kule

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by kule 16y ago
I wonder if they are releasing too fast with the iPad - with a mobile phone an annual release cycle makes sense as that market changes so fast and they are subsidised for a lot of people. However the iPad is pretty billed as the future comp
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by kule 16y ago
Slightly unrelated but a really simple change I'd really love to see is the "swipe to unlock" moved to the top of the screen so it's easily answerable with one hand. This way you don't have to crane your thumb down or juggle the phone to a
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by kule 16y ago
I'd never heard of it either I use TextMate usually just having a quick look, for an Alpha, it's surprisingly polished: * Initial theme is great * Undo isn't character based * Split screen/pane * Top-right there is a cool preview of the doc
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by kule 16y ago
Yeah but don't forget you are buying MailChimps' UI for that too. It may not be the best but it's definitely usable for a non-technical user. However for your own custom interface this is going to be the obvious choice.
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by kule 16y ago
I think this works great in some situations however on a site I was working on it fell down when zooming the page and ended up having to revert to the usual image based rounded-corners.
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by kule 16y ago
IE 'feature': http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms531018%28v=vs.85%2...
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by kule 16y ago
It's possibly not as good but this looks like a not-so-advanced version of the same thing: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sleep-cycle-alarm-clock/id320...
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by kule 16y ago
>In fact, with my current startup's application, the user's Password would never even _leave_ the client machine. Javascript would perform an MD5 hash, and the server treats that as the client's password. In some respects it makes you w
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by kule 16y ago
From a bigger picture I can see the issues that are getting people nervous however I really couldn't see Apple cutting off their nose by blocking the usual App installations. From a usability point of view it makes so much sense. Currently
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by kule 16y ago
This seems like a great idea to me - sell the slower processor cheaply to the customer with the promise that they can upgrade it later via a simple code with no hardware changes necessary. The customer can get a performance boost later dow
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by kule 17y ago
He has posted some alternatives too http://github.com/candlerb/string19/blob/master/alternatives... The first suggestion seems like the logical solution to me however I don't need to deal with this stuff on a day-to-day basis...