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what advantage am i getting for having these all under one roof? how are the integrations going to help me?
I think it would be unlikely for one of my peers (mostly developers) to mention "The Cloud" unless they were trying to be intensionally buzzwordy for comedy effect. They would be more specific.
I/We would however say:
a cloud to mean clusters machines (probably split into VPSs)
xxxx's cloud to mean xxxx's server infrastructure/platform
import string
import random
def random_pronoucable(minpairs=8,maxpairs=10):
consonants='bcdfghjklmnpqrstvwxyz'
vowels='aeiou'
password=''
for x in range(1,random.randint(int(minpairs),int(maxpairs))):
password += consonants[random.randint(1,len(consonants)-1)] + vowels[random.randint(1,len(vowels)-1)]
return passwordNot sure if it's a big deal or not.
interesting idea... I'll give it a go for a while until someone realises I email myself everyday. Does it get angry if I don't reply?
mini feedback on home page: The 'see example' link needs to scroll the page down for me, I didn't spot the page grow and was waiting for it to load.
Although waking up in the morning to find your beautiful late design is bright cyan is a bit of a shocker sometimes.
Anyone else think it looks like it was made for MacOS 10.1 though?
At the moment it seems there is a need to know the ids/classes of your entire page by heart - or resort to looking at your own source, it would make it _much_ less painful if when you click in a box that expects an element ID that your cursor could then be used to click an element, to generate the xpath (like webinspector/firebug).
Pretty sure this is more expensive/waste of components versus a big clear [+] icon on one side.
Guess it could help devices for the blind?
Or devices where you have to _throw_ the batteries in from a distance :)
I use it in long running scripts (like deploys).
growlnotify -t "Deploy" -m "Complete"Seems simple:
If your mail/DNS is setup to support either of these, then cool you don't need to confirm.
Else, you must "ok" each post.
DONE
If I'm revisiting a site I know, I'll cut it some slack, and be pretty patient.
But.. if I'm picking off results from a search, the sites have mear moments before I hit that back button
few thoughts (some already covered):
* buttons look disabled, I was waiting for them to un-ghost
* the "skip" links should be more prominent during signup since at the time it slowed me down.
* signup/design was generally very friendly
* please don't alert me to sign-out, I know what I'm doing, and it's not that bad if I made the mistake
Very professional screencast, it looked great. I think there is often still some value in the less-scripted approach, (along with mistakes), I think it can sometimes make it feel less like you are not being sold to, and show some personality – of course depends on the audience.
If there isn't one maybe those of us who are having to pay to have one written, could instead pay for an open one to be commissioned?