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by sans-serif 16y ago
So how far will you go to screw up your users' experience? Where's the limit?
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by sans-serif 16y ago
Yeah, can somebody tell me how can this be so hard to do?
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by sans-serif 16y ago
Here to claim my extra points. Btw, tried searching for Gmail messages in Thai before? It doesn't work.
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by sans-serif 16y ago
Gruber regularly scouts HN for feedbacks so let's hope he answers this one. He's been too much in a rush to defend Apple lately and this is a gaping flaw in his chain of reasonings. His "different but not worse [on average]" line makes no s
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by sans-serif 16y ago
Who else also got to the "the mobile phone is home to many microorganisms" part, stopped, took out his own phone to wipe it clean?
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by sans-serif 16y ago
On the other hand, multitasking helps with apps that take forever to load since their state can be saved/loaded now. Work out the cost/benefit in your case.
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by sans-serif 16y ago
That's a bold claim waiting to be backed up.
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by sans-serif 16y ago
a.l.a. Facebook
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by sans-serif 17y ago
I stopped paying attention after the part he bashed left alignment and (in another blog post) Helvetica.
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by sans-serif 17y ago
Seconded. I've used my laptop in cramped space before and found typing to be almost impossible. Try it.
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by sans-serif 17y ago
Law of Minimization of Mystery: consciousness is mysterious and quantum mechanics is mysterious, so maybe the two mysteries have a common source.
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by sans-serif 17y ago
Those are nothing compared to d and r (relatively unknown) and my favorite: io.