macalicious
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I think you're missing an algebraic sign there.
You don't disagree, do you? More and more companies are using an Android OS, thus, the increasing amount of (device) fragmentation.
Wrong math certainly do harm people directly.
One example: Ariane 5
Thank you!
Without having worked with the new UI, I do like the looks of the new palette. The form fields on the other hand look like they could be overseen easily.
Anyone have a link to the new UI? Couldn't find any screenshots of it and am still running a rather old version of PS.
Nice idea!
I'm not sure about the legal issue here though. If I see it correctly, you are downloading the songs to your server and serve the file from there. A lot of content that is uploaded is often times illegal, so you might be charged for distributing illegal content (illegal as in copyright).
What I'm also wondering. How come the parsing takes so long? I know other services that are a lot faster. Is it just the speed limit of the server itself?
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macalicious on Monday July 28, 2014 @12:03PM
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macalicious on Friday March 07, 2014 @12:22PM
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macalicious on Friday January 17, 2014 @11:02AM
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macalicious on Friday January 17, 2014 @10:37AM
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Replacing SMS I can see, since whatsApp/GroupMe/iMessages/whatsoever is already doing so, but replacing e-mail? Why would it replace e-mail in your opinion? I think IM/chats have a completely different purpose compared to e-mail, which unfortunately is often times used wrongly imho.
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macalicious on Monday December 16, 2013 @03:06AM
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macalicious on Thursday August 01, 2013 @02:55AM
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macalicious on Wednesday July 17, 2013 @05:59PM
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macalicious on Thursday June 27, 2013 @10:58AM
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I think you misread "can't" and "can".
Besides having a lossless compressed audio file, I often wonder, if one can actually hear the difference between a well compressed mp3 (say, converted from a flac) and the actual original flac?
Is there a real benefit for the average consumer? The problem I see is the quite large file size.
Seriously, I can't stop but think while reading your comments that you have a lot of emotions building up within you.
I see your point in people evangelizing VIM, Emacs, Apple, whatsoever, but... who cares? Let them be. I don't see, why you try so hard to prevent people from being happy and enjoy little things in life. Why does everything have to be insignificant, because something else is so much more significant? I seriously don't get your point there.
Let people love their editor, even if it is insignificant to you. People actually are more productive, when they are happy using a product they like, or could you seriously imagine writing code/surfing the web/do anything with the on-screen keyboard? Even you would get frustrated and would hate your job. It does matter. Maybe not the productivity-wise, but definitely how you, as a person, feel.
Seems to be a lot of anger in there.
As for myself, I don't really care much about speed while coding, however, I do care much about being efficient at doing things.
Why should I have to move my hands up to reach the arrow keys, if I can use the home row instead? I do think it is very tiresome to move my hands around (maybe because I'm lazy?). This of course applies to the mouse/trackpad as well. Again, you need to move your hand to away.
Again. Not necessarily about speed, more about efficiency and convenience.
It's not the only thing. The UX and UI itself is very 'old-school' and IMO very outdated.
It's like using Windows 3.11 instead of Windows XP, let alone Windows 7/8.
At least Dropbox has never complained about my ~4-5GB files.
The user interface is not as intuitive as Dropbox's.
Box, at least on the Mac, doesn't integrate es nicely as Dropbox.
The web interface is very unintuitive and overstuffed with features as well.
At least that's my first impression of Box, when compared to Dropbox.
It's suppose to show you which pin is the correct one. The lock picker obviously can't know that's why he tries all of them.
That's what I was thinking. That would be quite nice.
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macalicious on Tuesday January 22, 2013 @06:04PM
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I'm actually more concerend about privacy. Now tracking a device is even easier than before. No more downloading of illegal contents!