Saturday, March 6, 2010
Never work around a workaround
Needless to say I learned it the hard way. The right approach should always be to remove the workaround and go the straight way.
Thursday, September 17, 2009
The complexity has to go somewhere
The complexity has to go somewhere, either in the language, in libraries, or in application code.
One of my favourite posts from John D. Cook - Conservation of complexity.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Google reader on Opera glitch?
I've been using Opera (9.64, Linux) for a couple of days and I noticed something a bit annoying about the Google reader interface. A few seconds after I share an item and add a comment, the comment view turns bold - new comments have been made... But it's MY comment. I get excited over nothing :(. AFAIK, this doesn't happen with Firefox. I really need to check out google reader groups / support.
Later: It just happened under Firefox too. How to reproduce, how to reproduce...
Labels:
all things Google,
google reader,
opera
Friday, September 4, 2009
Google Calendar oops
Although I find their "oops" endearing at times, it looks a bit annoying and unprofessional the moment it happens.
Labels:
all things Google,
user experience
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Monday, August 31, 2009
Short movies
A thousand words
Charlotte's Red
The Yellow Smiley Face
Great resource [romanian]: http://scurtmetraj.com/
Charlotte's Red
The Yellow Smiley Face
Great resource [romanian]: http://scurtmetraj.com/
Labels:
short movie,
youtube
Thursday, August 27, 2009
GMail labels glitch. Sad.
:(
I can't apply a label to multiple elements if at least one already has that label. I deselect the items that are already labeled, apply the label and then carry on (reselecting "All", and archiving in this case). Sad.
[using Firefox]
LE: THERE'S AN "APPLY" BUTTON!! Just noticed it, and it does the job right...
I can't apply a label to multiple elements if at least one already has that label. I deselect the items that are already labeled, apply the label and then carry on (reselecting "All", and archiving in this case). Sad.
[using Firefox]
LE: THERE'S AN "APPLY" BUTTON!! Just noticed it, and it does the job right...
Labels:
all things Google,
user experience
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