joshma

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by joshma 15y ago
Looks like they read the big yellow disclaimer: Your account is managed by ____.com. Your administrator can access, modify or delete your data at any time without your permission. -Learn more-
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by joshma 15y ago
If you've seen the other videos, they seemed to have heard users' concerns. There's a dropdown to control density, and on top of that density is automatically adjusted based on windows size. So shrinking a window naturally causes the UI to
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by joshma 15y ago
I'm sick of these posts. What I got out of the article was "I think I know how Google should design its product, and thus I deem decisions not in agreement to be total bullshit." Personally, I prefer to respect the work they've put into the
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by joshma 15y ago
I assume you mean FB lists, as the groups feature is quite different. /pedantic
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by joshma 15y ago
Is there any reason why Microsoft isn't going after Google? I recall reading somewhere that it's because Google isn't actually producing the phone. Can anyone confirm this, or is just cowardice?
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by joshma 15y ago
According to Chris Chabot (Developer Advocate at Google), "We're only just starting down the road of the Google+ project, but we love our Google Apps users so please stay tuned" [from comments on http://techcrunch.com/2011/06/28/google-plu
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by joshma 15y ago
I don't think joblessjunkie is criticizing the command key (I personally don't mind either the Windows or Mac placement). He's saying that the ctrl and the fn key (used to access the function keys instead of brightness/expose/volume/etc) sh
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by joshma 15y ago
"I'm no programmer and can't speak to the qualitative differences of writing software with JSON versus Big Table." That's just embarrassing.
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by joshma 15y ago
I'm inclined to agree. Dropbox has made some hard decisions to be so simple and easy to use, decisions probably made after a lot of usability testing. (Smaller) open source projects usually don't have this luxury.
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by joshma 15y ago
What I get from this article is a) apt-get is awesome and b) there's subcategories in the launcher. I completely agree that apt-get is great, and subcategories aren't bad either. However, this has nothing to do with "app stores." apt-get ha
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by joshma 16y ago
And why should he mention Apple? It's not like he's making a pro-patent argument and just failing to address a huge counterexample. He's disagreeing with Google's behavior - should he take the chance to bash every large company other there?
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by joshma 16y ago
Maybe you should try this new idea of not overdramatizing to create link bait. :-)
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by joshma 16y ago
What exactly is the best refrigerator test? Searching for it on other sites (Google, Wikipedia) just return refrigerator results in the former and nothing really useful in the latter...
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by joshma 16y ago
Oh wow, that makes a lot of sense actually. Sorry for my bias, snobby iphone user here.
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by joshma 16y ago
Suggestion, change * for commands to something else. I like to use * to correct typos.
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by joshma 16y ago
Ouch, does Your Groups work? I typed in my mobile number and it said it couldn't be found, now it's alerting THROTTLE since I probably tried too many times haha.
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by joshma 16y ago
pak definitely knew what an iTouch was, and I similarly cringe when I hear people refer to it like so.
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by joshma 16y ago
Awesome idea, maybe biased because my friend and I were talking about a similar idea maybe just a week ago. :) Maybe some way to import contacts? Not sure if it's overkill, but maybe worth considering.
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by joshma 16y ago
I get all kinds of crazy widths in chrome - check the width on your elements.
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by joshma 16y ago
What the speaker said went along the lines of "after awhile the engineers settled on 48." It seemed like there wasn't a clear reason behind it, although my lack of chem knowledge could be why.