Wearables is the idea of changing what we wear with technological augmentation. Watches have had tech for a long time....nothing new here sadly....
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Wearables is the idea of changing what we wear with technological augmentation. Watches have had tech for a long time....nothing new here sadly....
A sad day.
Perian team, great job guys and thanks for the many years of awesomeness.
Activate a 'quiet' mode? In quiet mode nothing is sent to people's feeds.
Daily Digest mode. Daily digest would do just that. Lump all update in a day into 1 news feed.
I'd be happy with either option.
Companies in 2011 that suffered self inflicted wounds to their brand.
Knowing they helped create SOPA is the most damaging fact in my opinion which is why I'm still heading for the door.
I admired Bob back in the day but it seems things have changed over the years.
http://alternateidea.com/blog/articles/2006/1/3/textmate-vib...
Font: inconsolata of course. http://www.levien.com/type/myfonts/inconsolata.html
As to the disturbing situation you mention I'd look to finding a way to make such behavior more shameful.
Also remember to also hang out and become a regular with the developers on the corresponding freenode irc #channel.
Delegating the primary form of participation on your site to an outside firm strikes me as a bad idea. Maybe Facebook is paying TC to use their system?
Facebook like its predecessors Myspace, Friendster et al., is not the destination but rather the current milestone in the evolution of the Internet, the real Social Network.
Also the lack of innovation from RSS reader apps isn't helping.
On the Mac Brotherbard's Gitx fork is very cool. https://github.com/brotherbard/gitx
GitFlow - takes your Git skills to the next level. https://github.com/nvie/gitflow
I bought a pomodoro iphone app and tried it for about a week or so, alas 25 mins was just too short for me.
I generally find 45/20 to be about right balance for me. I now use Vitamin-R (Mac App) to track time/goals.
The real story is how Android is destroying Windows Mobile, Blackberry and et. al.
But alas writing such a story isn't as sensational as "Apple Loses Again!!"
*Sigh
My recommendation to any newbies is to get past the awkward beginning stage as fast as you can...otherwise you will not progress smoothly.
When I started I went to 4 classes a week. In 3 months I still knew very little but I wasn't feeling like a n00b and embarrassed. I got over the hump.
When I used to develop Facebook apps, long ago, the primary was blow was no access to full contact data.
Glad someone with weight is finally standing up and showing them the wrongness of their approach.
Of course I am totally wired up with a heart rate monitor/watch/iphone/gps which makes it more fun.
Whatever works for you. Run or whatever gets you pumping then hack like you never have.
So remember to logout.
VPN is really the best overall option.
The best solution is of course to get a VPN acct and use it when you are at free/open wifi spots. I use WiTopia (www.witopia.net)
A site that lets developers share promo codes for their iOS apps to bloggers and app reviewers. It does the job, but there is so many things I want to do with it.
If seeing that doesn't scare you...you obviously don't care much about testing or user experience.