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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Careful with that if you are based in Europe, 20 is not enough for some countries.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Does this take into account inflation? It could be that they are actually decreasing with inflation. I don't think it's like that but I'm just curious.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
I really like yours but is there any reason why you don't add more elements to the page (icons, images, different text sizes)?
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Thank you for being so clear (and open) about it, makes me want to try it and maybe transfer everything there. I have a quick repair only. If you see your site with Chrome on Windows 7, there's something about the text that doesn't feel rig
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Sorry for asking this under such a nice idea but what happens to those who have domains with a company that goes out of business?
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
It is but since it's only the title it's mostly okay.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Double-clicking also works as explained in the article: "Double-click any tab heading to collapse the ribbon so that it looks indistinguishable from a traditional menu bar."
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Can't be a Windows thing since it's been like that for so long I can't even remember (Windows 3.1 maybe?).
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
While I completely agree with your point, I have to mention Facebook app is not the best example. It's slow/sluggish and buggy every now and then. I still prefer it to the one on the TouchPad but wish it was more reliable.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
On the upside you have the amazing breadcrumbs... I do prefer Windows 7's explorer to any other version before.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
He also points how Finder works today failing to realise Windows has been like that for a while with Libraries: http://www.file-extensions.org/imgs/articles/1/69/microsoft-...
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Now that you say it, maybe there is no difference between selecting one or the other? Well, there's at least one difference, some sites add a certain amount if you pay by credit card, right?
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Or maybe we should think twice about saying things like "your kids are being killed at school". I am open to suggestions but I have never heard about a book causing mayhem in a couple of minutes.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
It's almost like that but times have changed. In 1938 it was mainly a broadcast of a message which then wasn't easy to broadcast again by the people. Nowadays you broadcast something and in a couple of minutes it can reach the whole country
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
"My opinion is backed up with experience that problems end up being caused by people choosing "mastercard" but entering a visa number (for example)." I can back this up and I am pretty far way from being ignorant on this matters. The proble
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
The "tweet" button is completely out of place, I guess some people can fill all the inputs and click on it by mistake.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Yap. Just went this morning to the depot closer to my home which is around one hour away (and that's because I use the DLR, otherwise I would walk for maybe those 90 minutes you talk about). This for two DVDs... I'm avoiding buying stuff be
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
And this is actually news since they always said the old UI would be there. I agree, this is the way to go.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
"I just hope Amazon is able to give their Android tablet a clean and modern design. I still think that the Amazon Kindle is one of the most ugly gadgets on the market, despite its mega success." First the Windows Explorer and now this. Desi
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
I completely understand what you are saying but I have my doubts having a design centralization is the way to go. We see now that OSX is getting closer and closer to iOS thus getting OSX less usable and discoverable (try to use Finder only
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
You don't fancy Metro UI? It's easy to say Microsoft is this or that but in the end we are talking about a big company with many things going on. Windows Phone 7 is good, as is Xbox, and these came from the same company that does some other
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
A more web-ish example: a static jpg banner with 900x400 was 46KB and got compressed into 35KB (reduction of 1.3x). Another similiar banner with 43KB resulted in a compressed 29KB (1.5x smaller). This is very good!
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
But they are not shown by default on Vista or 7 (which I guess is where their data comes from).
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
I understand your point but if it's only there 5% of the time then it kind of changes something, right? I like the idea and it makes sense design-wise (as in the hierarchy of commands from the most used to the not used at all) but after all
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
I guess that partly explains the reason behind the single mouse button on Apple computers for quite some time.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Here's an image from the Microsoft article for those who don't know what it looks like in Windows 7: http://blogs.msdn.com/cfs-file.ashx/__key/communityserver-bl... Small nitpick: "Burn" doesn't show if you click on the main options of th
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
How did you find it? Honest question, had no idea about it until now...
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
It's a context menu, it isn't always there, just when you select something that have special options.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
I'd guess most Microsoft apps have hundreds of buttons as well. 99% of them are not shown by default but you can customise it to your own taste, that's why there are so many of them.
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by iaskwhy 15y ago
Extending your comment with some words from the article: "If you collapse the ribbon (double-click the tab, or click the Minimize arrow on the right side of the ribbon), you get even more vertical real estate with our new approach." I doubl

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