damncabbage

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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   As an ex-Yahoo!, this is exactly the sort of thing that cheesed me off while I was still working there. Best memory: not being allowed to use javascript-enhanced sliding panels for pagination, as the reduction in full page refreshes when
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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   > they should at least give 12 - 24 hours for > a startup to react and investigate By which time the phisher has already done the damage and moved on.
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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   Irony: the uxmovement.com site includes "(Required)" in its form field labels. (Ok, ok, they're Wordpress defaults. Still seems slightly hypocritical to go ragging on everyone else while doing it themselves.)
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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   Geez, I didn't know that linking to Reddit from the Digg front page was that big of a deal.
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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   > You can't smell the product when you're in the store, What? Here (Australia), you usually end up with a can put to one side on the shelf that people can spray on their wrist to smell-test.
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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   Morbid curiosity. :-)
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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   I wish I had your confidence. :(
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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   Tech demos or challenges, like what people are submitting for 10K Apart.
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   by damncabbage 16y ago

   Now that's a user-friendly website.
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    by damncabbage 16y ago

    And everybody drives SUVs and sports cars.
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    by damncabbage 16y ago

    My first thought was "Wow, she's an Aussie!", and immediately looked for SoundCloud job postings in the local area. They're all in Berlin. Nuts.
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    by damncabbage 16y ago

    I live in Newtown. Tech-wise, all I can find is a lone computer repair business. I'd love to know if there's anything around here besides cafés, Thai restaurants and cheap share houses. :D