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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
Doesn't work in Firefox on Mac.
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
Looks great! A few bugs, and probably many usability and compatibility issues, but I can see something like this finding its way into a movie or game website. Too flashy for a regular form input, but in the right context it would feel at ho
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
I got the same by hitting "CMD + A" for "Select All".
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
I feel I would just not get the candy..
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
I'm guessing most ad firms don't want to give out that data...if clients see the conversion rate, they would probably be less likely to buy a QR package.
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
hahaha I think that was one of the first links I read on HN. That's even better now.
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Ask HN: Do QR Codes work?
12 points by oatmealsnap 14y ago|21 comments
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
Without any trends, or any data to compare it to, what is the point? HN might be a better place to post to get things read, but that is clearly a tech blog, and we don't even know how many followers he has. Its great that he has more viewer
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
Yea, I am very happy with how simple and easy my Nook is. Maybe Kindle's UI has gotten better with the touch screens, but it used to be horrid.
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
Looks photoshopped to me. Unless its a weird lighting effect on the metal, the shadows between the two devices don't look right.
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
Sounds cool, I'll be interested to see try it out on launch. Are you using Titanium? Wunderkit ran into a lot of trouble, i believe, partly due to using Titanium.
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
A friend of mine, who happens to be a psychological researcher, wanted me to make an app for her team that would allow them to get real-time survey results. Her manager refused to talk to me directly and insisted my friend act as a surrogat
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
Trying to get back onto the developer world's good side?
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
The pixel analogy doesn't quite hold here. The only reason pixels have a certain size if because the maker of the screen didn't make them any smaller. With quantum mechanics (at least by my undergrad understanding of it), those "pixels" are
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by oatmealsnap 14y ago
There is a lot more to front-end than just Javascript.