mojowo11

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by mojowo11 14y ago
Could not agree more. I've driven a Zipcar probably about three times a month for the last three years and they've been great. One time the garage where the car was supposed to park wouldn't open (I was returning it). I called them, they sa
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by mojowo11 14y ago
"As for sociopathic, so what? Didn't you know that most CEOs are sociopaths?" I would ask for a source here, but I already know that you don't have one, you're regurgitating some pop-psych nonsense you once heard that sounded interesting an
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by mojowo11 14y ago
The logos were so similar that when I opened them in tabs, I began to question whether the original post was a joke. I'm still not really sure what's going on.
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by mojowo11 14y ago
Seems like a good idea for a Gmail Lab down the line.
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by mojowo11 14y ago
> But the relative proportion of those two cases is the matter of scientific studies I guess my point is that I'd like to see a study like this, and I'd like people to stop saying "My case has saved my phone so many times," because nobo
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by mojowo11 14y ago
> So you're asking for proof that a device that is made of solid glass and metal is more fragile when dropped than the same device surrounded by rubber, plastic, leather or another soft material? That is distinctly not what I'm asking f
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by mojowo11 14y ago
Serious question: given that you purchased a case and then dropped the phone in the case, how can you possible claim to know whether the case saved it? All you know is that you dropped your phone with a case on and it didn't break. I see th
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by mojowo11 14y ago
> What’s more, this year Apple decided to go all out and aim for the “best iPhone we’ve ever made,” according to the parade of executives who took the stage Wednesday. Yes, the same executive said the same thing about last year’s iPhone
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by mojowo11 14y ago
I can just picture the anti-skeuomorphism crowd having a meltdown over Apple's "iRadio" app that they'd inevitably release. It would probably look like an old-timey stand-up radio.
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by mojowo11 14y ago
Just curious, are you actually a data security professional? Because while you have a very nice metaphor with the whole bank vault thing, you haven't offered any actual examples, or any specific criticisms of Blizzard's setup (not that we k
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by mojowo11 14y ago
They could, but a) that's a pain in the ass, they'd have to build all the content out from scratch and b) they'd lose a ton of their Likes in the transition.
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by mojowo11 14y ago
> Also none of this explains why they're taking down their Facebook page. I think it pretty clearly explains why they're taking down their Facebook page. Just because you don't agree with them doesn't mean it's not explained. They're sh
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by mojowo11 14y ago
I don't disagree, but for some reason nobody seems to be writing that article, they're just writing about the city of San Francisco and hoping it feels important.
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by mojowo11 14y ago
From this article: http://news.cnet.com/8301-13579_3-57469635-37/city-of-san-fr... "According to stats from the Journal, this won't be much of a blow to Apple. Only about 500 to 700, or 1 percent to 2 percent total, of San Francisco compu
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by mojowo11 14y ago
He qualified it when he wrote the piece, calling it "sort of a 'wolf in sheep’s clothing'" in the actual article, then took off the "sort of" when he made the title. For that reason, I think it's probably sensationalist link bait. That's no
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by mojowo11 14y ago
You might be right. As much as telling this guy to fuck off would have felt great, though, it also felt wrong to us to inject our opinions into it. But, well, I could probably be convinced by your perspective, too -- which is why I wrote th
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by mojowo11 14y ago
(Yeah, this is actually our CEO, Tyler.)
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by mojowo11 14y ago
This is pretty much what we struggled with -- at one point, we thought about how dumb we would feel if we did everything we could to streamline the guy's workflow and then received one of his letters demanding payment. That's another intere
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by mojowo11 14y ago
We're pretty patient with anything up until the point of what is obviously verbal abuse. Frustration is obviously a reality of customer service, and we understand that. I think we've maybe only politely urged one person to try out other opt
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What we did when a patent troll asked for our help(lessannoyingcrm.com)
83 points by mojowo11 14y ago|98 comments
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by mojowo11 14y ago
Thank you. I definitely shouldn't have to work to find out what this service actually does, and there's no way I'm giving my email (even to someone who says they won't spam me) until I have an idea how the thing works.
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by mojowo11 15y ago
At the moment, people under 50 can't get hired either.
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by mojowo11 15y ago
San Francisco got a few little landmarks... Sutro Tower: http://i.imgur.com/1CUY1.png Ferry Building and (I think) the Google SF headquarters: http://i.imgur.com/VmC2D.png Alcatraz: http://i.imgur.com/FkFf1.png
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by mojowo11 15y ago
I'll just throw this out there -- he did an interview with Digg a while back and talked about some of this stuff: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PBxhxVIiwaA