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Skeuomorphs are cultural algorithms, borrowing functional forms of the past to make the new objects of similar function more comfortably familiar. The ribs on the handle of a knife are skeuomorphic of the vines wrapped…
Form indicates function? Or at least insinuates.
I think that definition misses most of the point that the similarity is a deliberate throwback. I'd say a skeuomorph is a (often otherwise unnecessary) design feature that makes a new object feel familiar. "Skeuomorphs…
> he is consistently missing deadlines and has failed to be very productive. His work is of top quality (why I selected him), but his progress is disappointingly slow Programmers "misunderestimate" deadlines. There…
Tanks are still driven this way. Never thought of it as reins.
I suppose now the cat's out of the bag.
Meaning revenue if this particular latest good month were multiplied by 12, which, if growing, gives a number larger than actual annual revenue.
I understand the pigeonhole filing example, but I quit "filing" years ago. It's tedious. Tagging also takes too much thought, particularly at recall time: did I tag that "development" or "programming"? I just use…
Techcrunch could be delivered as a PDF. I get it on my Kindle. Just as most new web sites are not startup companies, most existing web sites are not apps. The distinction and difference is that a software application…
Is "O-off" a subtle dig at OAuth, or an audio transcription typo?
Sheldon State Community College in Alabama had their information rejected when their paperwork said that 14,500 jobs were created with the $27,502 they received. Hanlon's razor: "Never attribute to malice that which can…
> the interesting code snippets Copyright allows snippets of works for discussion under concept of fair use. It doesn't allow wholesale republishing into a distribution channel of the complete original work -- even…
The directions used to illustrate the improvements would have been more interesting if all were between the same points.
Out of curiosity, how do you track frequency or recency of use? Just remembering, or is there data to be found?
> If you perceive that the value of something that you have is more than you're being offered, that's the market saying "keep it". Or, with no supply, and no demand, it could be argued there is no market--no people…
Also LibyanSpider.com
That's like asking (in 2006 after the Intel switch but before everyone heard of the iPhone), "If it's so much better, why doesn't anyone want a Mac?" Arguably, "the market" didn't even know what it was, much less why…
In 2009, it's fair to say the market doesn't understand the term market. Less flippantly, "the market" and "the market for a well-patterened home" are two different things, and with zero properties of any kind changing…
What we do is a top level filter to map subdomains into a group of top level folders: Filter: Group pages by hostname Filter type: Custom Filter Field A -> Extract A: Hostname (.) Field B -> Extract B: Request…
Glad I did a text search before commenting so I could vote you up for Pimsleur: I found the Pimsleur language learning approach great for the car when the commute is mostly on a freeway rather than a road with traffic…
It's not a mail app, it's a search index. Like X1 Search (Windows desktop search application) except on the iPhone and indexing Gmail/IMAP accounts. Its settings are separate from the iPhone's Mail app.
I have 149,508 messages in my primary Google Apps box, which is using 4,706 MB. In ReMail, the same box is using 466.2 MB of storage.
It's also aggravating that quotes don't allow matching of specific symbols within the quotes. And, yes, the results are different. I'd agree with you they seem enhanced (eg., classified results) and fresher for popular…
All the international footprint video delivery networks support 2 mbps streams, and Akamai is not the only one (not even the first) to support the various flavors of adaptive streaming, from Windows Media "MBR" to…
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Skeuomorphs are cultural algorithms, borrowing functional forms of the past to make the new objects of similar function more comfortably familiar. The ribs on the handle of a knife are skeuomorphic of the vines wrapped…
Form indicates function? Or at least insinuates.
I think that definition misses most of the point that the similarity is a deliberate throwback. I'd say a skeuomorph is a (often otherwise unnecessary) design feature that makes a new object feel familiar. "Skeuomorphs…
> he is consistently missing deadlines and has failed to be very productive. His work is of top quality (why I selected him), but his progress is disappointingly slow Programmers "misunderestimate" deadlines. There…
Tanks are still driven this way. Never thought of it as reins.
I suppose now the cat's out of the bag.
Meaning revenue if this particular latest good month were multiplied by 12, which, if growing, gives a number larger than actual annual revenue.
I understand the pigeonhole filing example, but I quit "filing" years ago. It's tedious. Tagging also takes too much thought, particularly at recall time: did I tag that "development" or "programming"? I just use…
Techcrunch could be delivered as a PDF. I get it on my Kindle. Just as most new web sites are not startup companies, most existing web sites are not apps. The distinction and difference is that a software application…
Is "O-off" a subtle dig at OAuth, or an audio transcription typo?
Sheldon State Community College in Alabama had their information rejected when their paperwork said that 14,500 jobs were created with the $27,502 they received. Hanlon's razor: "Never attribute to malice that which can…
> the interesting code snippets Copyright allows snippets of works for discussion under concept of fair use. It doesn't allow wholesale republishing into a distribution channel of the complete original work -- even…
The directions used to illustrate the improvements would have been more interesting if all were between the same points.
Out of curiosity, how do you track frequency or recency of use? Just remembering, or is there data to be found?
> If you perceive that the value of something that you have is more than you're being offered, that's the market saying "keep it". Or, with no supply, and no demand, it could be argued there is no market--no people…
Also LibyanSpider.com
That's like asking (in 2006 after the Intel switch but before everyone heard of the iPhone), "If it's so much better, why doesn't anyone want a Mac?" Arguably, "the market" didn't even know what it was, much less why…
In 2009, it's fair to say the market doesn't understand the term market. Less flippantly, "the market" and "the market for a well-patterened home" are two different things, and with zero properties of any kind changing…
What we do is a top level filter to map subdomains into a group of top level folders: Filter: Group pages by hostname Filter type: Custom Filter Field A -> Extract A: Hostname (.) Field B -> Extract B: Request…
Glad I did a text search before commenting so I could vote you up for Pimsleur: I found the Pimsleur language learning approach great for the car when the commute is mostly on a freeway rather than a road with traffic…
It's not a mail app, it's a search index. Like X1 Search (Windows desktop search application) except on the iPhone and indexing Gmail/IMAP accounts. Its settings are separate from the iPhone's Mail app.
I have 149,508 messages in my primary Google Apps box, which is using 4,706 MB. In ReMail, the same box is using 466.2 MB of storage.
It's also aggravating that quotes don't allow matching of specific symbols within the quotes. And, yes, the results are different. I'd agree with you they seem enhanced (eg., classified results) and fresher for popular…
All the international footprint video delivery networks support 2 mbps streams, and Akamai is not the only one (not even the first) to support the various flavors of adaptive streaming, from Windows Media "MBR" to…