Dysiode

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by Dysiode 13y ago
That's what I love about cottonTracks, even if it does lack a bit in the portability standpoint.
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by Dysiode 13y ago
Or, even better, have a demo on the home screen, or at least a link to one.
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by Dysiode 13y ago
This is one of the most grounded and realistic responses at the moment, and I would like to add a bit from my experiences with anxiety and depression. While my symptoms weren't as severe when I went to see a psychiatrist he stated futu
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by Dysiode 13y ago
There are some interesting hurdles, and you've done a great job of thinking of a few of them! I can see three likely async solutions: SMS style message based (explicitly not real time), real-time message based, or real-time chat. SMS S
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by Dysiode 13y ago
That's absolutely valid, CR exists because customers don't know what to do next. That said, there's a lot that could be done to mitigate that. - High phone support visibility on how-to pages: Don't link to chat if it&#x2
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by Dysiode 13y ago
I'm not sure how this is necessarily much different than phone communication with the notable caveat that text is quicker to parse. It's already inadvisable to give that information over the phone as a landline can be tapped and t
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by Dysiode 13y ago
I can see there being a happy medium here as no all support requests are task oriented. Either a) asynchronous support for support inquiries like "When will product x be in stock?" or "What does policy y mean to me?" whe
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by Dysiode 13y ago
A touch interface, for one. Emulates are find and all but I find their inaccuracy frustrating more often than not. Further, it's not just a 20 year old game on an emulator. Somebody has to port it, make graphics (for what they are wort
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by Dysiode 13y ago
I'm largely a fan of the idea I've felt the burn of the "I paid full price for this because I appreciate your work but now it's 33% off?" moment (Borderlands anyone?). I want to see that abolished. Because I've
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Large Hadron Collider Suffers Interference From Lunar Gravity | TPM Idea Lab(idealab.talkingpointsmemo.com)
1 points by Dysiode 14y ago|0 comments
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DNSCrypt for Windows has arrived(blog.opendns.com)
1 points by Dysiode 14y ago|0 comments
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by Dysiode 14y ago
I felt the same about the thumbnails. Then I checked out the new articles and could easily pick out the spam (Indian Party Wear Sarees in this case). I don't think it's so useful for the top articles since most are primarily textual but it
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by Dysiode 14y ago
I'm wholly relieved that someone else thinks this way too ( still aware of the fact that most thoughts aren't unique). I never came to the conclusion of metamorphosis, however. Just felt a need to express my experience of camaraderie on the
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by Dysiode 14y ago
One could argue that applies to sci-fi as a whole, but some how Vingie's vision of omnipresent dust motes seems more likely (certainly given several hundreds years of cyclical progress, as in the story) than teleporters or even flying cars.
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by Dysiode 14y ago
See also: Vinge's Rainbows End for a near future example of ubiquitous networking (amongst other likely visions).
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by Dysiode 15y ago
Now all they need to do is make the settings page match the rest of the site. Notably putting the Save button at the top of the page after making everyone get used to not having to scroll around to find the Send button.
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by Dysiode 15y ago
As a consumer I personally prefer Amazon Payments. They already have my information and their checkout is familiar. I can't say if they support international payments though (but they're a good "for US customers" option!)
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by Dysiode 15y ago
I've had more luck with the QtWebKit Bridge: http://doc.qt.nokia.com/4.7-snapshot/qtwebkit-bridge.html than other options (primarily Titanium). It's a bit more complicated and requires you to get familiar with Qt's paradigms for things li
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by Dysiode 15y ago
I'd been familiar with the concept of verbs and nouns in vim but this really simplifies it all. I wish there was a more comprehensive list of everything in a readable format. Man pages just don't do it for me :(
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by Dysiode 15y ago
Mozilla was working on a solution to this some time ago (back when Aza was still with Mozilla, early 2010 is the latest date in the linked design doc): http://www.azarask.in/blog/post/identity-in-the-browser-fire... From the document he l
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by Dysiode 15y ago
Teehee. Sorting by size sorts the string size rather than the true size. At first this leads to logical results, like 0.9GB being at the top of the results, and then you realize that 53mb file is right next to that 53.6kb file. Wait a secon
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by Dysiode 15y ago
> Also when it comes to deciding if I want to share my public folder it would be nice if you could list what's in my public folder for me. I had to go check. Agreed. It's shame Dropbox doesn't let you see what files you have in your Pub
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by Dysiode 15y ago
I like the idea so I'd like to share my thought processes as I used it. Firstly, I had a basic idea of what it probably was having heard about the hack involving file hashes a while back. While it gets permissions for my entire Dropbox I wa
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by Dysiode 15y ago
I'm actually surprised no one has mentioned Rainbows End by Vernor Vinge yet. He actually presents a vision of a very natural, expressive near future UI. While he doesn't go into technical details about everything, he does describe interact
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Four Game Indie Bundle where the crowd controls the price(indieroyale.com)
3 points by Dysiode 15y ago|0 comments
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New 8pen released w/ practice game (acts as 8pen trial)(market.android.com)
1 points by Dysiode 15y ago|0 comments
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by Dysiode 15y ago
3: Chrome has the benefit of showing where in the page the results are inside the scroll bar. Dark-magics I say.
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by Dysiode 15y ago
While Opera is arguably ahead of the curve in many areas I've always felt they lack the polish everyone else brings. Be it Safari's glossy SpeedDial or Chromes fancy tear-away tabs Opera has a great idea and then consistently falls short of
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8pen gets a makeover, a new version coming soon(8pen.com)
1 points by Dysiode 15y ago|0 comments
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by Dysiode 15y ago
A good reminder that sometimes there's wonderful things hidden in the unknown. I'm a IT newb, but I wonder if there's a sane way for backbone providers to communicate with startups to achieve that vision he presents at the end.

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