An idea that turned my life around was to rotate my 24" monitor sideways. Suddenly, I could make much more use of the screen space - more lines of code, less scrolling on websites, etc.
Slashdot looks great at 1200x1920.
Looks like the video was reuploaded in 1080p today:
The forum moderators also said the facebook staff "has been ignoring them (and everyone on the forums too) for weeks or months".
Note that no content has been deleted - if your application is re-enabled, all the content comes back.
I just read somewhere someone from Facebook saying that the content is only hidden until the app is unbanned, but now I can't find where...
Lots of apps were suddenly banned due to "negative user experience". Appeals are being rejected with canned replies. Facebook developers (see link, scroll down) are basically saying "you deserved it, our only fault is not telling you earlier why".
I'm surprised nothing was said about spatial navigation (particularly because Opera touts this as a big feature). It looks like Chrome is getting this too, though.
Note that paypalsucks.com is affiliated with (has ads plastered over linking to) another payment processor.
Not defending PayPal, but I wouldn't consider that website as an unbiased source.
I posted this in the last thread, but PSN users are already seeing their credit cards being fraudulently used!
Note that this information is currently based on a single e-mail.
Wouldn't jumping through tiny hoops be harder?
Testing can show the presense of bugs, but not their absence. -- Dijkstra
