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by lessnonymous 14y ago
This breaks usability like crazy. You have to click on something to edit it, then you have to select the content. I'm sure there's some place where this might be useful (madlibs?) but it's not a usable replacement for a good form.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Does it work with mobile browsers?
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
1. It' still in production: http://techzinglive.com/ 2. It's on the list Edit: Oh, you mean the specific collection of their previous casts. I guess you could say they're not in production any more because that list is a "best of"
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Thanks for the hint on Start8 .. looks really good!
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
I live on the start menu. It's how I launch all apps. And by typing their name. What part of moving to Win8 required that it no longer fit? I've installed a third party app now, though it's sub-optimal and I'll probably go hunting for some
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
SO .. where can I find the windows menu? That's how I launched apps. And normally by name by typing.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
I'd guess they've licensed libraries or patents from the non-open source world or developer their own that they're not willing to release.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
My immediate thought too .. that said "Kingswood" would actually be a good name for a clothing company. It's related to Holden but not in any way that could possibly breach trademark laws as it's a totally different industry. (Though GM-Hol
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Hi Paul, thanks for your reply, and congrats on the campaign! Forgive my scepticism around the product, instead take it as a sign of respect from someone in marketing ;-D > As someone who lives with three adult roommates who all have S.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
I love that someone who HASN'T ordered one actually has a better real-life reason for using one! Yes, I can see that temporary access would be a good use-case. But it's probably cheaper to buy more swipe cards or keys at the office than pay
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
1. Faster than keys? Wow .. you need faster keys .. it's WAY faster for me to pull my key out of my pocket than my phone. And I don't have to unlock my phone, find the app, launch it and anything else the app needs me to do (PIN?) 1b. That'
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
So .. it stops physical keys from working?
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
This is bananas! Please, someone who has reserved one .. WHY do you need to open your deadbolt from anywhere other than your front door? Do you often find yourself down the street / at work / in an overseas hotel with the need to open the d
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Are you accepting Angel Funding? I'll send you a WHOLE BOX of Ramen for 10% equity.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Don't panic. I have exactly the same products.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
This app is an AWESOME idea. I wonder if there's any other verticals that it could be adapted to. Maybe conferences? Funerals? Religious services? How about fitness? I do fun-runs and I would KILL to have playlists for warm up, first 1km, m
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
The OP doesn't give an example of these questions. If you're explaining the game of 'Go' to me and I stop you and say 'Tell me about a time you achieved success' then I would expect 100% of candidates to stop talking about Go and start answ
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
(Ignoring all the safety stuff in other replies) These are tunnels over 3km long. You can't have cops down there without breathing apparatus - even if the extractors were safely operating.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
In many cases I'd agree. But this one has a little bit of historical context. This is how Salesforce marketed themselves. Benioff's book "Behind the cloud" talks about doing exactly this to disrupt the status quo.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
The amazing thing for me is that the Google Maps App on my original iPhone 3G was way better than this new one.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Or at least update your style guide so the logo is "Yahoo!" but when in text it's ok to say "Yahoo". Copywriting rule number one: If you have to use an exclamation point, you need to reword the sentence. "He's fast, strong and can jump!" v
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Is there any intention to add machine learning to the system so it can realise I never read email from particular people, but that something from a particular user I'm all over it?
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Oh, thanks. Now I get it. I think the problem was I missed that this was a reply to pg's acquiescence. It was several pages down by the time I read it so the joke was lost.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
Absolutely agree, but with one high-value request: If Monday needs half a lettuce, Tuesday needs to use the other half. By the end of the week I don't want a fridge full of leftovers.
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
"So there I was .. installing some blinds ..
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
You can 'connect' with anyone at all on LinkedIn. I don't see what the news is here, or why you need a hack. I just did a company search for Register.com, opened their page, click to see employees and every single one of them has a 'Connect
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by lessnonymous 14y ago
If you're involved in this project, please fix one thing on your website: What on earth is this? You need a simple statement of what the project actually achieves for me, not random promises of "versioning" or pictures of calendars. I've no