I could go on and on.
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I could go on and on.
Duet mentions a name, and 23&W has a contact form also, but there is just nothing.
Some might ask how TclOO compares to iTcl's. For one the performance is in another league.[2](Version 0.3)
This has nothing to do with being for or against any vendor. It's alienating your users, and you never want to do that. Brands communicate emotions, it's risky to expose yourself to that. Or is that on purpose?
Microsoft obviously has struck some deals with pc producers and committed to hold the product back until after the holiday season. They probably even make more money that way.
It's just a matter of time, until Apple is going to counter the Surface with their own ios/macosx hybrid, which I think is the future. I would not be surprised to see the first hint for this "surface" sometime early next year, after the holidays, and before the actual Surface Pro hits the stores.
Microsoft is betting for Apple to not pull this off so quickly, but if they are wrong, the Windows market share will continue to shrink at an accelerated pace next year.
Microsoft had their shoot this Christmas season to do something bold and go big with Surface RT AND Surface Pro, but they choose to give in with the OEM's.
To start with, it probably offers a sense of community. It can also help bridge gaps between different parts of our society. I appreciate the charity work. However, I'm part of the 20%, so I'm standing at the sidelines on this one.
I continue to read unprofessional things like that in the startup environment. I'd say leave the humor to your customers. Just my opinion. People always talk about "scaling". A phrase like that does not.
Maybe someone can shed some light on that aspect, and the webpage should too.
Every time when I see "GNU GPL" I just turn around and think it's not worth the trouble.
It's all fun until reality and hits you right in the face and you pay for your YouTube video for the rest of your life. Is it likely to happen? No, but that wont save you afterwards.
"Preserve Favorites website data" under Delete Browsing History.
With that I can delete all cookies after a session but my logins stay active. And I don't need an extension for it. Every browser should support that. And the OS integration of IE9 on windows 7 is superior to the competition.
And IMHO don't use twitter accounts with your position on SOPA. 95% of your customers don't care or don't (want to) know.
And these plots should start to show more clearly what's going on in the mobile and desktop browser-space. I assume this plot (page 2) does not show mobile at all.
I still need an app from some stranger to get sync working.
To design is shop is not about math or throughput, it's all about psychology. You don't want lines to move fast, you just want them to appear like moving fast.
My point is merely that self-checkout is not only about speed, it's about personal comfort too.
I use them because I don't want to interact with someone just to get some groceries. I know, it's kind of sad, but I don't want to say 'Hi' and 'Thank you' and I don't want 5 bags when 2 would suffice and don't want to explain that, so I just do it myself.
From what I know, IT-departments don't like that.
And this 'save a click' argument is just silly. Hover still means you have to target two points.
What's is funny though, the Google-bar at the bottom would at least make sense on a chromebook, but at the top they always suck, because contrary to an OS taskbar, they don't provide an invinite mouse target because of the Tab-bar.
I wouldn't say killer, but good luck anyway.
What I find intriguing, although I'm surrounded by "Programmers", almost no CS! We have physicist, mechanical engineers, mathematicians, historians and english majors even.