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by tommi 15y ago
I like "a boutique network of developers & designers". Sure, other explanatory text is welcome, but in general I hate the american way of writing prose which actually says very little.
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by tommi 15y ago
I see no reason why they wouldn't provide you with the support service after you've upgraded. But do take notice that the upgrade process itself might fail if you have problems. Therefore, it's a big gamble to only upgrade after problems ap
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by tommi 15y ago
> Also, F11-fullscreen doesn't stretch elements as this does Which begs the question, why not?
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by tommi 15y ago
Flash isn't dead like kayluhb pointed out Mike Chambers post: http://www.mikechambers.com/blog/2011/11/11/clarifications-o... True, "if you can't deal with it..." approach is rude. But it's the truth. And Tom did explain the situation in
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by tommi 15y ago
Just in case you didn't know it: Firefox release stages are: nightly, aurora, beta, final. Had to look this one up. Lessons learned from this: always describe in release notes with at least one sentence what you are releasing.
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by tommi 15y ago
Most likely they have another authentication backend.
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by tommi 15y ago
Give it some time. Likely Pages is dead simple to implement compared to pseudonymity. Possibly it was made by "secondary" team while the main tackles the pseudonymity. G+ has not been live that long. Let it grow and evolve.
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by tommi 15y ago
Being keyboard only is huge usability issue. Simple drop down enables to use pointer devices as well.
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by tommi 15y ago
It's typical for a company's employees to like the FB page and status updates. Toyota has 317,00 employees.
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by tommi 15y ago
Agreed. Further text would only take away the power of the simplistic, yet describing, design what teamtreehouse.com has going on.
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by tommi 15y ago
For the nth time, it's not about the language. What ever gets you started is fine. Then you learn some more.
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by tommi 15y ago
Facebook is required for new accounts. See http://getsatisfaction.com/spotify/topics/can_you_sign_up_fo...
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by tommi 15y ago
There's a difference between inspiration and copying. It is also bad marketing if you don't have enough personal image to be identifiable.
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by tommi 15y ago
Something - yes. Something which implements everything required and is tested - not likely. There's a huge difference between converting data from your little hobby and converting the vital knowledge of your company. It's different because
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by tommi 15y ago
Already covered here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3062900
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by tommi 15y ago
Thanks for the info, didn't know that. According to wikipedia, the project was discontinued as late as 2002. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_Explorer_for_UNIX
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by tommi 15y ago
So perhaps they are building more like a platform and releasing it when it's ready? Who knows. Ripping content out of a youtube might be denied in some EULA so maybe Dropbox just doesn't want to get involved due to legal issues. In any case
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by tommi 15y ago
And in addition, myself including, all apple users are not 100% apple users. I have macs, linux and android and dropbox works with all of those.
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by tommi 15y ago
This got me looking at the careers page as well. "really nice office" isn't one where you can't stretch your legs forward without banging them to a fellow employee. Seriously, you have space, use it wisely.
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by tommi 15y ago
I received that message as an email and found it to be annoying. It wasn't that long ago when they sent their previous message and this one doesn't cut to the chase either, doesn't sound professional and fails to convince me.
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by tommi 15y ago
Read the post. In particular "Why the folks at Backblaze don’t care about the “risks”" section.
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by tommi 15y ago
More likely those tags were added afterwards.
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by tommi 15y ago
I'm sure you didn't delete those. You only hid them from the timeline. There's a huge difference. I have hid many the old stuff too, but sometimes, especially with timeline transition, few old items kept popping up and wouldn't hide until f
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by tommi 15y ago
I see your point and it's a good one but humor me. What is there to explain? Why doesn't your wife let you be the person you are?
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by tommi 15y ago
I have always wondered why people are so shamed of their past emotions. Ex-girlfriends are part of your life, part of who you are even if you don't want to admit it. I suspect it to be somehow a configurable feature or you can always remove
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by tommi 15y ago
Look at it this way: you should never trust a single guy to manage your entine system. You need to have backup in case of the flu, accidents, anything.
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by tommi 15y ago
"Inferno is a distributed operating system started at Bell Labs, but is now developed and maintained by Vita Nuova Holdings as free software." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_%28operating_system%29
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by tommi 15y ago
Let me be the first one to say that this is one of the reasons why complete offline mode for Google Docs will be a big thing. For companies, Google Docs does not currently solve all the needed requirements. Good writeup though.
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by tommi 15y ago
There's huge difference between easy access costing nothing extra and "knowing what you are doing" and 259GBP / year. For you, the setup you have chosen suits probably very well but please understand that it's not for everybody. I bet there
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by tommi 15y ago
Outlook with hosted Exchange or Office 365 is a solution which suits some people. However, there are many for whom the Gmail, Calendar and Docs combo works better. Consider money, sharing and other factors and you'll see why the "been aroun

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