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lovskogen
14y ago
Young people of today do, or young computer geeks do today? I don't think internet memes is the same as the rock and roll or hippie movement.
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lovskogen
14y ago
Non developers like my mom can extend Firefox to fix a better UI for downloads – and that's and argument for Firefox not to have great defaults?
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lovskogen
14y ago
> It takes <1 hour to write a Firefox extension that modifies its UI Not for anyone using Firefox. Browser software is not just for developers, in fact, the majority of the users is not developers. I think this discussion was from a
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lovskogen
14y ago
OS X postfixes files that are being downloaded with .download – so if you're looking at a file, you should see if it's done or not.
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lovskogen
14y ago
>It's not completely fair to compare Firefox's default design decisions with Chrome/Safari/IE's design decisions, which are more than just defaults. What do you mean by "more than just defaults"?
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lovskogen
14y ago
What info do you need?
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lovskogen
14y ago
You could just drag the images right to your desktop.
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lovskogen
14y ago
You didn't answer his question about monitization. How will the product stay alive?
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lovskogen
14y ago
What if you had to add your opinion everytime you up/downvoted?
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lovskogen
14y ago
It would be great to have a script that setup your machine with all settings, is there a list of all "defaults write" commands somewhere?
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FOSS community phrases that annoy me
(bomahy.nl)
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lovskogen
14y ago
I don't understand, could you give an example?
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lovskogen
14y ago
Never having to know what a USB port is, while still getting your digital pictures into your photo app is great design.
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lovskogen
14y ago
They're now used in cases where mice was used before.
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lovskogen
14y ago
No, but it's an evolution – mice is still needed for power users and pro apps.
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lovskogen
14y ago
Pro apps and power users still needs mice, I need mice for using Photoshop, but I do believe we were discussing Average Joe and his apps.
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lovskogen
14y ago
I think it's a great principle to design from, it challenges one do to better. And: users wouldn't need to know what a USB port is, if the design was self-evident. I don't think reasoning like "must" (or "never") pushes innovation and great
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lovskogen
14y ago
It begets simpler software, which is a win win, at least in my book.
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lovskogen
14y ago
People are buying and using touch devices, and they claim it's easy to use.
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lovskogen
14y ago
Touch screens replaced mice with something that feels more natural.
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lovskogen
14y ago
What do you mean by "but then you can lose files simply because they're covered up with windows"?
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lovskogen
14y ago
There seems to be alot of the comments here pointing out that the users are dumb, or they "just have to learn" – really? Aren't we the ones that should design solutions that are easy to understand, and easy to use?
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lovskogen
14y ago
It's the users own fault? Really? We make products for the users, and they never do anything wrong – and it's never their fault.
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lovskogen
14y ago
Why shouldn't storing files on the desktop be possible?
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lovskogen
14y ago
Geeks = super bright people? Nice pat on our backs. I just came to say that you can put tupperware into a box, but I think most of the time, people just put stuff in one box. Your street and city metaphor seems out of place in this discussi
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lovskogen
14y ago
Cool, where is it?
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14y ago
Yesterday I used the ipfw command to run our product in "slow motion" to spot loading order and if animations started at the right places. Discovered alot of stuff that needs fixing. The ipfw command is for trottling bandwidth, and great fo
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lovskogen
14y ago
Rapid updates doesn't need to be disruptive, look at Chrome. I don't think Firefox users will miss the Update Dialogue if they removed it, and did silent updates as Chrome. Fragmenting into two apps, and keeping an app with slower update cy
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lovskogen
14y ago
I disagree, and I think you're set on the auto-update in Chrome and Firefox on being equal – they're not. Average Joe doesn't care about a update that brings support for a new css selector – but he cares if that update smacks him in the fac
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lovskogen
14y ago
Like Padmapper.
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