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13y ago
Best Tumblr ever
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13y ago
Isn't this Apples job?
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13y ago
This service has become such a joke. People paid for a Twitter clone and just got a confused mess of hand wavy nonsense about being a general purpose pipe for applications.
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13y ago
How long till it has adverts seen as every listen will cost google something. I'd rather pay
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13y ago
He does in his podcast and on Twitter
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13y ago
He's also gone into great detail on his blog about how unsuccessful that has been and if he worked on the port himself (outside company volunteered to work on it) he wouldn't have been able to go fulltime like iOS allowed.
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You don't really get a choice about lock in, however you do get to choose if you want your actions, searches, communications and location harvested to build an advertising profile or not.
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13y ago
> not very good developers Probably this judging by how many years the UI ignored the GPU on that platform.
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13y ago
Typical Mozilla nonsense
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13y ago
should have been deleted on april 2nd then…
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Honestly don't understand why we can't call them out on this. > Did we actively intend for it to be reminiscent of OS X? Absolutely not This statement is a total lie.
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13y ago
Bit different, the first two directly mimic how a regular file browser window looks. The OS X and ElemOS preferences don't imitate their file windows. God MS screwed 95 up so badly.
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> Did we actively intend for it to be reminiscent of OS X? Absolutely not Sorry but this is pure BS
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1998-2003 Linux invests a ton of time imitating Windows Explorer and Outlook 2013-???? Linux invests a ton of time replicating OS X and iTunes Why can they never just innovate themselves?
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13y ago
love how you're hosting this on neocities, seems apt
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13y ago
One less reason to use Firefox
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13y ago
Google isn't helping me right now, but IIRC didn't Lego use to manufacture bricks for actual architects to prototype with. They were smaller than regular bricks.
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13y ago
Don't know why you expected anything else from an "ideas guy"
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13y ago
You'd expect anyone who knows how JBIG2 works would also know it should never have been used for this
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13y ago
"the device web user interface" Why on earth does a scanner have a web interface
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13y ago
What a joke
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13y ago
UI is just way better than anything else out there UI feels and IS more native than anything else out there Performance is better than Firefox and only worse than Chrome in beta technologies and a few edge cases
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13y ago
Unfortunately it wont do any good because you can't buy taste
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They didn't expect Draw Something to drop off so much faster than their usual games. Probably didn't understand that Draw Something isn't even a game when you think about it, so didn't really have a competitive angle and
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13y ago
Serves them right really, what on earth did they think was going to happen
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13y ago
https://vimeo.com/29279198 real time face substitution
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13y ago
Probably Digg seen as their reader missed the boat a bit
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Honestly don't get why people can't just use CSS for something like this. Talk about over-engineering
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13y ago
Looking forward to the open source desktop versions of this kind of tech.
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13y ago
A low quality article on the Gawker network? Surely not!
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