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by ozaark 9y ago
No to Rainmaker, but very much aligned with 'car company in Fight Club'.
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by ozaark 9y ago
A more recent example that received media attention was the Big Word Project. You could buy any word at $1 per letter.
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by ozaark 9y ago
> or contain pop-ups or pop-unders that interfere with site navigation. Then.. Google on "AdSense Page-level ads" > We don't count them as "advertisements" when evaluating your site for compliance with our val
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by ozaark 9y ago
In this instance it's a great step in the right direction. On the other hand Google uses the "do as I say not as I do" model when it's convenient for them to do so. Full page ad interstitials on mobile will get you banne
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by ozaark 9y ago
The key was someone who knew him well enough to suggest a prank to begin with. That was where it became possible to delight a user with such a great outcome.
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by ozaark 9y ago
At least they would listen to the public and revert rather than continue on sidelining stolen identity en masse for ISP support. Today it's people vs corporate lobbyist paid accounts/bots and the ability to spam conversation.
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by ozaark 9y ago
> But whenever you shine, you inspire those close to you to shine too, a little bit sooner than they otherwise would have. And those close to you, in turn, inspire those close to them. This is adaptation to input disruption on a network
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by ozaark 9y ago
Much of the issues in the article are solvable with basic ADA compliance and structured information architecture. Strange how a world of tech can easily forget its ability to spread to users who need it most.
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by ozaark 10y ago
This. No one seems to be putting these facts together. It's a puff piece to distract from their intentions, which unfortunately is working very well. I am astonished that a company can lobby successfully in the name of "consumer i
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by ozaark 10y ago
As far as branding goes, tailorbrands[1] does an excellent job at getting a professional image setup. As others have mentioned there are still large areas that could use help with business dynamics and goals. [1] https://www.tail
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by ozaark 10y ago
The satire doesn't come across very strong and makes the author look uninformed. CSS has its ups and downs but the problems faced in the article have been known and solved for years in production environments across the web. The articl
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Opera has a free VPN built in
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Sanders did fwiw [1] https://www.sanders.senate.gov/newsroom/press-releases/sande...
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by ozaark 10y ago
It's especially beneficial to the UX when attention is driven towards the user task. It's easier to digest short, helpful animation than reading through a block of text. No user wants a repeat of 90's animated gif obsession o
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by ozaark 10y ago
The store is inevitably surrounded by 4 walls. Often more than one of those walls leads towards the front as part of the "cold chain". If it were more profitable for the store to stock milk in the front they would - I agree. But t
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by ozaark 10y ago
Also the same community of professionals most vocal and sharing of AAPL products. What happens when those same professionals are jumping ship to alternatives (After Effects>FCP, mbp wait-outs,etc) and those advocates no longer give that
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by ozaark 10y ago
Thank you for this! For the couple of industry insiders they interviewed it seemed like they catered towards a 'helpful to customers' attitude despite what they implement. Could be saving face, could just be easier. Idk being told
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The amount of consumer studies done on grocer layouts is enormous. The direction of foot traffic has been decided from rtl despite our common ltr reading format because it's more profitable to do so, the checkout line with small items
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by ozaark 10y ago
Not sure why this is being downvoted. It perfectly summarizes in brief what the re-releases did to change the original artworks. Some things like replacing cardboard cutouts are nice, others not so much.
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by ozaark 10y ago
Wow thanks for the HN thread. From that it looks like they were called out for practices and decided to astroturf the thread with fake positive views. There are a couple of 'current toptal users/devs' on there that clearly ju
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by ozaark 10y ago
Is there anything positive anyone who uses toptal can share about them vs other services? It seems others are concerned about the interview process and rate fixing
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by ozaark 10y ago
Propaganda is OK now[1] Fake news is a reality of this ability [1] http://www.businessinsider.com/ndaa-legalizes-propaganda-201...
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by ozaark 10y ago
Google encourages mobile full page ads through Adsense. Seriously, it's just called 'Page-level ads/Vignette ads' - "Mobile full-screen ads that appear between page loads on your site and can be easily dismissed by
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by ozaark 10y ago
> They feel he has fascist tendencies or intentions and does not respect for American traditions or law. These illegal capabilities have been spreading regardless of party or political promises.
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by ozaark 10y ago
Hm, you may want to revisit how you preview the results. The 'cards layout' isn't well suited for scanning/comparing multiple options from an ordered list[1]. It removes a clear hierarchy which is the primary directive t
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by ozaark 10y ago
Looks like a modified version of this: http://preview.codecanyon.net/item/html-builder-frontend-ver...
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by ozaark 10y ago
If only there were an app for consumers to securely scan their own network for unspoken traffic in these connected devices. The amount of consumer IoT currently connected with default and often outdated device settings is beyond belief.
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by ozaark 10y ago
This was the final nail in the coffin for any reasonable interface. This creates an environment where the user can never know what options are fully available without hitting the option key. So when in doubt, on every single panel, perform