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by jads 10y ago
Always like seeing these types of projects. One piece of feedback: that gif of the process needs to be recreated. It's far too quick and the erroneous key strokes and typing/deleting is really confusing. Recreate the gif, but make
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by jads 10y ago
In what possible way has this Mac-only app killed PDF? looks at OP's bio >Marketing, Advertising, Online, Social media, PR, Events, Guerilla Thought so.
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by jads 10y ago
>this would be an easy win It'd be far from easy. The cost and magnitude of a project like this would be enormous for the entire subway system, and the MTA is not without bureaucracy. As others have pointed out, the subway has far m
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by jads 10y ago
I can't tell if this is supposed to be a parody piece or is genuine. Some of the article makes no sense, or is pretty inaccurate. For example, FireWire usage was very low by the time it was killed. There would definitely have been a se
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by jads 10y ago
This submission's title is misleading. The article (under a more accurate title) doesn't explain why it was changed, only that it has changed.
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by jads 10y ago
In the UK, it's not the case. Most have carts that have no such feature, though a good proportion do. From my own anecdotal experience living in less desirable areas, the use of the coin system tends to be in areas that would be more l
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Some new features to Apple's platforms that didn't make the keynote(jordanmerrick.com)
4 points by jads 10y ago|0 comments
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by jads 10y ago
I remember this - I'd often try this with most CD-based games, PlayStation ones in particular used CD audio for game soundtracks.
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by jads 10y ago
This isn't really evidence that it's possible to make an engine that can crumple. In fact, quite the opposite. This particular Corsa B (93-2000) was a 1.4i (1.4L engine) - the physical dimensions of the engine are extremely small[
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by jads 10y ago
I see what you're trying to say, but you need to understand that those "distractions" or "drawbacks" you refer to about remote workers also exist, differently, for office workers. This does sound personal and simply
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iCloud 2nd Class Mail(jordanmerrick.com)
3 points by jads 10y ago|0 comments
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by jads 11y ago
My Facebook feed has become the equivalent of Fwd: Fwd: Fwd: THIS IS A MUST SEE. Any personal status updates are lost in the sea of garbage and the "Share now" button is almost certainly to blame. Many older members my family who
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by jads 11y ago
Having lived in London for a number of years before moving to NY in Jan, I have an intense, burning hatred of cab companies (whether it's the London black cab or New York's yellow cab). I will always, always use Lyft/Uber whe
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On the Embedded Apple SIM(jordanmerrick.com)
1 points by jads 11y ago|0 comments
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by jads 11y ago
Transmission wasn't on the Mac App Store, though the app was signed. Apple offers developers the ability to sign their apps distributed outside the Mac App Store to certify them as an Apple-identified developer https://devel
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Making My Way Through the iTunes Store's Border Control(jordanmerrick.com)
1 points by jads 11y ago|0 comments
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by jads 11y ago
"Good news, everybody. Further reports indicate the bug doesn't delete the folder, just the contents. So, all that needs to be done is to make a protection folder one time." Oh great! I'm glad it just deleted the files b
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by jads 11y ago
Spoke too soon, it's now even deleting files on sign in https://twitter.com/backblaze/status/698235688941187075
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by jads 11y ago
It gets worse, it'll also remove visible folders that have spaces at the start of names https://twitter.com/backblaze/status/698229651899092993
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Replicating the Huffduffer service in Workflow for iOS(jordanmerrick.com)
3 points by jads 11y ago|1 comments
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Looking Back on the iPod + HP(jordanmerrick.com)
1 points by jads 11y ago|0 comments
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by jads 11y ago
This looks great. Any plans to support (or at least provide an option for) using Safari view controller? Maybe even with reader mode as a default option (Tweetbot does this) which would probably eliminate the need for Readability.
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A static site generator for iOS using Workflow(jordanmerrick.com)
3 points by jads 11y ago|0 comments
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by jads 11y ago
Actually, this statement is kind of wrong - it's only the printers fault if it sabotages the cartridges. What if it doesn't? It could be the case that the cartridge was faulty, I wouldn't assume all printers sabotage cartridg
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by jads 11y ago
True, but limiting their system to first-party bulbs will likely mean a higher resolution rate and avoids the dreaded "sorry, you're going to have to speak to the bulb manufacturer". There's nothing more toxic to a custo
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by jads 11y ago
Since tech-savvy folks tend not to contact support, I'd wager this would've been viewed as significant.
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by jads 11y ago
That's exactly my point, the majority of people who do contact support are just average consumers. If removing third-party bulb support means a better experience for everyone and reduces the burden of support overall (both for users ha
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by jads 11y ago
I've worked in tech support for many years, and the vast majority of people would blame the PC manufacturer or the operating system for the problems. I spent many years on the Genius Bar (back in the PowerPC and early Intel days) and
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Creating charts and graphs on iOS using Workflow(jordanmerrick.com)
1 points by jads 11y ago|1 comments
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A Collection of iOS Tips and Tricks(jordanmerrick.com)
2 points by jads 11y ago|0 comments

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