CCS → MIA.
Interview time (and other meetings).
No #PebbleSteel for me, but very excited about the upcoming appstore.
I’m so high from cold-medicine that I might see Santa AND Baby Jesus later.
It’s going to be the podcast of the century.
If I had a penny for every time I wash my Apple headphones with my pants… I’d still be short of the $30 being so stupid costs me.
If you just assume every tweet/email/chat has a :) at the end, the web becomes a better place.
Million dollar idea: tequila that makes you sneeze afterwards.
I’m calling it “Shot & Splat”
I think it’s great that Apple recognizes Mandela on the frontpage. But it feels marketing(ish) since they didn’t mention Jef Raskin in 2005.
“Eighty percent of success is showing up.” ~ Woody Allen
#QueNadaTeDetenga
Decibel Strangle: pushing your office chair towards Computer B (in another desk), with headphones still attached to Computer A.
“Do not judge me by my successes, judge me by how many times I fell down and got back up again.” ~ Nelson Mandela
#RIPMandiba
aún #SinLuz en Alto Hatillo a las 7:30am.
Ceteris paribus, I don’t see either of these happening:
- Being able to repay any future debt.
- Allowing a “Gringo Bank” to pickup gold.
Es como hacer una huelga de hambre comiendo tequeños, pero condenando a los productores de harina y queso.
I currently use the following naming convention folders:
[tag] Client Project YYYY-MM [web] ACME Mobile Redesign 2013-10
I’m going to give Tags a try in Mavericks. At least for graphics/mockups a single [images] folder could be useful.
Over the last year my work emails have become very detailed. Not so much for the present, but as reference (and cover) for the future.
Crap. Hard crash, now MacBook Air shows boot-screen and then shuts down. Cloning SSD from Recovery before freaking out.
Crazy idea: adopt car year pricing model. YourApp™ 2013 sold full price initially, then discount when YourApp™ 2014 is coming.
Pricing is always hard; but exposure to: mega markets, global competition and discoverability challenges make App Store’s very interesting.
App Store operators are concentrating on volume, so complexities like paid upgrades are not desired. It’s up to devs to figure out model.