youssefsarhan

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Lets Give Karen -The bus monitor- H Klein A Vacation(indiegogo.com)
13 points by youssefsarhan 14y ago|1 comments
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The iPod's Dark UI Pattern(sefsar.com)
2 points by youssefsarhan 14y ago|0 comments
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by youssefsarhan 14y ago
I understand your intent, but it reminds me a little of Ford's "... any colour so long as it is black" remark. The kudos button only caters to a single form of opinion, and at that it's a little vague. I appreciate the effort at simplifying
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by youssefsarhan 14y ago
I agree with the sentiment, however, I feel the Kudos button just can't communicate that. If you had given me a Kudos I wouldn't have known it was from you, I wouldn't have known what the intent was and it would just be another number. What
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A design critique of Svbtle(sefsar.com)
11 points by youssefsarhan 14y ago|6 comments
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by youssefsarhan 14y ago
Gazrogers, I think I understand your point, perhaps this was never going to generate much discussion. However, I found the meaning of 'Rubbernecker' and the poor performance of $FB to be quite poignant or whimsical. Not everything needs to
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Is that an iPhone and a MacBook Pro I see in a Google advertisement?(sefsar.com)
2 points by youssefsarhan 15y ago|0 comments
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by youssefsarhan 15y ago
It could simply be, that it was too early for LiveJournal? Back then – admittedly, now in many ways – the idea of a social network was new. It's value had yet to be proven at that time. However, with almost 1 Billion people on Facebook the
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by youssefsarhan 15y ago
Not sure about a Microsoft involvement. Either way, I feel they will always have a conflicted product vision so long as their users and customers are separate entities. Imagine a feature that's brilliant for the user, but terrible for adver
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I want to pay for Facebook(sefsar.com)
8 points by youssefsarhan 15y ago|10 comments