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Show HN: My just-released Newsstand app, developed with TypeEngine(techinch.com)
5 points by maguay 13y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 13y ago
It does have wired ethernet, at least according to the presentation I believe.
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by maguay 14y ago
True, re dimensions
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by maguay 14y ago
Really? Perhaps so, but seems a stretch to me. When's the last time anyone bought a square TV?
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by maguay 14y ago
So, what do you make of the new logo, beyond a new typeface and flat, stacked colors in a vaguely rounded square shape?
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by maguay 14y ago
I've been using WooCommerce on WordPress recently to build an eCommerce shop, and keep butting heads with it. It's incredibly hard to theme and tweak. Plus, there's so much WordPress stuff that is redundant in it. It's rather much a mess, a
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by maguay 14y ago
Go for a 13" Air, and max out the ram. I highly doubt you'll regret it. It's an amazing machine, and if you don't really need retina, then it's not that much different than the pro.
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by maguay 14y ago
Congrats Google: you're trying to buy an app as its going down. Practically everyone in Asia has switched to Line, and WhatsApp is definitely not what it was last year.
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by maguay 14y ago
Some awesome CSS for messing up your colleagues' browsing experience for April Fool's day: https://github.com/wesbos/aprilFools.css
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Introducing Adobe Blank(blogs.adobe.com)
68 points by maguay 14y ago|30 comments
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Windows Blue Leaks Online(theverge.com)
3 points by maguay 14y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
I love Fever, and just switched to it. I included it on my own roundup at Web.AppStorm: http://web.appstorm.net/roundups/rssfeeds/google-reader-is-d... . I think people don't mention self-hosted options as much because most people would im
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Photoshop Touch for iPhone: A Disappointment(techinch.com)
1 points by maguay 14y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
Though many online businesses in Thailand let you pay via bank transfer, which can get around the fees in many cases. That's not something that'd work in the US, but it's very common over here.
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by maguay 14y ago
Actually, I've hardly ever seen a new computer come with a full licensed copy of Office. A trial of Office, yes, but not a full-featured edition. Office 2007/2010's 3-seat family editions, though, did get a ton more normal users buying Offi
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by maguay 14y ago
Curious: have you used Microsoft's web Excel in Skydrive? It has enough functions for my basic use, but then, so does Google Docs...
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by maguay 14y ago
Most likely it was a joke...
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by maguay 14y ago
This is making me glad I live in Bangkok. A 5 mile trip would cost less than $3 US, unless traffic is really heavy, and there's enough taxis everywhere that you almost never wait more than 5-10 minutes to hail one curbside. No fancy tech re
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by maguay 14y ago
Actually, I eat that fairly regularly in Thailand, and it's pretty good (and 100% edible) if cooked right :)
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by maguay 14y ago
Except in Bangkok, where I live, the iPhone is still by every indicator the most wanted phone. You see iPhones more often, the iPhone 5 is the most predominantly advertised device by carries themselves, and the iPhone 4 is cheap enough that
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The App Store Needs a Spam Button on Reviews(techinch.com)
1 points by maguay 14y ago|0 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
Another great one: Frank Chimero's "The Shape of Design". More about the design process than design itself, and that makes it all the more applicable to anyone who creates anything at all. http://www.shapeofdesignbook.com
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by maguay 14y ago
Funny thing is, I originally joined Twitter to try to get customer support when it looked like the company I was trying to contact (Vonage, if I remember right) was replying in minutes on Twitter when their email support never got answered
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by maguay 14y ago
FWIW, I run multiple virtual machines (Windows 8, 7, and XP, Ubuntu, and more) on my 2012 MacBook Air 13". I'd run out of space fast using the internal SSD, so instead I have a USB 3 external HD that I run the virtual machines from. Now, I'
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by maguay 14y ago
Why else Ireland? I highly think it was picked for tax purposes.
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Dropbox is going brogue(blog.dropbox.com)
49 points by maguay 14y ago|90 comments
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Windows Blue is Microsoft's future low-cost OS with yearly updates(theverge.com)
11 points by maguay 14y ago|3 comments
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by maguay 14y ago
I'm amazed and excited we're all in such good company. Thought I was the only one who selected text all the time. But then, I but most of us view source often, and hover and look at where links point to before clicking, both things the gene
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by maguay 14y ago
OmmWriter is on Windows too, and is especially great there since there's a dearth of plain writing apps on PCs.
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by maguay 14y ago
I used to use Word daily when I was in college, but since graduating, it's an usual week if I open an Office app more than once a week. I've switched 100% to iWord for the times I need Office stuff, but 99.9% of the time, a plain text edito

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