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Good point.

If Spotify started charging $15 instead of $9.99 I wouldn't care, I would still pay. They are simply the best music streaming service out there IMO.

I payed for Google Music for a bit a while ago and I hated it and switch to Spotify. The experience was awful. I'm also pretty sure that Google Music rips audio from Youtube in certain cases which makes the audio quality terrible.

So much for unbiased journalism. I guess such a thing doesn't really exist anymore.

Even The Guardian labelled it as "anti-diversity".

I was talking about this with a friend yesterday, we both came to the conclusion that he had to expect to get fired from releasing this.

Why are media outlets calling it an "anti-diversity" memo?

Thank you for sharing, Mahyarm!

Was it worth it with the huge increase in cost of living?

This is problem with flex time. Companies love to advertise flex time, but when you come in at 7am and leave at 3, you get tons of looks and even the odd comment.

He mentioned he knows it isn't healthy.

Personally, I'm not a huge fan of the start up world these days, due to a lot of clashing ego's. But I can respect Jason for telling it straight.

I don't think anything should be "shamed", just because it's not something you agree with. Allow people to operate however they want, it's a free country after all.

"Free Forever" scares me.

I don't mean to be that guy, I'm genuinely curious. Is this pretty much the same thing as http://processingjs.org/ ?

I wonder what the effects this kind of VR stuff has on the health of your eyes.

This is exactly what it's used for.

This issue has recently come up for me too.

Out of approximately 700 registrations (Specific client, specific event), 4 called in asking where to register. The problem was that those 4 users didn't realize you had to scroll past the fold to find the registration form.

We had to optimize the site (displaying animating indicators) to let that small minority of users know that there is more content past the fold.

In this situation it's hard to argue when you're dealing with a client that sells million dollar homes, because what if one of those 4 users is a potential buyer.

Is there a way to allow clients to create annotations on a project without creating an account? Maybe through a private URL?

From poking around I didn't see a way to do that. Without that I wouldn't really use it.

I'm a little confused as to what this is exactly.

I'm worried this will turn from a gaming oriented device to a general device. A device with a library of apps that require a facebook account to login and use and if you don't pay for some sort of paid version of an app have to deal with ads.

As soon as sony released information about their VR headset I was looking forward more to that one since it will be oriented around gaming.

Looks like it's similar to, if not the same as www.designdrop.io.

A big part of the success of a project is the marketing and the names behind it. Someone linked me to Jelly a few days ago and I brushed it off not thinking it was that great of an idea. Then today I saw a post title "Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone Explains The Surprising Goal Of His New Company" and thought, "oh Twitter Co-Founder? Maybe I should take a second look at this app".

Was getting on TechCrunch seriously their only marketing strategy?

That shouldn't even be a part of your marketing strategy.

Verold I think is another company doing something similar.

I think what irritates me most about Axis is that they had to slap their obnoxious "Yahoo!" logo on it. It just irks me whenever I see it. The way the text is slinky link makes me think of children's toys.

Looks like he is listening to di.fm electro house channel.

I just happened to turn that on and noticed it's the same songs.

And so begin the Codecademy clones.

What is the big deal. People get way to offended this day in age. It's almost as if people are waiting for someone to say something offensive just so they can jump on it acting all high and mighty.

Does it only give you one logo? Or can you hit arrow keys to cycle through different versions without having to submit the textbox again?