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I think the "hell yeah about to go have some fun" really makes this one work.
Lamebook is my new favorite alternative to Facebook.
The whole ‘it’s a completely new app’ argument seems like utter bullshit to me. It is still a Twitter app for **** sake. A slew of new features and functionality does not, to me, make it a different app. I don’t see anything that says this is not just a very much beefed-up, improved version of an existing app – it has the exact same ultimate purpose of making it easy and effective to use Twitter on the iPhone.
Ummm...it's a completely re-written app for $3. How is this not a fair deal?
Everybody's got to eat, and it irks me when innovators like Loren Brichter catch flak for putting their skin in the game and expecting to get paid.
Each release of the Adobe apps I use (and used to so depend on) feels less stable, more bloated, and — easy as this was to overlook for a REALLY long time — increasingly less Mac-like. Or at least less OS X-like. They feel like sketches of OS X applications, drawn from memory.
This is something that my boss (http://stevebroback.com) has been complaining about for a long time. He's actually downgraded his photoshop to CS.
Found via Gruber (daringfireball.net)
7:25: For the second set in a row, DP blows a 4-3 led on his serve. Federer breaks back to even the set at four. Once again, Darth Federer sucks the life out of his opponent.
LOL
