mnicole

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by mnicole 14y ago
MySpace was just as integrated into people's lives at the time. LiveJournal is still a behemoth and houses an innumerable amount of thriving communities. I would go so far to say that with Zuckerberg at the helm, people will continue to be
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by mnicole 14y ago
Great starting point, I'd love to see females on there. Not sure what it takes to meet the developer status, but you might have good luck with lovely ladies like @divya, @leaverou, @Sunfeet22, @stephaniehobson, @zahnster, @denisejacobs. To
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by mnicole 14y ago
Is it necessary to collect emails before even being able to trial? I'd like to give this a shot, but that's a barrier I'm not breaking.
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by mnicole 14y ago
I'm on the outside, I don't know any of these firms. If this is how important they think experience is, I don't want to work with them.
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by mnicole 14y ago
I will never understand this mentality. A website is a storefront, it creates trust. Do you want your portfolio company working out of a basement, a shack?
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by mnicole 14y ago
Great example; the new Ars Technica gives me a headache. It's clean, but it is impossible to read and harder to navigate. I've been meaning to redesign it myself for fun.
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by mnicole 14y ago
By telling the original authors you'll be sure to 'steer clear' of them in the future for being upset that they weren't credited until it made you look like an ass? Yikes.
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by mnicole 14y ago
I was told to do this by HR after complaining of similar symptoms, citing that I would be 'completely refreshed' afterwards. Two weeks later, I didn't want to come back. Six months and multiple random days off to balance work/life later, I
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by mnicole 14y ago
I would love this. Sign me up.
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by mnicole 14y ago
Not to be an ass, but the first thing I questioned when I came to the site was "If this is the best design they could come up with, what does that mean for the education?" Sign up and design failure aside, I question what this site will do.
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by mnicole 14y ago
It's the chunky, rounded typeface. It makes it look gimmicky.
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by mnicole 14y ago
But the VIP Lounge at SFO!?
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by mnicole 14y ago
To be fair, you'd equate this to Facebook's own integrated ecosystem (groups, events, marketplace) -- not your friends. There's benefits to having my friends and I both on iOS (iMessage, etc.), but the deciding factor for a social network
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by mnicole 15y ago
Keep working on it, but use their app too. See what it does and doesn't do that yours would have. Use it to continue to add features to yours that you would build into theirs to perfect it. Watch their reviews, see what people like and don'
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by mnicole 15y ago
Being able to get the job done doesn't mean it is getting done right. If they lied about something so easily verifiable, why would you trust that they're not lying to you about something more important? What does that say about your screeni
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by mnicole 15y ago
No, what he's saying is that mods need to only be able to mute users, not kick them. Kicking someone out of the room they want to be in only hurts your service -- not the room -- because they won't have any interest in visiting the other ro
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by mnicole 15y ago
Ah, I love when you can tell from someone's portfolio that they didn't design their own website. Sorry this keeps happening to you, it's so silly all these copycats come out of the woodwork after your site(s) are profiled on siteinspire/et
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by mnicole 15y ago
Agreed. We did this with LESS for the brand palettes on http://www.evanta.com (ignore the awful homepage/logos) and it saved us a lot of time that let me experiment with other techniques and tweaks that I wouldn't have been able to get to
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Those are great, cheald, nice work.
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This. I recently sent a screenshot to them after 2-3 people were booted for disagreeing with the way a mod was handling the room. I'd been visiting that room on and off for nearly a year, and had never seen this person before. They sent me