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by tsieling 11y ago
Battery Card Club, you've turned against me.
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by tsieling 11y ago
Congratulations! Still poking around, but I almost gave up interest when I didn't see pricing. Once I noticed the hamburger menu off in the corner I did find the pricing (which is pretty good), but it made me realize how that hidden me
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by tsieling 11y ago
Quality isn't in their DNA. They can promise all they want, I'd never trust them enough to put what they make in me.
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by tsieling 11y ago
This is kind of light on the 'how'. Is it possible to do it with other images? If so, what are the minimum specs needed? I imagine there are many great photos in the NASA archives that people would love to get framed.
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by tsieling 12y ago
Nice, I'm glad you hide the pointer on yours, it makes a big difference.
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by tsieling 12y ago
> Apple's model customer is one who upgrades often. I don't know any tech company that doesn't have that idea of a model customer :) To their credit, I can run the latest on a pretty old Mac Mini at home. It's not as
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by tsieling 12y ago
I'm not a fan of what I've seen of Apple Watch, or wearables in general, but the UI innovations that Apple has made for a tiny screen feel clear to me. The manner of navigating apps with the crown (and using a crown to navigate, p
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by tsieling 12y ago
If you're in or around Vancouver, BC, we run a free job board driven just by posting to Twitter: http://heyavailable.com . Tech and design, both loosely defined, are welcome, and we have sections for offering and getting sho
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by tsieling 12y ago
> You have a problem with Spotify? Work with them. I think that's a lot of what this is about: getting some leverage for deals with Spotify et al.
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by tsieling 12y ago
The difference with Apple is that even when they do minimum, they polish that minimum offering very well. I know exactly the kind of stuff the article author is talking about, and most of it undercuts whatever ideas are being tried out.
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by tsieling 12y ago
Totally get and respect that. Thanks for clarifying it, and especially for choosing a not for profit way.
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by tsieling 12y ago
> There's no call to action at all There's a giant blue button that says Check out the Book
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by tsieling 13y ago
I started out pretty neutral about the approval process, but have come to think it was the best decision they could have made. In Android world, rejections happen after something bad happens. That means some person who trusted an app got sc
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by tsieling 13y ago
Ownership of content doesn't require a monetary interest, it can be about wanting to control how that content is used. And wow, nice angry sting on the guy. Must really burn to see someone hit success like that and not care about it.
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by tsieling 13y ago
The article says no contract was signed.
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by tsieling 13y ago
Thanks for stepping back in to clarify. I think what hurt this article the most was its emphasis on conflict over collaboration. How can people work around these habits of dressing up preferences? Telling them to 'call bullshit' i
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by tsieling 13y ago
We used this strategy on a small vendor database for a local nonprofit street newspaper when we built a vendor locater web app for them. The non-technical staff can update vendor names, availability, photos (by URL) and locations, which we
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by tsieling 13y ago
Nice, clear and simple. This is great.
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by tsieling 13y ago
So if something doesn't cost you money, you have no business complaining about something you don't like? Weird logic. If someone offers something under any terms, it seems ok to me to say what I think of it. Your position seems to
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by tsieling 13y ago
While waiting for Genius appointments and friends to get something done in Apple stores, I've seen salespeople talk customers out of higher priced items more than once. And they do it the right way: asking what you want to do with the
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by tsieling 13y ago
My parents are nobodies with just their phone that they share. Their friends, also seniors and predominantly with one device, are nobodies as well. Why should their stuff be blocked? Because they don't give a gd if it goes elsewhere. In fac
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by tsieling 14y ago
Congratulations. The photo of your physical printing space is a big plus, it shows that you're for real. You could look for ways to highlight that more, and have real people with the final printed product to show its scale and quality.
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by tsieling 14y ago
Nope. They're not flying millions of children around every day, where they're paid a premium to ensure their safety and care. I can't feel a thing for them, which is exactly what they felt for that kid and her parents.
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by tsieling 14y ago
Why would someone 'enjoy' watching someone's sincere effort and dream die? Weird post.
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by tsieling 14y ago
Well, people kill people, too. But I agree with the underlying sentiment that we should be taking their place in the world much more seriously than we do most other animals.
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by tsieling 14y ago
SETI isn't about communicating with alien lifeforms, it's about detecting signs of other intelligences than ourselves. Studying these aspects of dolphins is actually the same endeavour, just looking in different places.
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by tsieling 14y ago
The government has that information. This is an attack by Facebook on the idea that you control your identity, or that you can have identity outside the confines of a private company over which you have no power.
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by tsieling 14y ago
I think that's a decent apology. If apologies are to have any worth, they need to be accepted civilly and not dismissed in favour of unending scorn.
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by tsieling 14y ago
Yeah they hand out million dollar bills to anyone who isn't white. It's happening everywhere and you're missing out. Boo hoo. Get over your centre of the universe racism and make something of value.
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by tsieling 14y ago
This is really awesome. Thanks for sharing it, it's a perfect example of a fundamental truth about life. Many happy miles ahead.

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