mmuro

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by mmuro 14y ago
Other than the styles, I'm not so sure this is much better than the jQuery UI Datepicker.
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by mmuro 14y ago
http://textcaptcha.com/demo
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by mmuro 14y ago
I'm a big fan of logic captchas. Not only are they way more accessible than image captchas, but the frustration factor is not nearly as high.
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by mmuro 14y ago
It'd be nice if I could change what my "display name" is anyways, whether you use Google+ or not (which I don't).
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by mmuro 14y ago
What should have happened is to hand off development and/or ownership of the app to another dev team. Sofa, the team that made Versions and Kaleidoscope, did just that when they were acquired by Facebook. The apps still live on, thanks to
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by mmuro 14y ago
Apparently they've been taking tips from Google. "Sometimes obscure icons with no names? We love that shit.' -- Google UI team
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by mmuro 14y ago
Damn, it was nice knowing you Sparrow. I seriously hope they don't let Google's UI/UX designers anywhere near Sparrow.
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by mmuro 14y ago
Pretty much like ExciteBike. Really well done HTML5 game.
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by mmuro 14y ago
Yet another array function. But, array_column does seem super useful.
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by mmuro 14y ago
Did you seriously just point out all of the blue icons you could find? Regardless of the fact that they would seriously be confused with Sparrow's icon?
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by mmuro 14y ago
No he didn't. Read the post. This was the first sentence: "Almost two years ago I noticed a strange multitouch problem in Mobile Safari with one of my games." He should have learned to adapt instead of wait for a change that obviously was
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by mmuro 14y ago
I just don't understand why this is a problem. If the goal of a web language is to build websites then JUST BUILD WEBSITES. Who honestly still gives a shit what you build it in? If you are into .NET and build .NET sites, then cool. I w
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by mmuro 14y ago
Is this a case of the app getting approved as something else and then the developer turns around and changes something in the meta that doesn't require approval?
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by mmuro 14y ago
Why aren't you already assuming that the majority of those viewers are paying for it?
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by mmuro 14y ago
Quality, yes. Cost, hell no. Dr. Horrible cost over $200k. Game of Thrones costs upwards of $60 million per season .
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by mmuro 14y ago
Some folks are willing to pay for exactly what they want, but they're not willing to pay an additional amount to get content they don't care about. You have the option of buying the DVDs or through iTunes. Using your analogy, they can bu
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by mmuro 14y ago
People that are pirating the show aren't willing to pay. If they were then they'd be subscribed to HBO.
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by mmuro 14y ago
HBO will gladly take your money...through cable. Just because you don't like the delivery method doesn't mean there isn't a way to access the content you want. Compare this to movies. Is it the responsibility of studios to make sure you c
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by mmuro 14y ago
Being able to lock the pseudo class on the inspector is pretty freaking great (though not quite as intuitive to figure out how just yet). Also, a very happy change is that the panels remember what you want to have open. Next on the list sh
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by mmuro 14y ago
This is like saying that you bought a car with power windows but the car manufacturer won't let you roll the windows down with a crank handle.
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by mmuro 14y ago
Matt has said that Tumblr and WordPress can happily co-exist together. One doesn't have to replace the other. The simplification he's talking about is just a UI decision, not a technical limitation.
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by mmuro 14y ago
This is just another example that image CAPTCHA's are a weak spam deterrent and they are great example of dark UI patterns. The benefits of using this kind of system are shrouded in the user's cost.
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by mmuro 14y ago
Even though I rely less and less on Adobe products as time goes on, I really like seeing their design process for coming up with these icons and splash screens.
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by mmuro 14y ago
"Much as I love Panic, I’ve never used Coda" Just stop reading the article after this because whatever is said doesn't matter. If you aren't the audience for Coda and have never used it, then you aren't going to want their updates. "Althou
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by mmuro 14y ago
Here's one disgruntled customer who doesn't miss Netflix at all. Redbox fills the void nicely and it's way cheaper for my viewing habits.
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CSS Prefixes could be replaced with Vendor Tokens(meyerweb.com)
6 points by mmuro 14y ago|0 comments
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by mmuro 14y ago
If you really want to reduce the amount of JavaScript you write for validation, you should be using the jQuery Form Validation plugin. I know it's an extra but who cares. It's totally flexible and you can validate your form in one line
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by mmuro 14y ago
passive income in my experience (app development) is constant work. Whether its blogging to keep traffic up, answering customer support requests, to adding features or new revenue-generating products, etc. I sell a WordPress plugin and I
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by mmuro 14y ago
I totally understand it's way easier to start from scratch. It's a little disappointing to hear that the Firebug team didn't want to play ball. It's not a big deal and I can continue to use Firebug, but the UI decisions still baffle me. S
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by mmuro 14y ago
I don't know how Mozilla came to the conclusion that their Web inspector is actually usable. The HTML doesn't appear when inspecting (no, that takes an extra click). The CSS appears in an extra vertical sidebar taking up even more room on

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