boogdan

Many users are complaining that existing features are not free any longer.

Similar way of doing business as the drug cartels https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20484197

As a fellow member of hackernews linked a few days ago: https://medium.com/@chopeh/the-state-of-design-ff5142fb806

I don't think there's anything that we can do besides spreading the word and taking it as a lesson for when this happens in EU.

"This document was created with a newer version of Sketch. Please upgrade to the latest version and try again."

I bloody hate this idiotic approach of licensing. I have Sketch 43 and because my license expired, I cannot upgrade to 44 and there is no backward compatibility between versions. Basically Sketch is forcing me to pump up yet another lump of money.

My bad, I thought that it means to display my favourite artwork.

By the way, the "add to favs" button should also be located directly into the menu bar dropdown. Right now if I want to mark a wallpaper as a favourite, I have to:

1. Click on the menu bar icon 2. Click on the "Show artpip" 3. Wait for the app to load 4. Click on the fav button.

Too many steps...

I have just installed it and I really love it! I think it's the first app that convinced me in less than 5 minutes to pay for the premium package. Keep up the good work.

Did anyone used or is using TransferWise? Is it any better than Paypal when it comes to send/receive amounts in different currencies?

[1]https://transferwise.com

Saving my passwords in the cloud? More than that, on a server managed by someone else? No thank you.

Will check into that, thanks!

Oh my god the website looks awful. I usually don't say bad things about other people's work but in this case I can't ignore it. I mean if this is for real then the "team" behind it probably are in the same boat as their target: average unskilled blogger. My opinion is to shut it down and make it look decent if you really want to make a profit with it.

That was my first intention but I want to do something were I'm involved more rather than just a name written somewhere.

I have a basic knowledge of iOS development using Swift so let me know.

Oh wow: "there are 65,117 domains that matched this search query." (for domains@microsoft.com)

Thanks, I'll take a look.

We're working on our product so it's not like we're waiting to decide upon the domain but I'm also very careful about the stigma that we Romanians (or Eastern Europeans) have.

However, you are right about failing because of the TLD.

Unfortunately you are right and that was the main factor for buying the .io domain.

Thanks for your feedback. :)

Mac user here: I'm using nod32 as AV and Backblaze for automatic backups. I'm also using an object storage on rackspace for storing random stuff and last but not least, I'm not going head first on any shady website or things like that.

Oh and also I'm not letting anyone on my computer unattended by me.

It doesn't matter if you have the best security solution because in the end, the human factor is the most vulnerable part of any computer.

Also found this, for those who are interested: "The Inmates Are Running the Asylum", by Alan Cooper: http://www.amazon.com/The-Inmates-Are-Running-Asylum/dp/0672...

Thanks, the first one looks extremely interesting.

I love it, however I have some suggestions:

1. Please, please use the metric system units or at least add both the imperial and the metric when you explain something. For example the Earth's rotation is in mph...you can at least say: 1000mph (1,674.4km/h).

2. On the Sun's chapter, you drew it yellow. Well, this is a common misconception, however the Sun is essentially all colors mixed together, which appear to our eyes as white.

3. There are too many links that forces the reader to constantly deviate from what he reads, thus killing the experience. You can come up with something similar to Apple's "look up" functionality [1]

4. No love for Pluto :(

[1]http://i.imgur.com/CWgjdCU.png

Thanks for the suggestions, joining their internal dev meetings is a great idea. I'm also planning on asking about post-implementation support and what happens if a serious bug is discovered after UAT.

What about the NDA? I was thinking on creating some sort of individual NDA rather than company-to-company NDA because from a legal point of view, it's not clear for me what happens if one of their developers quits and joins one of our competitors.