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by teaneedz 13y ago
Needs an update for Bootstrap 3.
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I also generally dislike opening links in the same window. I prefer a new tab, navigate around from there, click back if necessary. When I can't go back anymore, my session is over for that line of thought and I close the tab. target=&
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by teaneedz 13y ago
AFAIK, it falls under PII. I realize some may not consider this personal info, but many others do. There are laws built around its protection and disclosure. I think a failure to protect any data, including PII, is harmful to the user exper
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by teaneedz 13y ago
A 322 word blog post, no apology and 6 instances of the word 'abuse'. The PR message that Snapchat just sent is not a good one. Their target demographic may not care much, but at the end of the day, this brand just dropped a big b
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Agreed. Just because it can be done, doesn't mean it should. Things like this may drive more toward ephemeral sharing.
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> What is maybe interesting to users is that there are people at Facebook who think it isn't right for the user to self-censor, that it apparently robs Facebook and your "friends" of the value in that self-censored post. T
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I'm not sure what is worse - that Facebook allows data collection for these type of studies or that there are engineers and data scientists willing to study it. Does Facebook wonder why we don't trust them - or even care?
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Well it's a good example of how not to communicate. Unless this is normal Yahoo! speak, I'd ask for an interpreter.
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by teaneedz 13y ago
What examples might those be? When I look at many products that had the tech-in-crowd blessing and yet failed, often it appeared to be because of lapses in user experience and some humility. It doesn't require a crystal ball to know wh
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It will harm the bottom line. When user experience isn't taken seriously, the effects will be felt - yes at the bottom line. Facebook is now admitting it has a problem in the "cool" teen department. Because of Facebook's
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They care, it just takes a little longer at times. One day, a person wakes up and realizes that the technophiles are someplace else, all of those blogs, videos and snippets they've been seeing hit home, and they have been personally af
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by teaneedz 13y ago
Agreed.
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Yes. Good examples are the Bootstrap and Foundation frameworks that are now very much mobile first.
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I pedal to many meetings these days. It's fun, healthy and social. When a stranger pedaled up to me in the bike lane a few days ago and initiated a conversation, my day was made. You see and experience more from a bike and it clears th
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by teaneedz 13y ago
Most of what Google does (beta or released) these days is sending me to other options. Thank you DuckDuckGo for taking a stand for users.
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by teaneedz 13y ago
Spartan (or leather) have a place. User Experience is what matters and flat design often increases the cognitive load as we try to figure things out. There's a lot of figuring out in Mavericks's UI, but I believe those things will
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by teaneedz 13y ago
I've been using DDG for some time as my default search engine - everywhere and for everything. Currently on those rare times that I need s Googly response, I'll append with !sp. I'll take a minor inconvenience of three addion
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by teaneedz 13y ago
The OP is trying to solve a problem with a FB mentality. Twitter is a different animal. Lists solve many problems. Twitter could do a better job surfacing lists and making them easier to implement and return to, but we the users have a resp
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by teaneedz 13y ago
The spproach may still work. Apple's walled garden has contributed to what many consider a good UE. Having control of the UE is important. However, I believe that Twitter could have managed the developer angst better. There was warning
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by teaneedz 13y ago
Reducing contrast is really a problem in my opinion for users. I totally agree with you. SeatGeek is elegant (I like the visual), but as with most flat designs, affordance is a problem. I believe that the word Filter on the right side of
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by teaneedz 13y ago
Hipmunk really makes the problems of flat design stand out. There is a common belief that simpler design means better UE. The things that are being tossed out in flat design are the things that often made good designs intuitive in the first
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by teaneedz 13y ago
Basically, my same thoughts too. Everything's is being beaten with the flat design stick these days. This nails it. > There's nothing wrong, IMHO, with UI that looks like a polished, compact control panel. The problem was UI th
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by teaneedz 13y ago
That's a really good question. My impression is that Gabriel Weinberg and team are building something on the side of privacy and users. I don't know with any certainty what Mr. Weinberg would do in such a face-off, but at this mom
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by teaneedz 13y ago
Personally, I prefer this: [DuckDuckGo Privacy]( https://duckduckgo.com/privacy ) To this: [Incognito mode (browse in private) - Chrome Help]( https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95464?hl=en ) So
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by teaneedz 13y ago
So true. One of the nice things about the !bang syntax is that it's pretty intuitive. Although one can accomplish something similar in the browser via smart keywords, the DDG way lets anyone jump right on to any machine and focus a sea
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The gesture is noteworthy not because of market share but because of who the user base is. It's exciting to see folks in the technology field (often the same ones who were educating others about Google in the early days) promoting DDG
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by teaneedz 13y ago
I've made the exact same switch. I'm loving the combination of FF & DDG. I've also set DDG as the default search engine in Chrome and use it on iOS from the app and Mercury browser. DuckDuckGo deserves all the great publi
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by teaneedz 13y ago
Thank you for your better title. Still no official word from Twitter yet. Hopefully there will be something soon.
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I didn't even notice. I'm loving DuckDuckGo.
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As far as I'm used too, you have to enter a password still for a PW manager.

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