ojilles

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by ojilles 16y ago
Same here. However, there's way more lag in these apps (both msgs arriving when not in the app as well as actually just starting the app) than the built in SMS app from Apple.
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by ojilles 16y ago
Yep, I definitely think so. Bookmarking something to the homescreen takes at least 4+ sec's, changing the wallpaper took at least 7 secs, sliding through emails now has hickups, etc. iPhone 4 already ordered ;-D
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by ojilles 17y ago
Agreed (and actually saw this on 40M pv/day site on the inside myself), most of the stuff is cached by definition. Still a bad thing tho.
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by ojilles 17y ago
If it was truly "Girlfriend Approved" I (male) should be able to pick a subscription, pay for it and have someone else (female) pick the actual pieces of clothing ;-)
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by ojilles 17y ago
Ah okay, so starring (which is not a part of my workflow) is the unique selling point. Thanks, got it!
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by ojilles 17y ago
pclark, can you explain why you like mailplane so much?
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by ojilles 17y ago
Same here... what's the problem being solved here? I get search through Mail.app just fine, growl notifications, drag&drop + copy&paste...
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by ojilles 17y ago
Yes, exactly. If I'm okay with the privacy that that gives (e.g. I don't give anyone the URL) I don't even need an account, until I get serious about it. That'be awesome :-)
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by ojilles 17y ago
Why do I need to create an account to create a timeline? Wouldn't it be much better to let me dabble around and if I want to protect my timeline from anyone else, I create an account?
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by ojilles 17y ago
Uuuh, stopped at the mega-super-large sign-up form... All that for making a diagram?!
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by ojilles 17y ago
Quoting from the article: "There are a few indicators for the type of company that I believe can benefit from, and should take, VC." Which means, the list in his article of companies that can benefit is more academical, and each of these ma
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by ojilles 17y ago
You can, but you won't due to network effects involved.
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by ojilles 17y ago
Can work great for competitor analysis as well...
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by ojilles 18y ago
Typing text messages on 9 keys and limited to 160 characters is torture as well. Did work well though. This device probably hits a different sweetspot (more versatile I'd guess) than the Kindle.