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by mattkrea 13y ago
It was a significant improvement. Hardware was much better all around. The biggest thing for me was that even as a recent device I still see a noticeable screen lag as I scroll on it. Of course the rest of the problems are OS-related (even
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Not yet. I believe the most recent (tablet or phone) was the Nexus 2. I did hear nice things about the One however. EDIT: I was referring to the Nexus tablet that came out not long ago (though we do have a Nexus 7 at the company also)
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by mattkrea 13y ago
"The only thing iOS does to improve is steal old ideas from Android and other operating systems." Every time I see this I get irritated. What Apple does is take technology out there and do it better than anyone else. This is why t
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by mattkrea 13y ago
For me it seemed to have problems syncing, forgot my password frequently, and just various other problems. I tried it very early on and then again recently--my more recent issues were more than it is almost too busy when compared to Mail.ap
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Bought this and about a week later ended back with Mail.app. Airmail has some nice features, a really slick UI, etc but it bugged out with my Gmail account enough for me to not want to tolerate it.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Haha this is great
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by mattkrea 13y ago
This is most of the case for me but unfortunately our company isn't going to rewrite internal systems just for me ;-)
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Nice. Not all that compelling because the bigger problems for Linux as a daily driver aren't covered (for me anyway) but highlights some features I did not previously know where fairly ubiquitous across window managers.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Exactly my thoughts. I've paid previously but have since moved to Treehouse for that reason.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Interesting. They don't seem to be adding enough content to justify this IMO.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Why?
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Hah, that's the funniest part of this. Back when I was watching CSPAN during all of the initial revelations Feinstein was totally into all of this horrible shit that is going on.. now that the rest of the world is upset she's sudd
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Codeschool and/or Treehouse + reference books will help out most.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
When everyone else is the world is breaking more and more about how invasive these programs are a .mil blog is reporting otherwise. Hmm..
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Part of the problem for me has always been the absurd pricing schemes. When I buy a Macbook I'm paying for the labor, yes, but also the resources used in its construction. For software, especially in the enterprise, it was usually writ
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by mattkrea 13y ago
What people can do in CSS3 blows my mind. I love this!
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Isn't it a lot more simple in most cases? For example on the web e.loaded / e.total... just how much was done vs how much is total to get a percentage completed for an upload.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Out of curiosity what made you leave Apple (or consider it)? This is coming from a former die-hard MS guy turned Apple fan boy. It's like Apple took what I love (*nix) and just made the best desktop experience for it. Yeah, I hate the
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by mattkrea 13y ago
That's enough for me to use identicons for little sites I make going forward.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I actually just switched over to this method. The process of switching all of my accounts want rather painless actually--I was very happy to see that.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Better article: "Millions of people still using Yahoo mail."
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Very much so. That was only for referencing that group of domains--not specifically .io but the other country TLDs. Worth a look.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Other than looking around for others (country TLDs like .io) which might fit your market or product I would personally go with the .net. Depending upon your market I would imagine you'd see a lot of traffic intended for your site to go
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by mattkrea 13y ago
I guess I should clarify that the bigger point here is that I largely disagree with much of what he said. "But there’s also a “death tax” as it were, where whenever your player dies, you have to pay your hospital bills of about 5% of y
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Hah. Agreed. I had hoped this would relate to things that might actually be possible.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
No, I understand. That works for some people. I was merely looking at it from the other side. That dose of reality is what makes GTA work for me.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
So someone can't just be amazed at the attention they paid to detail but has to bitch that it's not as entirely ridiculous as Saints Row? Saints Row lost me because they couldn't take themselves seriously at all whereas GTA s
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by mattkrea 13y ago
There is a lot of great stuff posted that never hits the front page.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
"To serve and protect" Excellent work.
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by mattkrea 13y ago
Not to mention I have to question anyone that is saying a Microsoft product is more usable than literally anything. I look at IIS vs Apache || Nginx daily and IIS severely irritates me.

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