Not front-page-worthy.
So someone thought this wasn't going to be in the mainstream news and posted it here?
There's nothing sexist there. legitimacy--
"Dog-fooding"? Come on. Don't try to verb a noun. We have legitimate words for whatever that was supposed to mean.
Why do you think they have this bullshit policy: http://goldmanosi.blogspot.com/2012/06/forcing-people-to-use...
Oh no, I'm "submitting too fast." FUCK YOU, "Hacker News." You have a pathetic, incompetent Web site that can't handle the basic functionality we would've expected 10 years ago. Then you insult people who contribute…
Good point, although the glacial pace of Apple's refinement and their total lack of user customization options cripples their platform aesthetically and functionally. This is a bigger problem on the Apple desktop, which…
It is far more ridiculous. Software patents are akin to patenting the order in which you add up your monthly bank transactions. There are patents on song playlists. If you can't see how such offenses are different from…
Yep. Software patents should be abolished. They're a patent on algorithms, and the horseshit workaround to the 1970s ruling AGAINST them should've been closed long ago. Five years is pretty much forever in software. But…
The difference is that these experiments involved NEW controls, not NO controls. This fad of hiding everything and leaving users to guess what they're supposed to do defies common sense. I'm trying to get stuff done; I…
Bunk. This is a functional problem, caused by intentional obscurity. This is a replay of the "skinning" fad of 10 or more years ago, which thankfully died on the desktop. A great example is this ridiculous Clear…
No one should be surprised that the dipshits at LinkedIn fell victim. Nor should they extend any sympathy, after LinkedIn was caught stealing mobile app users' calendar appointments and notes. I'm not going to rehash…
Mirrors for ignorant people who don't adjust theirs properly. Your car does not have a "blind spot.". Fix your mirror position and move on.
That "design" seriously undermines the credibility of a tech site.
I wish they'd fix the log-in system in general. It continually reports "bad login" for no reason, rendering your ID permanently useless because there's A: nothing wrong with the credentials you entered and B: no way to…
You'd think it would be AirBnB. What is "airbnib" supposed to mean?
Not front-page-worthy.
So someone thought this wasn't going to be in the mainstream news and posted it here?
There's nothing sexist there. legitimacy--
"Dog-fooding"? Come on. Don't try to verb a noun. We have legitimate words for whatever that was supposed to mean.
Why do you think they have this bullshit policy: http://goldmanosi.blogspot.com/2012/06/forcing-people-to-use...
Oh no, I'm "submitting too fast." FUCK YOU, "Hacker News." You have a pathetic, incompetent Web site that can't handle the basic functionality we would've expected 10 years ago. Then you insult people who contribute…
Good point, although the glacial pace of Apple's refinement and their total lack of user customization options cripples their platform aesthetically and functionally. This is a bigger problem on the Apple desktop, which…
It is far more ridiculous. Software patents are akin to patenting the order in which you add up your monthly bank transactions. There are patents on song playlists. If you can't see how such offenses are different from…
Yep. Software patents should be abolished. They're a patent on algorithms, and the horseshit workaround to the 1970s ruling AGAINST them should've been closed long ago. Five years is pretty much forever in software. But…
The difference is that these experiments involved NEW controls, not NO controls. This fad of hiding everything and leaving users to guess what they're supposed to do defies common sense. I'm trying to get stuff done; I…
Bunk. This is a functional problem, caused by intentional obscurity. This is a replay of the "skinning" fad of 10 or more years ago, which thankfully died on the desktop. A great example is this ridiculous Clear…
No one should be surprised that the dipshits at LinkedIn fell victim. Nor should they extend any sympathy, after LinkedIn was caught stealing mobile app users' calendar appointments and notes. I'm not going to rehash…
Mirrors for ignorant people who don't adjust theirs properly. Your car does not have a "blind spot.". Fix your mirror position and move on.
That "design" seriously undermines the credibility of a tech site.
I wish they'd fix the log-in system in general. It continually reports "bad login" for no reason, rendering your ID permanently useless because there's A: nothing wrong with the credentials you entered and B: no way to…
You'd think it would be AirBnB. What is "airbnib" supposed to mean?