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by tharris0101 14y ago
I was about to come on here and post this same thing. The worst part is the font. Almost unreadable using Chrome/Win7 (Their own browser!).
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by tharris0101 14y ago
Amazon has a great case for the Fire vs Mini, but saying the Mini has an SD display hurts the credibility of the ad. Honestly, that Samsung vs iPhone 5 ad was much fairer.
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by tharris0101 14y ago
Yes, this is so true. I even wrote a blog post about how bad Core Data for iCloud is: ( http://loneyeti.com/posts/17 ). We even see it on Apple's own implementation of features ahem iTunes Match ahem . They are just trying to do too much t
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I totally agree with you, and I don't see it changing. Apple has trapped itself into a corner with the Apple ID. Apple puts on regular seminars for local school districts every 6 months or so in my area about how to integrate iPads for K12,
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I couldn't have said it better myself. I'd never use this product but I'm sure it will do great. I've been really critical of Apple lately, but I can't find any reason to get upset over this announcement. I find it funny how people are rail
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by tharris0101 14y ago
The size of the normal iPad is perfect for me. I don't see me ever using this product. On the other hand, I think some people will like this more or this will fit their needs/price range better. Not a very exciting announcement by Apple but
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by tharris0101 14y ago
Cool! There are a lot of times I'm building a quick and dirty site and this will be really helpful
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by tharris0101 14y ago
This is how bad the new app store is: I search for "Carmageddon". Result #1 is an app called "Armageddon". Result #2 is "Carmageddon". In what search algorithm does a direct title hit not make that the first result?
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by tharris0101 14y ago
Hey, I'm an avid MBP, iPad, iPhone user and I love them, but I think this is really going to be big for Microsoft. There are many, many people who are completely immersed in a Microsoft world. These people use iOS and Android devices becaus
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I host all of my private stuff on Bitbucket. I love this new redesign. Its a good way to differentiate themselves from github.
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I hate, hate, HATE gimmicky interview questions. At my job I am asked frequently to be on interview panels for my own department and sometimes other departments. It seems like every manager running the interviews throw out these trick quest
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by tharris0101 14y ago
That's a great fact! I'm going to remember that.
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I think it depends on WHAT you're programming at 50. Anyway, my philosophy is that I want to be defined by what I'm doing away from my job/career. It is extremely depressing to me to think that my career will be my driving force through mos
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by tharris0101 14y ago
As someone who is colorblind, a lot of my design is based on the logic behind colors rather than looks. Of course, I always let an actual designer approve, tinker with, or redo my work. There are a lot of inaccuracies in this piece but I li
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ITunes Match: Why Does Apple Hate Its Own Product?(loneyeti.com)
1 points by tharris0101 14y ago|0 comments
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I used zsh for years. Loved it. I just don't do as much command line stuff anymore so vanilla bash works fine for me. I do miss the history stuff mentioned at the end of the article, though.
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by tharris0101 14y ago
Sounds cool but -and I know I'm biased- I won't let anything pull me back into an Office world.
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by tharris0101 14y ago
Obviously the maps app should never have been released. Beta testing showed that it had issues. I give props to Tim Cook, though. Steve Jobs would have never apologized like this. I'm worried about Apple's software development lately (Lion,
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by tharris0101 14y ago
The last point is the best. I frequently step away from a project and take a shower or go for a walk to think about what I'm doing. Usually the problem is that I'm over complicating things and the answer will come as an "Ah-ha!" moment. Con
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IOS Programmers: Don't Use Core Data over iCloud(loneyeti.com)
2 points by tharris0101 14y ago|0 comments
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by tharris0101 14y ago
Didn't I read somewhere that Steve Jobs was against mobile versions of websites saying that the iPhone was designed to display the same website that you see on your computer? I know that as a consumer, I get annoyed when a mobile version of
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by tharris0101 14y ago
There were. I think they called them "Sponsored" or something. It really annoyed me because if I'd search for something common like "Home Depot" it would give me random pins at places that were definitely not Home Depot but rather sponsored
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by tharris0101 14y ago
Here is what I don't get about this whole thing: Friendster - 2002 Myspace - 2003 LinkedIn - 2003 Not to mention the dozens of other social media clones around that time (I remember being members of countless social media sites in those da
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I hope you're right! I got the invite so I'll try it tonight
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by tharris0101 14y ago
This is great. I can see myself using this daily
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I'm not sure I'd use something like this for production, but anything to let me do mock ups quicker is nice in my book. Can't wait for the invite.
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by tharris0101 14y ago
This is exactly why I stopped using CoffeeScript. I hate Javascript so I was excited when I saw CS for the first time but after a while I realized I was doing two calculations in my head: 1: What is the JS that CS was generating? 2: What is
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I like this. Just two things, though: 2D game programming too low and basic dynamic websites too high. For example, I know a lot of people who could churn out simple mobile apps or basic dynamic websites in their sleep but would get slowed
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by tharris0101 14y ago
I read an article on furniture design recently and how it is almost impossible to patent new designs. The article was showing how small design companies and mom and pop design businesses were struggling because every great design was ripped
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by tharris0101 14y ago
The four boxes don't bother me, but the segoe font is way too plain. I guess they use that font on everything, though.

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