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841.
by subpixel 6y ago
I agree about the faces but I’ll go further - even if it were a list of names, it’s a distraction. My professional profile is about me. I can mention partners and collaborators in my position/project descriptions. You can drill down to
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by subpixel 6y ago
How do this and the other alternatives handle Apple’s “Live Photos”? This pernicious feature is adored in my family and they won’t consider options that would take it away.
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by subpixel 6y ago
That could be said of trails anywhere, yet I firmly believe we should not pave trails everywhere.
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by subpixel 6y ago
I concur, but that's because I use YouTube for very narrow niche content that the algorithm helps me find. If I was open to YouTube helping me figure out what to get interested in, I have every reason to believe it would be as horrible
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by subpixel 6y ago
He’s a marketer and his job is to generate attention and surface up business development opportunities. I would not want to sit next to the guy on a long plane ride but I think he deserves some credit for doing his thing well. If you don’t
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by subpixel 6y ago
I love rail trails and trails in general, but it’s a huge disappointment to me when they are paved. Besides the fact that asphalt is unnecessary and decidedly not beautiful, paved trails encourage cyclists to treat them like racetracks - a
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by subpixel 6y ago
I’m an old. I don’t like stories. But clearly they drive content consumption in a way that marketers and publishers can see, and that’s why they are trending. I’ve clicked around and my best guess is that it’s the speed of transitioning fro
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by subpixel 6y ago
I live in a near-pristine area on the coast where people pay high prices to eat seafood dinners on a pier while they gaze at the sunset and let their plastic straws and oyster cracker foils blow into the ocean below them. I estimate conserv
849.
by subpixel 6y ago
Reddit is an example of a product I'd pay for less of. Give me basic functionality, simple UI, and no growth hacks. I'll give you an annual subscription.
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by subpixel 6y ago
I’ve seen this format aped by the NYTimes and I loathe it.
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by subpixel 6y ago
That is so Apple, I can't stand it.
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by subpixel 6y ago
When using event based goals, Google Analytics removes the ability to visualize funnels. In my day-to-day this is a big drawback.
853.
by subpixel 6y ago
I loved my AirPods. Then the batteries gave up the ghost, and I was left with small, expensive, probably toxic electronic garbage. It ruined the brand for me and I can't imagine buying another pair of AirPods.
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by subpixel 6y ago
The James Brown estate feud is one for the ages.
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by subpixel 6y ago
You can create (or recreate) Tachyons using Tailwind, and take advantage of all the bells and whistles that the later offers that the former does not.
856.
by subpixel 6y ago
My impression - perhaps incorrect - was that everything on Zappos was also on Amazon. Zappos became an Amazon channel and lead generator.
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by subpixel 6y ago
At risk for what? We literally don’t know what damage is inflicted to a body that recovers from COVID-19, or how that may affect near and long term health. Too many people think you can get this disease and get over it like chickenpox. We j
858.
by subpixel 6y ago
If a funeral involved just two people, as does a haircut, more may have been down to attend.
859.
by subpixel 6y ago
> Don’t think you need Amazon Sidewalk? The phrasing here is very deliberate and diabolical.
860.
by subpixel 6y ago
Which one?
861.
by subpixel 6y ago
As an exchange student in Germany I never got accustomed to the urgency with which my host mother would rush into my bedroom and throw open the window exclaiming "Frische Luft! Frische Luft!"
862.
by subpixel 6y ago
I'm still bitter that they removed the Google Drive to Google Photos sync. That allowed me to organize my photos on disk, and control what lived in Google Photos. Without that setup Google Photos is like a vast sea of images that you c
863.
by subpixel 6y ago
While Spotify's breadth is impressive, it's all only as permanent as are licensing deals. I've had a bunch of things disappear from playlists.
864.
by subpixel 6y ago
Somewhere out there are some surviving CD-ROM business cards as well.
865.
by subpixel 6y ago
I'm in a part of New England I won't name where this is also happening. Here, it's a convergence of families from both coasts who are now supported by remote work and various wealthy families able to simply buy up real estate
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by subpixel 6y ago
“...even at double the price it's a toss-up whether the quality will be better than IKEA.“ IKEA kitchens in particular.
867.
by subpixel 6y ago
I'm not particularly high on the DIY scale but this just screams do it yourself. Record Zoom calls with my mother's closest friends? Edit that together with some punchy music? Match to a slideshow? Share on any service I want? All
868.
by subpixel 6y ago
Not just a status symbol. Small merchants know that customers need to trust who they are paying. When customers see *.commercebrand.com they feel way better than when they are asked to enter their credit card on, say, a sushi restaurant&#x2
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by subpixel 6y ago
I took this approach in the e-commerce space a decade ago, and assumed that no serious merchant would ever dream of paying for an e-commerce solution that required them to link to a subdomain on another company's domain to take orders.
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by subpixel 6y ago
Oh please. Taking steps to fight disinformation is enough to drive you into the disinformation camp?

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