It seems odd to title them influencers based on that.
Do you have a source for this? I don't remember it ever being part of Gmail.
They could use `replaceState`[1] instead of `pushState` though so as not to mess with your browser history.
[1]https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/History_API...
The last major attempt at "improving" UI/UX that stands out to me was in 2014 when they launched the redesigned iOS app.
That was when I stopped using soundcloud on my iOS devices. Everything became more difficult for me.
After my frustration subsided I spent a little time researching [1], made use of my Amazon Prime subscription and had a brand new, well reviewed, compatible modem [2] at my house Saturday morning.
The modem Comcast gave me retailed for $28. I paid $7/mo for over 4 years. That's well over $300 for a $28 piece of garbage, just because I didn't know I had the option to use my own hardware. I canceled my monthly rental, had a tech come out to pick the broken modem up at no charge, and have been happy since.
Invest in a modem like you do your other hardware. It will be better for your wallet and have the added benefit of _not_ lining the pockets of a company many people despise.
[1] http://mydeviceinfo.comcast.net/ [2] http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007IMPMW4
[1]http://malwaremustdie.blogspot.com/2013/03/the-evil-came-bac...
strings /path/to/modules/* | grep -i blacklist
You get there by clicking the gear icon on the right side of the image search results page; 'Advanced search' is under that. Yay for Google making one more tool more difficult interact with.
Actually, it renders a raw JSON response - a single object of 'unguarded' attributes (all by default) for the model with Content-Type: application/json set. It has nothing to do with HTML.
Your syntax is invalid too. To do what you want you'd actually call
return Model::where('asdf', 1)->first();A few initial thoughts:
- I can't click the radio buttons themselves within each options group; only the link/label itself is clickable
- I would rather the mileage filters be < 10k, < 20k, < 36k, etc. If I can't have this, I want to be able to select multiple mileage filters at once
- I want to select multiples of other filters too. Year for example. eBay allows me to enter "2009-2011" or "2009-". I can only view one year at a time on this site.
- It took me a minute to realize I had to select a make before a model (yes, I feel stupid for this); showing an empty stub where the options will appear once I have selected a make is not intuitive - how about not showing the not-yet-ready filters until they are relevant?
- Seeing the "Contact Dealer" red button directly below the phone number made me initially think I was going to be calling the dealer. I finally clicked it after seeing no other place to view the dealer's own listing. I'd make getting to the dealer's site a bit more prominent
1. There was a post in the last 1-3 months for a site that offered photographs of (mostly) Apple devices out in the real world. I vaguely remember a photograph of a macbook on a picnic table. They were offering real photographs/settings for you to lay a screenshot of your website into. 2. There was a post in the past couple weeks for a tool that (as of it's posting) tracked python package and...
ipfw delete ____
where ____ is the id of the firewall entry.
http://mashable.com/2011/01/14/posterous-founder-leaves-star...