> Mr.Graham is the native speaker here himself
Mr.Graham natively speaks english, but "American" is not his native accent. He's from England.
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> Mr.Graham is the native speaker here himself
Mr.Graham natively speaks english, but "American" is not his native accent. He's from England.
Congrats, awesome tech from talented and nice guys!
PlanGrid did as well! Highly recommended.
Now trending from a more valid source:
http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1cerrp/boston_mar...
During disasters such as this, I appreciate reddit's scale (and diversity) for up-to-date information in the comments.
Seems that some other, far better source, should have replaced it by now. There were a few up-in-coming, but they too vanished.
Why do the top links on reddit stop leaving the front page?
This link was #1 for about 10 minutes:
http://www.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1cen7i/explosion_...
and now has vanished, along with all other sponsored links. A horrible tragedy like this seems leagues more important than the current top link:
http://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/1cebz2/spotted_cookie...
I enjoyed thinking about what Nabokov was assigning to his students:
"Leo Tolstoy, Nikolai Gogol, Marcel Proust, James Joyce, Jane Austen, Franz Kafka, Gustave Flaubert, and Robert Louis Stevenson"
Looks like I'll be reading Metamorphosis( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Metamorphosis) tonight!
The part at the end:
"On a separate note, I feel like we could be doing more to help YC companies. We're in awe of what you've built over there at the Y and we'd love to grab a coffee and talk more about how we could be helpful to both the companies and you."
Is the reason you should know this is satire.
Why not ultima 7? Ultima8 wasn't as interactive as ultima7 imho.
I have the exact same experience. Ultima7 made me a developer, and was my first dive into editing bash scripts (that fucker was impossible to get working in windows95). Enabling the debug mode and hacking on gumps was my favorite pass time.
Sharing an office with these guys has allowed us to try our their TF servers for the last weeks and it has been amazing. Trying to get 8 people (5 of which who are not technically savvy) to play together has always been a huge pain for TF2. With Minefold it was a click of a button!
"They are liars, shady business, IP violators and are downright dangerous."
This is completely prejudice! You've never met Install Monetizer, and don't know if they participate in the same activities as the companies that you're referring to.
"I believe OP is very polite: There are no good reasons to not shame them publicly."
This is childish, and I'd expect better from any contributing member of VLC.
The animations when switching a to a new word are very jarring and distracting. Perhaps a more continuous method (like a tape roll that's constantly moving) would help with the transitions?
That's a pretty good example, but why is description even a modal? It looks so content rich, seems like it deserves the full screen.
"Stackable"
After checking out the live demo, I have no idea how "stacking" modals could make a good user interface.
So exciting! We were able to remove about 400 lines of shit S3 code and an ugly flash widget when moving to filepicker.io. Great to see them adding so many services.
Whenever I read an article like this, I immediately check out the designer's work afterwards.
http://www.hubspot.com/pricing/
This page, does not really follow "Conserve attention at all costs" when there's a 4x7 pricing grid with confusing information scattered about it. The rest of hubspot's design is equally banal, perhaps the author has some other role in the company than design?
She's amazing live if you ever have the chance to see her. A 6-foot tall woman with red dreadlocks playing the cello beautifully.
Thanks! I have a soft spot in my heart for isometric adventure games.
What are the games featured in the screenshots?
Thanks so much! Though I can't imagine anyone who wouldn't want these notifications...
It's so scary to think that our entire startup almost died with this glitch. Our enterprise customers use our product in the mornings... this happened at 9-fucking-am right during our peak hours.
Obviously it's our fault for not having a redundant system / for trusting heroku. Though I still can't help but be a little pissed as I email 100 people about how sorry I am for their service disruption. Heroku didn't email me.
I'm really happy to see more tools coming out to take some of the effort out of setting up / deploying your development environment. It's refreshing to get more time to actually code rather than administrate systems.
Awesome site design as well!
"Walking into YC with a nice haircut, suit and the ability to sell yourself doesn't fit the idea most people here have about entrepreneurship."
I walked into YC looking like an unshaven hobo with a stupid linux t-shirt, and nappy unkept hair. The rest of my team was only slightly less homely. After being accepted into YC, I'm proud to say that I wash my hair but I haven't adopted a suit yet...
I'm so thankful that our customers don't want to deal with DWG files. I had investigated it a bit for our original prototype... it was not pleasant.
Totally. We planned on having a case review section on our website but never got around to it.
The obvious choice of otter box came in first: http://www.amazon.com/OtterBox-APL2-IPAD1-20-C4ATT-Defender-...
Second best ipad case was the gumdrop: http://www.amazon.com/Gumdrop-Cases-Drop-Red-Black-DS-IPAD2-...
The otterbox had a stand that people liked (even though it made a clunky cover) and the gumdrop one was great for full coverage (and much better made than the griffin competitors).
Our users weren't as big of a fan but speck: http://www.amazon.com/Speck-Products-HandyShell-Case-SPK-A02...
made our personal favorite. Not as much protection but the stand / carabineer functionality is great!
Thanks as well! We're waiting for a customer to actually request an android tablet version. We're probably going to port our software in a "lite" version to android focusing on the phone first then the tablet. Thankfully android tablets work well with android phone apps (especially with ICS).
By the time we get around to this, we have our fingers crossed that google's acquisition of Motorola begets a sweet android tablet from google directly.
Pretty well! The mission still has great food but is very competitive for rental space and getting from berkeley to Silicon Valley still sucks ;)
The only thing that still annoys me is that you can't rename the tabs (without doing some silly work-around). I have 10 tabs in Terminal.app with "bash" written in them.
It's a neat toy, but is pretty much useless for real work when compared to apple's built-in terminal. Seems to not correctly support PS1s, at least in the case of zsh. I'd be surprised by anyone that would actually pay $10 for this, seems like $1 would be a better price point for a toy app.