alanhenry

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by alanhenry 13y ago
This. Knowing the person who wrote it, he was just surprised when he started shifting his use of the tool and wanted to share his experiences. Many of our readers love Evernote. At the same time, others avoid it for precisely the reasons he
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by alanhenry 13y ago
Well, if there's something to be learned from discussing hat software's features, or something we can teach others to do to streamline their activities or be more productive, there's something to be gained from talking about
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by alanhenry 13y ago
To be fair, we try to be significantly more useful than eHow.
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by alanhenry 14y ago
Agreed. It's difficult to address the problem of underinformed and uninformed voting, which is indeed an issue, or even address the issue of people who care little about the political system and their voice in it, and therefore don't vote b
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by alanhenry 14y ago
I'm going to have to back you up here. I've had my own work published to their site without attribution - although it was a long long time ago - and odds are, it's this same process that got them on hot water again. I'm empathetic, but I'm
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by alanhenry 14y ago
I think it's because those are the criteria that our readers - who nominated the keyboards that made the top five - prefer over mechanical keys. Their preferred feature set just differs from yours, and from most developers, I think. That sa
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by alanhenry 14y ago
If you look closely, you'll notice they're the best as voted on by our community. It looks like their tastes and yours differ somewhat.
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by alanhenry 14y ago
I agree - I would have loved more mechs on the list. They just don't seem to have caught on with the general public just yet though. We had a half-dozen in the nominations list, but all told they got fewer votes collected than some of the o
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by alanhenry 14y ago
I would have loved to include the Happy Hacking Keyboard on the list. It's one of my faves - but that said, the list is based on nominations and votes. It may be a joke, but it's a joke based on hundreds of nominations from readers, so ther
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by alanhenry 14y ago
The list is based on reader nominations - unfortunately, our community has different tastes than you do, but next time, stop by and nominate your favorite - the cut for the top five was pretty close.
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by alanhenry 14y ago
To be fair, the article is based on reader nominations. If you don't like the ones that made it into the list, stop by for the nomination round and make your choices known!
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by alanhenry 14y ago
After my initial outrage at the title, I found this comment to the actual article perhaps more telling than the article itself: "Geographically, this is southern Oregon, near Medford; not the North Cascades. That part of the state simply do
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by alanhenry 15y ago
Agreed. The whole "experiment" reads like more like a politically-themed chain letter--the kind you'd get from a particularly eccentric aunt who found their way onto Facebook--than an actual exercise in sociology.