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I have never heard of User Acceptance Training. I have heard of User Acceptance Testing (UAT), which is about users testing the software, not training users on the software. The goal of UAT is to work with the user to verify that the software's functionality and usability are "acceptable". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acceptance_testing#User_accept...
By default, AT&T also throttles video playback to 480p, but it is an option that can be disabled: https://www.att.com/offers/streamsaver.html (instructions listed in the middle/FAQ).
This is the first I had heard of Limn, and it looks like a really interesting magazine. What other great non-mainstream tech/design magazines are out there?
If I have already installed a bunch of packages, how do I move everything to something like ~/.homebrew? (1) Change the HOMEBREW_PREFIX (2) move the existing aliases from /usr/local/bin (3) add the directory to my path (4) ???
Bessemer Alliance - Pittsburgh, PA (onsite) - full-time
About the company
Open positions
To apply or hear more about the position, just send an email to spencer@bessemeralliance.com
Do you know if the design position is remote as well?
The [2] link is for a Front-End Platform Engineer. Should it link to https://jobs.lever.co/nilas/04ea91e1-6d77-4077-8253-4f8b7937... ?
There is a lot more to good design than big click targets. Even infinitely large targets are useless if the user does not know where they are.
A trade implies choice. What are the phones with amazing battery life? There are some DROID phones (MAXX, etc.), but is that it?
But, 2 gifs is 100% of the gifs in the article...
A nice feature of the previous version of Tower (and even more previously, most SVN clients), is the ability to browse the entire repo and instantly see info about the last commit of each file (e.g., date, author).
That seems to be missing in this version. There is a Tree view of the repo for each commit, but it is cumbersome to both browse files AND see when files were (last) changed. Has anyone seen such a feature in Tower 2 or other GUIs?
Unrelated: the "Jobs" link in the footer results in a 404 error. It links to snips.net/jobs instead of snips.net/jobs.html.
404 Not Found
Code: NoSuchKey
Message: The specified key does not exist.
Key: jobs
RequestId: E4C72F651DB2691D
HostId: nVfBKmpulx+ustWYBLz5z/LvOtALcpAN5YVE4rOTDwSWa6I1yfPlJrIubcU5OjZWIndeed. The announcement states, "If you already pay for storage, you’ll automatically move to a better plan at no additional cost," but that does not seem to cover people whose plans are simply becoming cheaper.
The column to the right of your feed (where birthdays and events show up) also includes the same links as the footer. Click "More" to get to the Developers page, etc.
Well, that's fair; falling in love is not very easy.
Subscribing for Google Play Music All Access (yeah, say that seven times fast) opens up the instant playlists ("radio stations") to include all of the music in Google's catalog. But I have found the selection of similar music to be pretty conservative; despite Google's large catalog, the same artists/songs come up every time I play a given radio.
From what I have read, the radios in the HTC First lock you into AT&T. On T-Mobile, you will only get 2G speeds.
You should look at the HTC First. It is discontinued, but runs 4.1, has good specs, and is available on eBay for $150-$200.
Using Chrome 30 on OS X, I am getting the following error when trying to play the video:
"[blocked] The page at https://appmaker.mozillalabs.com/ ran insecure content from http://www.youtube.com/embed/RaRIdLgZTPI?autoplay=1."
Your image wasn't loading for me, so I updated with the correct (for me) URL. http://jsbin.com/amunug/7
As far as getting into specifics, how have questions like "How often does that happen?" worked compared to questions like "when is the last time that happened?" In other words, having the user speak about a particular instance versus generalizing about a "typical" day.
For more photos of the mountain and others, the photographers' site: http://www.glacierworks.org/the-glaciers/
Small typo on the "What's next?" page after you create a new app:
``They will be in your Dropbox folder under the followng path:``
Should be "following", not "followng".
"I am not a lawyer" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IANAL
(Unless you were being facetious, in which case, carry on.)
Just an FYI, but the website is unusable on mobile (Android ICS). The sidebar navigation completely overlaps the text when zoomed in.
Unrelated to the content of the article, but the light grey text is almost entirely illegible. The figure captions are particularly bad, and I am surprised Bret Victor chose such an awful color scheme. This page is basically a perfect case for http://contrastrebellion.com/
On the right sidebar, under "Facebook (c) 2012" should be duplicates of all of the links at the bottom of the page. For the "Create a page" link, you have to click "More".
This is clearly unintuitive, but at least it exists.
In the parent's defense, the rest of that paragraph and the chart below it downplay Microsoft's role in favor of Google's, which could be viewed as "not quite right".
Well. "Frape" is a term I had never heard before.