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I would imagine they meant the former. If they wanted to say it was popular they would compare it to Angry Birds.
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http://chronoss.sourceforge.net/ has been around longer than they have.
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14y ago
This appears to be just for Android, not the Chrome browser.
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While I am an avid Google Reader user, I think this is good news. Their product has stagnated over the past few years, yet few competitors emerged. Hopefully this creates a void that a better service or set of services can fill.
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Gamer uses "Executive Email Carpet Bomb" to get a refund on SimCity
(consumerist.com)
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It would be really nice if there was an official Twitter account with status updates for things like this. Might reduce the amount of refreshing.
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14y ago
Would it be possible to add a retina favicon as well?
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14y ago
I somewhat doubt that most of these new domains will catch on. We already have .jobs, .aero, .travel and .mobi which I have yet to run into while browsing the web. Plus people have already gotten used to recognizing a domain name simply by
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In both cases those that hate them spend far too much time expressing their hatred.
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That fails to account for things which everything else is always better, such as Windows ME.
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While I agree that they are useless, I don't mind the security questions that are used to reset one's password, provided that proof of email ownership is required. These are just a minor nuisance. The dangerous ones such as this allow someo
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14y ago
As long as it matches the name they have on record, why would they care?
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Believing that Oracle is a great steward of technologies they acquire.
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I can't understand why experienced gamers would buy it at launch if they expect there to be serious technical issues.
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14y ago
Or that the PS4 version is the first variant that has enough functionality built in for it to be playable offline.
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14y ago
In that case the user can type it in themselves. The textfields are fully editable after all. I would expect that it is faster for user to type in the correct city if you get it wrong than for them to have to move their mouse to the keyboar
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14y ago
Perhaps having the user enter their location information in the order country, zip, city, state, street would provide a better experience. It's not what they would be used to, but it's at least consistant (information is entered from less p
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14y ago
I was thinking the person would click on the mailto link and it would open up in their default email client. From there they could add the contacts from their contact list.
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14y ago
Offtopic: is Medium a curated blogging site or a service that has yet to launch? The articles are great, but their about page[1] is unhelpful. [1] https://medium.com/about/9e53ca408c48
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"There has been some speculation that the name is related to the word smegma; however, this has been denied by the writers"
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I was one of the words we had to look up when playing Cards Against Humanity.
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At least it will prevent people from spelling Bruce Willis wrong.
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I'd imagine people that mass forward an advert they receive are much more trusting.
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Could the site just generate a really long mailto:// url?
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What if instead one just focused on lowering the amount of times someone forwards an email containing an unsubscribe link. Perhaps a "send to a friend" link in the email would help?
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I see, I knew that the two met on several occasions, so I thought perhaps one may have significantly influenced the other. How are people viewing this news in Venezuela?
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Are you saying that suffering of Cubans under Castro was the fault of Chávez, or that the people of Cuba are suffering as much as those in Venezuela?
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Tampon subscription startups boom
(theverge.com)
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Good to know, it's been several years since I used Outlook.
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Mine (Gmail) is not, but many (Outlook, OSX Mail) allow this by default. The URL of the tracking image contains a number or hash that is used to uniquely identify the person opening up the email.
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