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by gnoupi 17y ago
There was a story already about it, about a month ago: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=909396
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by gnoupi 17y ago
Not sure Steve Jobs's tendency to criticize is specific to in-house prototypes, though.
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by gnoupi 17y ago
I'm not sure if competition is great on such sites. You want one place to find answers for one topic, like programming-> StackOverflow, sysadmin -> ServerFault. How is community going to benefit from two sites based on the exact sam
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by gnoupi 17y ago
Last time I checked, EE was hiding all actual answers to visitors. It doesn't really qualify as a useful link, then.
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by gnoupi 17y ago
It actually works, when you put 5.99, you see "5" in the confirmation, even putting the amount yourself, you feel like spending less. (Plus, years of such prices everywhere)
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by gnoupi 17y ago
It's really pity that people nowadays consider that there are "blockbuster" games, to pay 50-60 dollars for, and "cheap games", to pay for a cup of coffee price. Originally, the term "indie" was just this, independent developers, without a
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by gnoupi 17y ago
Did you make this total counting Paypal fees ? For example, all 0.01$ orders went only to Paypal, not to them.
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by gnoupi 17y ago
Unless, I guess, a few who will take this occasion to put their lucky numbers.
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by gnoupi 17y ago
You can make as private as you want, but if a message is only for a part of the team, or only like two people, a forum doesn't help.
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by gnoupi 17y ago
A forum doesn't pop in your mailbox, I would say, simply? And it's not personal, it's public.
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by gnoupi 17y ago
Fully true, but how many times you will be able to justify that refactoring to the ones who asked ? Most of times, all they want in a "fast, small new important feature to put in a new menu item". It's hard to make them realize that because
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by gnoupi 17y ago
And again a link for which the only interest is the short, attracting and more or less controversial title.
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by gnoupi 17y ago
Weird article. Looks like some kind of hack. Or a strange prank. (or more simply, a test article which has been submitted to the RSS feed when it was not supposed to)
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"Remember, I gave you the Internet, and I can take it away."(wired.com)
1 points by gnoupi 17y ago|1 comments
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by gnoupi 17y ago
People are wondering who upvoted, I think it's interesting to see that as most people who are upvoting this do it from title. Often people vote from interesting title, then click to read, only after. Title was appealing, expecting some arti
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by gnoupi 17y ago
Downloading an external webserver or ftp is not a problem for most geeks. But it takes configuring, knowing what you're doing, etc. The goal of Opera Unite is rather to bring this possibility, to another audience, to have easily such servic
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by gnoupi 17y ago
And here we have a massive movement from programmers saying "how come ? You are wrong, I communicate well. If you communicate bad, you are bad programmer." Well, that sounds like healthy putting yourself in question, and healthy communicati
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Computers that are really portable (Mar, 1982)(blog.modernmechanix.com)
2 points by gnoupi 18y ago|0 comments
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Gmail's New 'Add Location' Feature Is Too Honest(blog.wired.com)
6 points by gnoupi 18y ago|0 comments
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“Open Here”(usabilityblog.com)
1 points by gnoupi 18y ago|0 comments
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by gnoupi 18y ago
"Mensa approved", or how to advertise more on the "2% of intelligent people" sectarism. "Buy this game, it's dedicated to smart people only!" ... I predict nice success, you know "Mensa level", how to prove yourself smart, playing same game
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Empire Interactive to Produce Mensa-Licensed Video Games(gamasutra.com)
1 points by gnoupi 18y ago|1 comments
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Emerging Issues in In-Game Advertising(gamasutra.com)
1 points by gnoupi 18y ago|0 comments
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Usability For Strategic User Experience(usabilityblog.com)
1 points by gnoupi 18y ago|0 comments
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Legitimacy For Game Developers(gamasutra.com)
3 points by gnoupi 18y ago|0 comments
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Best of Global Game Jam(indiegames.com)
3 points by gnoupi 18y ago|1 comments
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Where's The Cash For Flash?(gamasutra.com)
3 points by gnoupi 18y ago|0 comments
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by gnoupi 18y ago
In my humble opinion, this is simply a command line with defined shortcuts. It may look all great when he uses it, normal, he designed it, with his words, his sentences. But honestrly, after trying this ubiquity for a while, i have difficul
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by gnoupi 18y ago
How to destroy a concept in a few clicks... Besides the main idea, even, i can't even see who this software is addressed to. I mean, looking at the eye-melting advertisement of the first page, I feel like i'm watching some of these blinking
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What makes a "User Experience expert"?(insideria.com)
3 points by gnoupi 18y ago|0 comments

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