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Very nice slide effect, but the size of the text does kind of slap you in the face a bit. Is it your script or does Joel Madden tweet A LOT? And primarily about Subway?
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17y ago
Having developed Flash plugins and applications in the past, you need at least Flash player 9+ to do anything remotely powerful.
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17y ago
Woah I don't know what I expected when I clicked this link, but definitely not upskirts.
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17y ago
It looks like a gigantic roll of cling-wrap/cling-film. How it is reusable (effectively) is the vital question.
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17y ago
Maybe not with a 14 year old car, but most cars with keyless entry and an alarm will have an internal disable switch (as stupid as it sounds). Break into the car, the alarm goes off, disable the alarm. As for immobilisiers, if you have the
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17y ago
My boss' wife called him the other day in total panic, the battery in her car remote had failed and she had to get somewhere fast. Once she calmed down enough to listen she was really embarassed about the whole, you know, open the door with
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17y ago
I won't deny the Microsoft ribbon has a really steep learning curve, but it's valuable even if just to learn how not to design/implement a ribbon. The people that I have met that have difficulty adjusting to the ribbon (my 60 year old fathe
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17y ago
It's not often you hear of Microsoft setting design or usability trends, but the Office ribbon has seen a pretty vast uptake. As a UI designer I have personally implemented it in various web apps. I'm looking forward to what Microsoft does
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17y ago
Maybe with the open data push they could plot suicide rates against national holidays. Snopes says it is false, but I have always personally felt that there is a corrolation. http://www.snopes.com/holidays/christmas/suicide.asp
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17y ago
The title on oursignal included: "and goes legal". That worked so well for Napster..
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17y ago
You know we mean well, so don't take these suggestions to heart: - "Vote for Pedro" logo font and colour looks a bit nasty. - Clicking the logo should take the user back to the homepage (I know there's only like, two pages, but still) - Typ
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17y ago
I've always wondered how Grooveshark got away with it. Most online media distributors like Hulu and Pandora just lock out countries like Australia and the UK. I'm amazed it lasted this long!
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17y ago
The 10 second shutdown and overall quickness had this PC user flirting with the idea of converting for just a minute, but we all get similar speeds when we first reformat. How long will these speeds hold up for?
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17y ago
telegram?
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17y ago
Radio, the death of newspapers? Television, the death of radio? Internet TV, the death of television? Silverlight, the death of flash? HTML 5, the death of flash AND silverlight? This reads like a TechCrunch headline.
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17y ago
The EXE installed all the text with its localisation IDs instead of the actual text it is supposed to be localising (eg. D_SERVICE_INSTALL_INTRO). Does this happen for anyone else?
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17y ago
I thoroughly enjoy the absolute ripping the author gets in the comment section. Ignoring Microsoft's other philathropic efforts, $1 million is still more good than he will ever bring about in his entire life.
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17y ago
"Don't puke me bro!"
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17y ago
It's really not. You have to cater to your dumbest user, not your smartest.
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17y ago
Another Firefox 3 victim!
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17y ago
It says "Survey has been deleted" on the homepage, even though I didn't do anything.