d5tryr

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by d5tryr 15y ago
Whining? Just make an app store? I don't know which is worse the stupid complaint or the absurd solution?
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by d5tryr 15y ago
BIG space doesn't solve the exponentially-reproducing colonist issue though...
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by d5tryr 15y ago
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/80beats/2009/07/29/crowdso...
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by d5tryr 15y ago
Agreed on it being a terrible article. Way too many 'clever' turns of phrase. Why make a statement when you can juxtapose some pop culture references? Seems much more of an act of self indulgence than the condemning of one... But as for
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by d5tryr 15y ago
That first example is pretty terrible though, the cancel button looks like it's inactive in one version and like the app is broken in the second...
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by d5tryr 15y ago
Understandable too. I don't want code that hasn't been curated breaking my ipad...
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by d5tryr 15y ago
Just downloaded it, and it's fine with the software keyboard (even has a row of custom keys at the top for it's code editor, so in context it's a more featured keyboard for this specific app).
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by d5tryr 15y ago
"we worked together for nearly 15 years and he still laughed at the way I said aluminium"
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by d5tryr 15y ago
The more organisations turn to advertising to monetize their products and services, the more valuable products and services without advertising will become.
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by d5tryr 15y ago
I wonder if there is a correlation between IQ points and the number of item in the 'no. of things I can do on a smartphone' lists that linkbait authors write. "You can call people, browse the web, take photos, send text messages, and play A
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by d5tryr 15y ago
You answered your own question - "Let's ignore entirely whether that's a contract violation and just focus on whether it's fair."
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by d5tryr 15y ago
You're forgetting 3.) Both these groups of people are happy to be, and be perceived as, creepy.
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by d5tryr 15y ago
What is the thumbs up and thumbs down for?
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by d5tryr 15y ago
The point is to have someone make a statement, on record, that they take responsibility for the issue.
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by d5tryr 15y ago
This is great! Though i'd contest the assertion that it uses my 'favourite graphics editor', my 'graphics editor' would be more appropriate ;)
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by d5tryr 15y ago
Icons, logos and marketing stuff are all very different tasks. Many designers will specialise in just those particular disciplines. To take them all on and expect to execute them in a manner which is professional and not distracting, is a
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by d5tryr 16y ago
I'd love to know if there was a list too.
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by d5tryr 16y ago
That may absolve the app of responsibility, doesn't make the UI any better though.
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by d5tryr 16y ago
That is an unfair caricature. I can't think of any designer who has ever said something so absurd.
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by d5tryr 16y ago
I'm probably being a bit too pedantic. I just don't see why the author would choose to use the loaded term 'normal people' instead of just 'people'. edit: Unless he was being lazy and hanging his argument on an unfair caricature. Which I be
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by d5tryr 16y ago
'Muggles' I prefer, at least it's sincere. The problem I have with the term 'normal people' is that it is a polite way of referring to 'the unwashed masses'. Which isn't a polite thing to say no matter how you phrase it. In the context of
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by d5tryr 16y ago
'normal' people? Normal people is a pointless term. You may as well just say people. Saying 'These things weren't difficult for me, but they're a pretty big hurdle for people.' would sound horrible and arrogant, but at least it would be ho
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by d5tryr 16y ago
Sorry I let this go a little too long without checking it, but just in case... The sparrow UI only shows one label in it's main list view, and then only the colour of said label. If you use labels to assist in scanning your inbox, then mul
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by d5tryr 16y ago
I use labels a lot, Sparrow's solution for labels is inadequate.
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by d5tryr 16y ago
I work at a large public library that actively encourages work of all kinds within. Free wifi, power points for recharging laptops (indoors and in the gardens surrounding), free bookable meeting rooms, designated quiet and non-quiet areas,
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by d5tryr 16y ago
Those videos don't play on my iPhone, vimeo mentions there is no mobile version, so a text summary of those videos would be helpful for scanning...
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by d5tryr 16y ago
I thought i saw a snake while i was cleaning out houses on haig rd. in milton, but it turned out to be a very confused fish!
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by d5tryr 16y ago
that would be brilliant and uesful advice if we had a time machine...
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by d5tryr 16y ago
I've been cleaning up after a flood disaster for the past few days, the most amazing technology i've seen in that time is the bobcats and their drivers. It takes 10-15 people a few hours to empty a house of all it's waterlogged belongings o
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by d5tryr 16y ago
Interesting read, I'd love to get the same insight in to the Assassin's Creed team's methods...

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