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pkamb
15y ago
[Unknown or expired link.]
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pkamb
15y ago
The minimum thing required to save someone time and/or money. If it will save them time/money, they will pay for it.
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pkamb
15y ago
For $0.99? Or $29.99? That's the question.
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pkamb
15y ago
"found on <some service>" then.
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pkamb
15y ago
You should pre-populate the images with stock photos found on google images. Removes one more barrier if I'm going to use stock photos anyway. (Obviously clearly mark it as "stock photo", still make it easy to upload my own). This is really
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pkamb
15y ago
I'd prefer having less total movies for streaming if they cut out all the B-movie crap. Or give us a [never ever ever show this again] button.
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pkamb
15y ago
My LinkedIn rant: A year ago LinkedIn released the "Publications" section for your profile: http://blog.linkedin.com/2010/10/18/linkedin-profile-section... Now you can list your academic papers on your profile, awesome. The problem being
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pkamb
15y ago
Do you feel having your own homepage is important? I wonder if the conversion rate would be higher if you funneled people directly into the Mac App Store web link. I'm now two weeks in, selling two Mac Apps: one for $2 and the other for $99
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pkamb
15y ago
It's now more of an argument over the usefulness of the menubar, not which is easier to hit. Of course the Mac menu bar is easier to hit. The question to ask is why do we need a menubar at all? By not having a global menubar, Windows has pe
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pkamb
15y ago
Fitts' Law is certainly not lost on large displays, set up Expose to use hotcorners and you'll be hitting infinite-width-targets hundreds of times per day. Same for screen edges: Taskbar buttons or the tabs in Chrome on Windows are awesome,
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pkamb
15y ago
+1 for changing the URL color. I'd prefer it directly under the title as well. And maybe find a way to emphasize the important parts of the URL, cut out the random numbers.
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pkamb
15y ago
Did it mess any other programmers up, thinking "NOT youtube"? Don't search youtube, search the rest of the web...
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pkamb
15y ago
Coffee that really is "the best part of waking up." Any copy that alludes to Folgers is going to be a turn-off to coffee snobs :) </Seattle>
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pkamb
15y ago
Reddit Notifier for your Mac OS X menu bar: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/reddit-notifier/id468366517
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pkamb
15y ago
Strange that he picked BMW for his example. He seems to be more of a Mercedes guy.
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pkamb
15y ago
And global consulting firm Deloitte employs digital games for its Deloitte Leadership Academy, an executive education program it uses to train clients and its own consultants. Gamification doesn't mean "playing videogames designed to teac
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pkamb
15y ago
Lots of weird stories, I posted this in another thread: "I was a little disappointed — Steve Jobs had indicated he'd write a foreword. But he'd never written a foreword before and I said, "Just write what we were like back then." "We sen
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pkamb
15y ago
Your site is hard to use, because it doesn't look like a place where you should be dropping files/text. It looks like a normal website. Ditch the instructions, and instead make the site look like a "pad" where you can drag things. If it l
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pkamb
15y ago
Same for Woz's book: "I was a little disappointed — Steve Jobs had indicated he'd write a foreword. But he'd never written a foreword before and I said, "Just write what we were like back then." "We sent him the book and he said, "Oh, I
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pkamb
15y ago
They should (re-)re-brand it back to http://del.icio.us/
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pkamb
15y ago
The worst is how "backspace" on a Google-Instant search page gives focus to the textbox and types a backspace rather than going Back in the history.
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pkamb
15y ago
Do you have any advice/insight into picking a category for your app? I've noticed that some of the rarer categories are pretty dead... is the easier path to the top-10 more advantageous than a 'properly' categorized app? How much leeway doe
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15y ago
How many videos will your ideal and/or average customer have on their website?
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pkamb
15y ago
I'm surprised there wasn't a mention of the "Joel"-factor in this paragraph: That’s it. Those are your chances to get news. Under no circumstances can you expect to be covered because you take a walk in the woods with potential employees..
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pkamb
15y ago
I-5 into Seattle has networked variable Speed Limit signs that reduce the speed for people approaching traffic jams. Same idea as this article I think, but no need for transceivers in every car.
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pkamb
15y ago
Someone forward this article to eBay please. When I'm "logged in", even something as trivial as clicking the [add to watchlist] button prompts for my password. It's insane . Maybe require a this-session password for "money" things like bid
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pkamb
15y ago
No Xbox 360 app.
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pkamb
15y ago
If I recall correctly, OS X doesn't do the "Caps-Lock + Shift = lowercase" thing that Windows does. So if you have caps-lock on, every letter will be capitalized regardless of holding shift. Does that allow you to log-in with this 'hack'? I
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pkamb
15y ago
I naturally had some very tech-heavy ideas (e.g., new approaches for mobile / social / local, new hardware devices). I found it hard to get my co-founders to react positively, even after spending hours trying to convince them of the opport
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pkamb
15y ago
Looks great. You should create a template out of it, many Mac app devs (myself included) would buy it.
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