davidmp

I'm a paying user and this won't make me stop using the service, but there should be a reasonable expectation of privacy here. Obviously the database has to store this information in a retrievable way, but to expose it so carelessly on a regular basis is completely unnecessary.

Of course it's a tradeoff, but there's only one choice guaranteed not to piss off your users. It's an easy decision. Don't look at private data.

  But I do this from my own Pinboard account, which has 
  superpowers. Specifically, it lets me see private bookmarks
  on all accounts. And since I already see everything, I don't
  notice when everybody else starts to see everything, too.

Easy solution: Use an external monitor to verify things still look good at 1x.

Their terms are pretty straightforward. You're not allowed to use their logo in links, since that implies a false association. There's nothing new or broken here.

You can link with text as much as you want.

The article misses the obvious comparison to the Mac line. Over time people will naturally refer to them by the year they were released.

We do exist. I love having an empty inbox.

At least it's opt-in.

The analytics platform discussed in the article is http://keen.io

They've since been working hard to nail their product down with more specificity. :)

I lived in a studio on Market St in the Tenderloin for $825/mo. With a huge window. There are other units for even cheaper. http://sfofficelofts.com

Just to pile on more here, the government has another $0.20, so he only really has your $0.50.

iPad is "retina" at a viewing distance of 15 inches. iPhone is "retina" at a viewing distance of 10 inches.

Pixel density is only half the equation.