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by generalseven 14y ago
Yes, I originally misread it, and edited my reply.
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by generalseven 14y ago
Clever, despite the flippant title, they make a point: "It is clear that this annoying and utterly useless website is designed to nothing more than channel political activism into a cul-de-sac, and therefore we request you stop this irritat
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by generalseven 14y ago
It's a very different world. The stakes are higher, both risk and reward, but some of the most important similarities remain. Those two guys named Steve were just a couple of law-breaking hippy hackers before they went on to build that comp
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by generalseven 14y ago
Two answers: - Theoretical discussions about UX are often meaningless. Create wireframes and UX test them. - Look in UX pattern databases to help you decide what to test. Sometimes your design choices will have previous significance to yo
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by generalseven 14y ago
Ditto comments about design, wall of text, layout, logo, etc. Also add one or more photo to illustrate what your service does; maybe include a beauty salon, appointment book, salon employees at work, etc. Make your best call to action easy
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by generalseven 14y ago
This article says Chris Tolkien hasn't spoken to the press in about 40 years. Consider what the hacker community was like forty years ago, and the meaning that LOTR had to this community forty years ago compared to now. I could be wrong, bu
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by generalseven 14y ago
So then we could have some items that could be banned in virtual worlds that were allowed in the real world. And other items that could be banned in the real world but that were allowed in the virtual world.
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by generalseven 14y ago
While the current CA system is widely acknowledged to be broken, this seems like the emperor's new clothes. Is this the best technology we have?