Thanks, I found a donate button in your first link and sent them some $.
> Somehow this seems like an American thing or maybe people in other places make less of a spectacle of it? I think there is more acceptance in certain cultures, for example, to skip lunch because it's a busy day.…
> but I'll never understand that feeling of "ugh, I need to eat, guess I'll have a Soylent". It sounds like you have either more free time or a more a steady work schedule then their target user.
Have you tried Invision?
It's interesting that you are unable/unwilling to address the points the author made and instead chose to just attack the author.
Your comment that San Diego, Orange County and LA should not have to pay for infrastructure work in San Francisco presupposes that the Bay Area is contributing less to state taxes then it's receiving. I'm interested to…
I've used the iOS SDK for both in beta deployed apps, and prefer Flurry due to their more flexible custom events. With Google, a custom event has four fields (string, string, string, number), limiting how much you can…
Thanks, I found a donate button in your first link and sent them some $.
> Somehow this seems like an American thing or maybe people in other places make less of a spectacle of it? I think there is more acceptance in certain cultures, for example, to skip lunch because it's a busy day.…
> but I'll never understand that feeling of "ugh, I need to eat, guess I'll have a Soylent". It sounds like you have either more free time or a more a steady work schedule then their target user.
Have you tried Invision?
It's interesting that you are unable/unwilling to address the points the author made and instead chose to just attack the author.
Your comment that San Diego, Orange County and LA should not have to pay for infrastructure work in San Francisco presupposes that the Bay Area is contributing less to state taxes then it's receiving. I'm interested to…
I've used the iOS SDK for both in beta deployed apps, and prefer Flurry due to their more flexible custom events. With Google, a custom event has four fields (string, string, string, number), limiting how much you can…