the billboard comes down.
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by crumpled 11y ago
a 3-inch QR Code on a giant billboard won't even be recognizable as a QR code. You'll never even see the cat.
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by crumpled 11y ago
You are so right about the quality. But, it's actually really easy to see how nobody noticed it.
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by crumpled 12y ago
But, they wrote a Google Code to GitHub exporter tool. They felt the need to make a customer friendly egress tool, but not write a dozen of them. I think developers kinda know where they want to land already, and if they don't, they co
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by crumpled 12y ago
Does facebook need users? Considering shadow profiles, and the wide base of installation on websites all over the world, they can continue with big data generation without anyone ever reaching out to them. Instagram continues to grow, along
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by crumpled 12y ago
If somebody deploys this, will they share the link?
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by crumpled 12y ago
This is exactly what I'm talking about. People ignoring/dismissing information and jumping to wrong conclusions (with some effort, I might add) based on the omission.
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by crumpled 12y ago
http://www.google.com/glass/termsofuse/
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by crumpled 12y ago
I see the word "prototype" used all over this page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Glass And if you refer to the terms of service, it's pretty plain that it's not a consumer product.
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by crumpled 12y ago
I don't understand why everybody is pretending that the Google Glass that "explorers" and developers have is a consumer product, and that it failed in the market. Google Glass has yet to hit the consumer market. All of the cr
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by crumpled 12y ago
This is an assumption?
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by crumpled 12y ago
It's been forked 7,497 times, at least.
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by crumpled 12y ago
Forcing the user to interact with an email client during the signup process before they've confirmed the availability of a username might be good for security, but it's a horrible way to gain users. That's a very high frictio
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by crumpled 12y ago
facebook handles this case by showing the profile picture of the user matching the email field. banks and yahoo handle this case by showing a magic image that you chose, which also provides anti-phishing feedback
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by crumpled 12y ago
These authors seem fully aware of the absurdity. Minesweeper is more of an exercise than an obsession.
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by crumpled 12y ago
Have you tried turning it off and on again?
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by crumpled 12y ago
lol, "vast majority". That's like telling your spouse "Most of the time, I don't cheat on you" full-disclosure: I didn't read the article.
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by crumpled 12y ago
That is pretty lame. But perhaps if it was revised to have the user slide vertically instead of the normal direction it won't be an issue. Or use two buttons and make the user press both of them to start. I agree that Apple is being si
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by crumpled 12y ago
The button wasn't showing up in Chrome on Windows, but when I moved the tag to just after the </canvas>, gave it a z-index:2 and removed that display:none, I could click it. Then the awesomeness began.