imissmyjuno

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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
text handling and CMYK support are not essential? Personally, I find lack of non-destructive color adjustments ie adjustment layers a deal breaker
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
I've finished that book and I think it could be edited down to a quarter of its length. useful but the page count is highly inflated
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Is this an established theory? Out of curiosity, I'm interested in sources.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
UI nag: the fixed header is not functional (how often do people search a blog)?
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
That is a very presumptuous observation. Reviews are subjective by definition. I have also spent a certain sum of money buying apps I could not return, despite the great reviews. For instance, many apps have very backwards UI's that I have
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Which is terrible UI. I don't think we're disagreeing so much as diverging on the definition of what constitutes an issue here.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
The last point is a great idea. I've had my NAS Time Machine backup get corrupted and TM forcing me to redo a full backup a few times now to the point of me abandoning it entirely..
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Agreed. Reminds me of the list headers in iOS, e.g. in the Address Book.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Surely you can't say that about `git branch -d` vs. `git rm` and other puzzling inconsistencies.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
No, but the first thing I did was check to see if every button was a table. Was not disappointed.
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Pin as App doesn't work(ohnotaga.in)
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
That's the downside of keeping your data in a service. This is a conceptual problem due to the lack of agreed upon data protocols. Google Reader has highlighted the issue well, and more services are to follow I'm sure. This is an issue that
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
The only thing I can think of is to set up contact, calendar etc. sync to Google (via ActiveSync or otherwise). Calendars won't magically transfer over since they're assigned to a particular calendar, on iCloud in your case, but contacts sh
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
I don't know anything about Core Data so pardon my ignorance. How has Apple marketed Core Data? I'm asking because the issues you've mentioned are solved well by SQLite, but perhaps that's because Core Data wasn't designed to be used in any
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Where does euro fit in?
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Being in it for the money is not the same as caring about your well-being. I have no trouble imagining someone who does not care about money but cares greatly about their well being.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
That's not the point. The point is that I don't want to try the product until I know what it does…
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
>I also like that your demo is somehow hidden I don't. I opened the page, stared at the massive QR code, tried to get an idea about the product based on the right-hand side list, and closed the page still unsure how the product works ex
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
But it has won nevertheless. The question then is what we are to do to move the web into the realm of applications. I don't have an answer, but one advantage mobile apps hold is UI standardization. There is no one right way to build an app
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
There is typically nothing stopping you from using your email as a username, though. I like the freedom of using either, to be honest.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Such as the parent link of this post…
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
I've been waiting for years and i'll wait until the day there is an offline mode or a patch. It's the principle.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Some great insight, but I do wonder if it was ghost-written. Courtney certainly didn't give up her Prada pants, nor has she fully quit the machine: in 2004, she released a solo LP on Virgin records, and in 2010 she released another as part
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
And your car is powered by corporate gasoline. And Tim Berners-Lee was using a corporate NeXT box. There is still a degree of freedom that Internet provides, and it's our duty to keep it at the same level or greater.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
I was going to say. Disabling hjkl makes moving between word wrapped lines impossible
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
Indeed, mseebach's answer is really saying that those metrics are irrelevant to him .
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
> I'm sick of being given life advice by weathly, privileged Americans who think they're wise because they've made it to their thirties without massively fucking anything up. Eek.
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
A somewhat unrelated conceptual question: if Chrome is putting web apps alongside desktop apps, what does that do for usability of apps on a platform in general? If a web app was created to emulate a native OS UI, wouldn't that be taking a
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
What about iOS and Android? One is a Unix, the other a Linux. If you mean in the "truly open-source" fashion, then it's entirely up to the UI when it comes to the masses. I've personally never liked Unity due to very inconsistent buggy UI,
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by imissmyjuno 14y ago
What's wrong with hedonism? Or am I misreading what you're saying.

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