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by tealtan 16y ago
I don't think all negative comments are looked down upon. At least for me, I don't feel uncomfortable criticizing something on Facebook if I feel like I have solid reasoning to justify it. To me, adding the Facebook commenting system to Tec
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by tealtan 16y ago
Asking them that question also gives you an idea of whether they understand the project and if their ideas for the design align with your own. But don't ask them to whip together a "quick" mockup, that's considered spec work and is frowned
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by tealtan 16y ago
The best way to get designers involved is to ask them the question, "What don't you like about this software? How would YOU change it?" This shows that you respect their input and are inviting them as a peer to think about the project both
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by tealtan 16y ago
Why doesn't Google offer this as a service? They have all the infrastructure already.
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Ze Frank's web playroom - facilitating close connection online(ted.com)
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by tealtan 16y ago
What about for the content text? It's nice.
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by tealtan 16y ago
I think it will be. "Today I'm excited to announce the next evolution of Messages. You decide how you want to talk to your friends: via SMS, chat, email or Messages. They will receive your message through whatever medium or device is conven
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by tealtan 16y ago
Why this won't have the same problems that Google Wave faced: + It incorporates existing modes of communication. You HAD to have a Wave account to talk to someone else on Wave, and the biggest issue for me when I got my account was that I d
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by tealtan 16y ago
It's a good idea. Similar to Taskpaper ( http://www.hogbaysoftware.com/products/taskpaper ), I wish you guys the best of luck.
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by tealtan 16y ago
The way I play, I always have a game under development while a previous game is on the market. So it's like an endless loop - I'm focused on the dev process of the current game, and then when I finish, I want to see how well it performs in
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by tealtan 16y ago
I mean, open source projects already have stable branches and dev branches, so it wouldn't even require that much additional work from developers.
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by tealtan 16y ago
A question: can open source projects submit just their most stable versions to the App Store and then also release in-progress versions through their own sites? If so, that would seem to address most of the issues. The people downloading so
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by tealtan 16y ago
I don't think fragmentation is only a developer issue. It breaks up the target market into silos, which means it will require more effort from a developer for less potential revenue. If this results in fewer and lower-quality apps on the An
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by tealtan 16y ago
8. Perfict speling and grammer. This was probably intentional, but perfect is misspelled.
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by tealtan 16y ago
that's not true. a lot of energy is lost just trying to move electricity to another location (something like a factor of 2/3). so having local power plants would mean power has far less distance to travel, meaning you don't have to produce