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Re:Unlikely Developer Interviewed About Text Editors on Monday November 26, 2012 @03:54PM (#4833977)
As an outsider I would really dig some feedback from the Hacker News community. (interview is with me)
Re:Mac App Store taking two months to review my app (video) on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @01:19PM (#4449795)
Again, @dpcan that's a different app store.
Re:Mac App Store taking two months to review my app (video) on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @01:10PM (#4449722)
Yeah well it doesn't take 2 months just to get a response on iOS. There's a huge disparity between the review times.
Re:Mac App Store taking two months to review my app (video) on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @12:47PM (#4449542)
Yeah well it's not conducive to making software in an agile way and if releases are going to take two months to be approved and then probably rejected, I'm looking at 1/4 year tacked onto already lengthy scopes. That's a fiscal quarter someone blew, or one tenth of someone's daughter's life. Not to mention I totally lost my "updated for Mountain Lion" and "updated for Retina" feature chances. It's not something want to accept as "common"! I'd like to have a daughter someday.
Re:Mac App Store taking two months to review my app (video) on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @12:21PM (#4449376)
Yeah I already had to use expedited reviews for another app earlier this year. I think you only get two a year.

I'll try and contact a bit more but it's not something I had on my long list of things to do. Also I have traded back and forth with them earlier this year when an approved app wasn't appearing even when you searched for it by name. It's tiring and it feels under-resourced.

Re:Mac App Store taking two months to review my app (video) on Wednesday August 29, 2012 @11:50AM (#4449193)
Thanks I will definitely check that out. App demo and Kickstarter coming soon.
Fixed her!
Re:Poll: Do you touch-type? on Wednesday February 08, 2012 @07:35AM (#3566299)
It's easier with iPad if you only use three fingers of each hand.
When you create an artificial urgency, and you splice it in with children's sugar & cheeseburger intake, you should expect them to evolve to obtain it by any means necessary.
No reason to change the underlying nature of the internet for an archaic business model called "windowing".
The "free market" huh? Yeah right ---> http://projects.propublica.org/sopa/pipa#roll_call
also thinks AIDS is the sufferer's fault :( In the end his internet might not be much better.
c'mon now. paid links are corrupting context. let's ditch the advertising model. crosses fingers
changed it a bit. thanks for the advice.
Point taken. SOrry. I blew it.

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