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by dave5104 14y ago
Apple doesn't strike me as a company to skimp on materials though. My initial assumption would have been that they struck better deals for sourcing materials and parts. They're in a damn good position to do that, so I don't see lower prices
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by dave5104 14y ago
The best kind of data! :P
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by dave5104 14y ago
This doesn't really back up his argument, but Nielsen's done all sorts of research on how much people read: http://www.useit.com/alertbox/percent-text-read.html In summary: On the average Web page, users have time to read at most 28% of t
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by dave5104 14y ago
Is it just me, or does there seem to be a plethora of companies named in the form something.io nowadays? Feels like it's the next version of Flickr and all the diminutives missing that 'e'.
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by dave5104 14y ago
Just want to pipe in and say this is a fantastic resource. It's a great place if you have random questions like "Is it better to do this... or this?". Posting lets you tap into the collective previous experiences of tons of fellow UXers, wh
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by dave5104 14y ago
Was pretty fun. I was totally wrong on Coke, though. And I somehow got a 3.14 for Apple? :P Would be cool if the answers were given at the end as well, perhaps side by side with your guesses?
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by dave5104 14y ago
I would argue that just open sourcing the code could have even worse effects on the app/brand than a simple end of life. Clearly if the app in question had a good following, it was a decent product created by folks who knew what they were d
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by dave5104 14y ago
I'm surprised Amazon just hasn't started their own logistics company. With the spread of their warehouses now, is the next logical step becoming their own USPS/UPS/FedEx? I can only imagine what would happen once Amazon takes over the part
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by dave5104 14y ago
Did solving the maze remind anyone of Karel from Stanford's CS106A? :D Ah the memories.
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Dear Browsers: Please implement sharing.(daveluciano.com)
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by dave5104 15y ago
For what it's worth, Nielsen just released an alertbox today about "chrome" and the user experience. http://www.useit.com/alertbox/ui-chrome.html The general gist is that /too much/ chrome is bad, and a good way to fix it could be to temp
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by dave5104 15y ago
Isn't that because the content is only legal to stream in the USA? (e.g. what you'd find on Hulu) It'd technically be illegal to stream it outside of the USA, so it is blocked. That's how I've always assumed that online streaming contract
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Well, you uploaded them in the first place, which means you had a copy at some point. Don't delete that copy.
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by dave5104 15y ago
Actually, CS 241 is now the web security class. This, from what I was told, was a totally different class that was focused more on web development as a whole, rather than web security.