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14y ago
As an example, tapping the keys "tges" with your left hand will output "this". See how the keys correspond spatially on the keyboard? [G -> H] [E -> I]
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14y ago
I'm actually a Dvorak typist myself, so it definitely works! English dictionary and Qwerty/Dvorak layout only for now.
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14y ago
People in this topic might be interested in a project of mine: one-handed typing using your existing two-handed muscle memory. Basically the muscle memory you use to type "F" is the same as typing "J"; index finger, home row. Your left hand
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14y ago
Critically, though, middle-clicking the Compose button doesn't work (Chrome, OS X).
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14y ago
> the main advantage is that you can see both source and compose at once without needed to switch back and forth. Until you click back on the Reference window and your Compose window suddenly disappears into the z-order void of your
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14y ago
> and you'll get an actual window that you can move and resize. I'd do this all the time if it gave you a new tab rather than a new window. Who uses new browser windows these days?
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14y ago
The Accessibility API is excluded from the Mac App Store under the new sandboxing rules, for example. Most people won't notice. But it's incredibly inconvenient for those people whose 3rd party accessibility tools give them the ability to u
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14y ago
Suffers from the dreaded "click the big honking logo and it takes you back to the blog, rather than to the homepage of the startup" issue.
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14y ago
Getting paid for articles you write is extremely fit for the web?
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14y ago
That doesn't necessarily mean tech writers shouldn't though.
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14y ago
The Mac App Store. Consistent sales of my $8 app EdgeCase and the $3 Reddit Notifier. Plus the more expensive One-Hand Keyboard. In my experience it's much easier to price higher on the Mac App Store compared to iOS. Especially when you're
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14y ago
> Hardly anyone is going to pay $25 for an app they will use only once. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Say_Yes_to_the_Dress
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> Read this, plus more, in The Magazine’s app for iPad®, iPhone®, and iPod touch®. Start your free, 1-week trial. http://i.imgur.com/bINgC.png What's with the "®"s? Seems like something Marco would complain about on B&A. (Also,
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14y ago
I think the best design would be to bounce down upon the first number (99.999% of cases) but then allow for the entering of numbers if the user manually clicks back up and enters a number as their name (0.001%).
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14y ago
It would be cool, if you start typing numbers * into the first field, it automatically switched focus to the proper second field and put the CC numbers there. Just made the mistake myself, started typing the example CC number and only afte
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14y ago
Hotcorners for "Show Desktop" and "All Windows Exposé"
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14y ago
Not if you are sending as a @gmail account from a different @gmail account. No way to remove your `Sender:` header in that case. Ridiculous, as you can easily fix it for any other @domain.
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In gmail, you'll be able to see the person's "secret" main email address in the `Sender:` field after clicking `Show Original`. The real annoyance is Outlook. If someone responds to that email via Outlook/Exchange, the reply will be sent `T
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The worst is their abysmal "On Behalf of:" handling when sending as an @gmail.com address from another @gmail.com address. There is no way around having your "main" email end up in plaintext in the header of every email you send as the "ano
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14y ago
> 2.16 Apps that download or install additional code or resources to add functionality or change their primary purpose will be rejected
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14y ago
Almost all aspects of a physical object are "functional", so this is a strange distinction to make. For example, the rich Corinthian leather of a desk calendar functions as an arm rest and also functions as a binding mechanism for the calen
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> Inside Apple, tension has brewed for years over the [skeuomorphism] issue. Apple iOS SVP Scott Forstall is said to push for skeuomorphic design, while industrial designer Jony Ive and other Apple higher-ups are said to oppose the dir
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Force users to give us their email address before showing them our site?
(ux.stackexchange.com)
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Right, Snow Leopard was a great upgrade[1]. Lion was a major downgrade. [1] Except for the abysmal changes to Exposé. Luckily there was a hack to get the Leopard version back: http://superuser.com/questions/118424/old-leopard-expose-on-...
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You will be able to install a working version, provided you can find a link to it. The only "real" download of Chrome is the current version, so installing that file won't work. But if you find an older version via a 3rd-party archive, it
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> Each new version makes it better Since 10.6 that has definitely not been true.
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They changed things up a year or two ago. SERO +$10 gets you any iPhone/Android/Blackberry/etc., and then an additional +$10 for any phone with 4g/LTE.
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14y ago
Especially for those of us with grandfathered SERO accounts :)
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14y ago
Are there any good subreddits for "patio11-esque" content? Not hard CS, not vc startups, not /r/SEO, but kinda the marketing/small-online-business thing?
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14y ago
So these don't have side-mounted page turn buttons? Only touchscreen to turn pages? Can anyone comment on how that compares (usability wise) to the old buttons?
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