doronba

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by doronba 17y ago
can good open source interface design be achieved? and if so how? I agree with this, it has nothing to do with X. this has to do with design choices, and the method in which the consensus is achieved. My friend Mushon Zer-Aviv is attempting
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by doronba 17y ago
That is reasonable, albeit something i regret at times. I have many friends who develop open source software but resist Linux. I have been working on Linux desktop for some years, but at times it is irritating to no end, especially in the r
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by doronba 17y ago
obviously its not a uniform experience, and there are problems with the article, but i do think it stands to reason that rich content, and in my mind especially Advertising, grind the experience which I recall was faster in many cases.
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The faster the Internet becomes, the slower it loads pages(economist.com)
16 points by doronba 17y ago|15 comments
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by doronba 17y ago
Adobe CTO seems to have been suckered into a discussion that while factual, is almost beside the point and at odds with what apple is actually doing. For the vast majority of users, being Windows based, flash works pretty much fine most of
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by doronba 17y ago
Interesting, Macromedia was geared on its flagship products to the internet, While Adobe was essentially revolving around print publications and single user PC software. In that context it makes sense that Macromedia will take the helm in a
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by doronba 17y ago
I am not sure. Many of my technophobe relations are Multitaskers (messy ones to be sure but multitasking nonetheless) and have a problem abandoning the nested folder system they hold so dear (and Itunes will not help there) They are familia
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by doronba 17y ago
What about long dead artists? what about recordings done many years ago, where the covering of recording prices has long been achieved Software, like most intellectual property is a Non-rivalrous good. Nothing in software design prevents si
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by doronba 17y ago
Apple has too much stock (literally and figuratively) in Steve Jobs. It is not at all clear that Apple has the capability to survive and innovate without him.