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by rrrx3 13y ago
The problem is that they are charging money for things that are free to distribute. I think most of the Graffle creators would be upset with this development if they were aware of how disingenuous this was. In fact, they (Graffletopia) are
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by rrrx3 13y ago
o lawd
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by rrrx3 13y ago
Care to elaborate more? Specifics?
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by rrrx3 13y ago
http://www.amazon.com/Everyone-Turtleback-Library-Binding-Ed...
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by rrrx3 13y ago
We all poo, too...
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by rrrx3 13y ago
Seriously.
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by rrrx3 13y ago
Wow. That means that people aren't even bothering to close their browsers any more. Can't imagine what their memory usage is like.
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by rrrx3 13y ago
Thanks for that foresight. I wasn't pleased about the namespace changes, but this makes it tolerable.
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by rrrx3 13y ago
That doesn't address use cases. A Dashboard is the first thing a user sees. If it's not, you're doing it wrong. Furthermore, in-depth slicing & dicing of data, manipulation, etc, should always be done in bespoke screens,
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by rrrx3 13y ago
That's because, functionally, that sort of interaction does not belong on a dashboard. Dashboards are meant to succinctly summarize what's going on under the hood. "Bakery 47 is running low on cinnamon rolls" &&
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by rrrx3 13y ago
Was really excited, then saw that they're going to charge for it. Total horseshit. That's not open source. WTF.
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by rrrx3 13y ago
Not actually forcing you to pay for use - at the bottom it says: "You can try out SublimeGit for as long as you'd like, and there are no feature restrictions." So, just seems to be a dark pattern leading you to BELIEVE you ha
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by rrrx3 13y ago
buy the book. got it at my deskside. really helpful way of thinking about css.