Personally i moved all my storage, contacts and calendars over to a self-hosted owncloud instance, which i did not regret so far. But i'm not going to write an article about it ...
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Personally i moved all my storage, contacts and calendars over to a self-hosted owncloud instance, which i did not regret so far. But i'm not going to write an article about it ...
It was originally build as an iPad Webapp. Now i ported it to the web to see if there is any response and interest in this app.
For now it's only in german. I am planning in proper refactoring an l18n if there is a good amount of (positive) response.
Find more information here: http://www.q-bus.de/jobs/creativedeveloper/index.html (German)
Mentioning Dreamweaver should be handled as an error rather then a notice. :-)
Next level would be to turn this around and build a (nice) visual regexbuilder. The would be fing nice.
But yeah. Cool stuff.
Relying on the header information might lead to wrong results as some people changed settings and it relies on the browser. (Though i guess thats not valid for many users)
But while you're there, one can also set time to receive emails themself. Maybe i want to have it earlier because half of my tasks already need to be done by 7am.
Of course, the best is to combine both, having a settings page with default value gathered from the browser.
Nice article which really covers the problem many people aren't thinking about.
I really support this. But not if i'm getting this in Chrome 22.
And theres no way around.
also (in webkit) you can use an svg data url in your css mask-image to eliminate the extra request. works like a charme for all elements.
Since i first used yahoo pipes, years ago, i have a project in mind where i could use exactly this functionality.
I was always to lazy to give it a shot on my own, but i think now would be the right time. I'll keep you updated.
Thank you.
No conventional Web Development. :-)
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But it's not about addiction i suppose. It's a natural behaviour of our brain to save energy by recognizing patterns instead of recomputing. So yes, the tech break will help, but no, i am not addicted to my phone.
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Beside that, it really doesn't matter as these were only two examples of a large variety of possible applications. If it doesn't fit the need - don't use it. There are other interfaces. There is no need for one interface to rule them all but for interfaces that really hits the spot for particular applications.
Regarding Leap: Looks really promising. Though i would prefere if it would be "hidden". Anyhow, can't wait to get my on it. Or over it.
In fact FB declines Post and Messages for a while already. For example you can't post or comment and include a picture from imgur, while it (obviously) fine from other hosts. Thats what i experienced so far, but i can imagine there are other examples.
That does not need to be censorship. Might be that they got an agreement about not hotlinking or hosting imgur images for copyright reasons.
The implementation of rabblr also is really cool. But i think the part with the anonymous users might be a problem. I just logged in for a few minutes and it was full of trolling. Also that you can't carry the chat over multiple pages is anoying, but there might be a way around that. Plus i really don't want to talk to random people on webpages. I probably want to talk to someone who can give me an information that i want, which would be a site adminstrator or company staff or whatever. Like olark. Or i want to talk to my friends or people i know, but i can do that on any IM that i got open anyway.
So to sum it up. Nicely done, but i also doubt the usefulness of this tool.