Isn't that what scrolling does? :)
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Isn't that what scrolling does? :)
Would be interesting to see a chart & timeline of similar services and products reimplemented each time a new tech comes around...
"Collaboration is now working (and accepts 2FA logins)."
"Will write about female founders, but traveling all day so it will have to wait. Reserve judgment? Prob too much to hope for, alas." [1]
[0] https://twitter.com/paulg/status/416934337435537410 [1] https://twitter.com/paulg/status/416994260995416064
[1] http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1484284472/windcatcher-i...
Closer(ish) to home we have QuartzComposer[3] available for OSX.
I like all of these tools but can't help feeling I'd be more effective if I could just get at the underlying code half the time (in cases where that's not an option).
[0] http://vvvv.org/ [1] http://cycling74.com/ [2] http://puredata.info/ [3] http://developer.apple.com/graphicsimaging/quartz/quartzcomp...
I expect I would have been charged with WMD possession in the States?
Sickening.
Seems straight forward to me - his prototype generated interest and investment (nepotistic or otherwise), he paid SRI to develop real technology behind the product, Yahoo bought that technology.
First visit they couldn't hear it (in loud store environment..), I was sent home. Second visit they agreed to take it in for testing - returned with a chipped display, scratched glass and a report that the problem didn't exist.
Finally gave up with them and called Apple USA direct (from UK), complained to anyone who would listen. Was advised to take into a 3rd party repair supplier to confirm the problem existed. I went in with an audio spectrometer to visualise the problem, had a new iMac shipped the next day.
It's hard to accept that they're no longer the specialist hardware supplier who treats every customer exceptionally well. Now we're just being farmed like any customer.
Going hackintosh/linux for all future machines.