liyanchang

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by liyanchang 15y ago
Haha. No doubt. I'm on the w3c mailing list :D
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by liyanchang 15y ago
That's correct. You get to whitelist the files we allow the user to choose. The mimetype should work for things like "text/ " or " " if you want multiple, but I'll look into adding something that takes a list, if that's something that you w
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Also just took a break to look at desktop.ly Very interesting concept, though my desktop is a bit of a mess and probably shouldn't be shared :D
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by liyanchang 15y ago
That's a good thought as I do the same thing in GMail. I'll add it to my personal todos.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Those are for a set of features we have coming down the pipeline. Publish stream would allow us to save the photos back and offline access is for auth'ing just one account for access to all your files. I completely agree with your sentiment
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Qeorge, completely agree. Those are the two aspects that we should really nail so that others don't have to deal with it. I'll be sure to update you when I've learned more about IE and their Javascript engine then I ever wanted to know. I'd
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by liyanchang 15y ago
That's a great thought. Custom stylesheets is on the feature map, but we should also be looking into someway of reducing the facebook double login as well. Thanks for this feature idea.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Right. Our goal is not only to be a great uploading experience, but also to tie in all the cloud services, like Dropbox, Facebook, GMail, etc.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Good to know. Is that something you imagine the developer being able to specify or a user setting?
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by liyanchang 15y ago
We thought it would be fun to use Stripe for something. Nothing touches our site. I guess I don't have much money to steal; I'll look into PayPal for those lucky ones who have assets to protect :D
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Good to know that we aren't the only ones who feel this way. Would love to chat about what you'd use if for, if you have the time.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
We would love to be a webintents provider and it's on the feature list. Part of this is also an effort to spur the webintents forward :D
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by liyanchang 15y ago
That's good to know. Just to be clear, would you like that information at the dialog or would you like the app developer to be able to see it?
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Valid point. We'll get a patch in asap.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Nice; told me what I already know. That I get way too many emails and I reply to way too few.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Did not know that lawyers could use slides in court. Learn something new everyday.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Essentially running a regex and applying colors. Very cool for simple applications. Given how difficult regexs are to write properly, this probably doesn't scale well. Sadly, there isn't a DOM for terminal applications.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
From some side conversations with MIT administration and faculty, professors are the owners of their course material and can distribute it as they please. MITx would be encouraged, with incentives, but a professor would be free to use Udaci
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Some serious attention to detail. Most people would have just used Helvetica, a closely related decedent of Akzidenz-Grotesk, and called it a day.
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by liyanchang 15y ago
Agreed. As a soon to be college grad in CS, I've resigned myself to the spiky world theory and the fact that I'm going to spend the rest of my life in the tech hubs of SF, NYC, and maybe Boston. It's good to see someone is able to hack from
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by liyanchang 15y ago
My guess is that the biggest hurdle isn't the technical challenge but professor retention. I would imagine that some professors sign up but then a big grant or other obligation comes up and they just no longer have the time. Does anyone kno