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mikebracco
11y ago
JibJab | Lead iOS Engineer | Los Angeles, CA | Full-time | Onsite JibJab Bros. Studios is a leading digital entertainment studio based in Los Angeles, CA. From its flagship political and social satires, eCards and Messages, to its kids and
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mikebracco
11y ago
JibJab (Marina del Rey, CA) We're hiring for a bunch of engineering roles. For full details and to apply checkout our job board - http://careers.jibjab.com - Android Engineer - iOS Engineer - Lead Software Engineer - Softwa
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mikebracco
13y ago
For those who have been looking for a native app to use hotkeys check out Alfred ( http://www.alfredapp.com ). With Alfred you can use the workflow feature to control Play Music via hotkeys (which you can use no matter what tab is
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mikebracco
13y ago
I posted question on Quora --> http://www.quora.com/A-B-Testing/What-is-the-architecture-be...
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mikebracco
13y ago
Signatures with any sort of graphics are terribly annoying. Keep it plain text people.
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Don't let your child use Vine says Santa Monica High School to Parents
(pastebin.com)
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13y ago
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mikebracco
13y ago
I'd be interested in knowing how much of that is android vs Samsung's crapware.
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mikebracco
13y ago
Google Voice is down as well right now: https://twitter.com/search/realtime?q=Google%20voice&src...
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Story behind the iPhone's default "Marimba" ringtone
(quora.com)
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13y ago
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mikebracco
13y ago
SendHub team - I'd try to get the developer behind GrowlVoice ( http://www.growlvoice.com ) to support your service or come up with simular Menu Bar interface. It's been one of the most popular paid apps in the Mac App Store for a long time
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mikebracco
13y ago
It reminds me of http://ducksboard.com/
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mikebracco
14y ago
Two observations: 1. Working hard doesn't entitle you to anything. Tired of politicians making this claim. 2. Part of rise in inequality is powered by technology. I'm sure in 1970 you couldn't have created a billion dollar company with 12 p
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14y ago
Sort of off topic but related... I wonder how the homeless will fair when we become a cash-less society. This may be far off but it's inevitable. While initially one might think the homeless will be worse off, I can imagine technology actua
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14y ago
The most appealing and inviting thing about Vine for me is its flat pixel design. There was a great article and debate about flat pixels / skeuomorphism a couple weeks back --> http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5204380
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mikebracco
14y ago
B2C businesses (like mobile carriers) that require customer contracts and/or other "lock in" tactics are destined to die through market disruption. "Lock in" is an artificial way to increase LTV of a customer. Market innovations that reduce
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14y ago
I had the same issue and contacted Google Apps support using PIN of another account I already had. I told them the issue and they basically cleared out all the internal Apps data of the previous domain owner. After 48 hours I was able to se
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mikebracco
14y ago
If you overlay a US map of broadband access on top of counties that voted democrat, the areas with highest broadband vote democrat with slower areas voting republican. It's a crude analysis but interesting.
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People with high speed Internet vote democrat
(plus.google.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
I have DuckDuckGoog as my search engine in Chrome - http://www.duckduckgoog.com . If you add it as your search engine it routes all queries using DuckDuckGo syntax to DuckDuckGo (like !bangs) and all others through Google. Pretty useful.
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14y ago
I don't know if they still have it but http://enjoysthin.gs/ used to have a great way of visually bringing in new content as it came in.
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14y ago
Placing a case on a phone is like putting a plastic cover over your couch. I don't get it personally. Use and enjoy the disposable hardware and then get a new one a year or two later.
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14y ago
I know this is not really the point of the post but on a practical level I'd recommend Text Expander (if on a Mac) to anyone sending repetitive canned responses. Huge time saver.
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14y ago
I was being sarcastic people.
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mikebracco
14y ago
I was being sarcastic here.
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14y ago
Well as Eric Schmidt said, “If you have something that you don’t want anyone to know maybe you shouldn’t be doing it in the first place." ;) http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2011/01/21/top-10-the-quotable-e...
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mikebracco
14y ago
With this announcement by Google, we're at stage in the game were cable company execs hear this --> http://youtu.be/_hHDxlm66dE #finishhim #mortalcombat
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14y ago
This is a cool app. The functionality is not as extensive as this but Path Finder for Mac (Finder replacement) has a featured called "Drop Stack" which essentially allows you to pile files somewhere before you decide what to do with them.
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mikebracco
14y ago
I'd also add a tip to check out the Minimalist Suite http://minimalistsuite.com - It's Chrome extension for Gmail as well as other Google properties that allows you to customize the UI and remove of things you don't use. There are many th
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mikebracco
14y ago
The danger of getting my account shut down is the sole reason I pay $50/year for a Premium Apps account. The ability to call and talk to someone should something go wrong is worth it considering my entire life is in the account.
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mikebracco
15y ago
I feel like the solution isn't paid upgrades but instead monthly/yearly subscription for access in the Mac App Store. The 'appification' of the web is eliminating the idea of major release "versions" of software...it's just an app in consum
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