thatjoshguy

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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
I wish I had a need for the app because it looks just so beautiful, and the website is stunning and does an amazing job of describing it as well.
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
But I think you would be surprised by the amount of consumer electronic devices that run linux. My Toshiba TV runs linux, and it doesn't have a DVR or anything like that. None of those fancy widgets and internet connectivity. Just a plain u
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
From my experience Chrome installs itself into %appdata% to avoid requiring admin permissions. And not once has Chrome asked for my admin password on OS X.
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
Can't they just stop making changes that cause plugins and extensions to break? I know that would be easier said than done, but Chrome seems to do a good job of it.
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
I've been using Chrome for Mac ever since it was in early, buggy developer builds. I was using Safari before that, but only because Firefox on OS X sucks. For Windows, on the otherhand, I love Firefox so much. I do fine it's performance and
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
Well, not even. Facebook Check-in deals launched in Australia, with KFC being a big partner. It was expected that the average store would see 150 people redeem the deal a week when in reality each store would be lucky to get 1 a day, most b
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Why isnt iTunes' shuffle random?(apple.stackexchange.com)
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
That's what I thought, but I took that screenshot from lion.
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
For what it's worth, OS X does this http://cl.ly/9ZeF
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
But OS X did have the consolidation of file transfer dialog boxes for a long time. (Although it still has woeful conflict resolution http://cl.ly/9Zqg )
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
I'm not sure what my uni's stance on torrenting is, but it definitely has not stopped me from downloading over 1TB of... "legitimately vague" content http://i.imgur.com/oQE4J.png
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
http://www.speedtest.net/result/1447236364.png 5 ms? Apparently I have the fastest internet in Australia
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
What I would like to know is how much of that speed is due to being 'on-net'. I know that speed is what the connection is capable, but if the server is onnet, then it is nowhere near realistic. Speedtest tells me I get 75mbps up/80mbps down
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
If you mistype your email address in Facebook, it will suggest your correct account on login fail. I'm not sure if it just does this blindly, or if it tracks where you are logging in from.
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
The infinity sign caught me as the most interesting and apparently complex, but I love how simple the solution is
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
Well, it's not 'lockpicking' in the traditional sense, but they still demonstrated that you can open it just by stabbing a bit of wire into the light. It's absurd in the sense that it actually works.
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
Possibly the UI of iCal and Address Book might have the inconsistant UI, but they still have the exact same UX as every other OS X app, thanks to all (with the exception of iTunes?) being built in Cocoa so they all use the same text control
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
I think a lot of people have been saying they are responsible.
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
OH dear god. Split thumb-keyboard is horrible. Why would I want to make the keyboard any smaller? I used it once on the iPad and that was enough. Ever again.
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by thatjoshguy 15y ago
I Believe it's Balsamic Mockups http://balsamiq.com/products/mockups