mikerastiello

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by mikerastiello 12y ago
>1Password creates your data file using the password you provided when you first launched the application. This password is not kept anywhere and it is never logged. Furthermore, there is no “back door” mechanism to recover your data or
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by mikerastiello 13y ago
This is a good example of how to turn a good hacker into a bad hacker.
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by mikerastiello 14y ago
My company used this as a model when we built our own solution. I think between our designer and developer we had it designed and built out in 2 or 3 days. Ours also supports file uploads. Once the email is submitted it goes right into our
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by mikerastiello 14y ago
Hold on the "Me" icon to switch accounts. It took me a while to find that.
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by mikerastiello 14y ago
I think the new design: https://twitter.com/twitter is pretty ugly and puts the author's bio and URL in an odd place. The banner image will interfere with that text and make it difficult to read. I'm curious why they didn't roll out this
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by mikerastiello 14y ago
We used that as a jumping off point when we created my company's support portal. We added a contact form and text box for the user to describe the issue, as well as the option to attach a screen shot. Once submitted it creates a ticket in o
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by mikerastiello 14y ago
This should be an option that could be turned off if the premium user wishes.. It should also be set that if the premium user is following the free user the mention would go through normally.
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by mikerastiello 14y ago
I agree, I don't get the appeal either. I never use it on my 13" MBP, whether it's just the laptop or if I have it set up with an external 24" as a second monitor. On my 27" iMac the only time I have a window maximized is when I have iPhoto
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by mikerastiello 14y ago
I have that, too. It is very cool and it's fuuny to watch some people get confused when I give out my address and it's not something they recognize like gmail or yahoo.