Mikka Luster

YES!!! We have been publishing scavenger hunt games for new medical students in Nicosia, Cyprus for a few years, slowly moving from paper based ones to a dynamic website experience. This might just be what it takes. Installed, eagerly awaiting 1.0.

I am still waiting in line, but I am (sorry makers) a little doubtful. I don't think Flickr's downfall happened at the hand of less innovation or a toxic community. The website is plenty innovative (and definitely was when the decline happened), even the constant sale-resale in the background wasn't too impactful. Instead, what I believe to have killed it, is mobile. Mobile is great for the...

Why is Pixelmator $76 in the German store, $59 in the US one, and $49 in Asia?

I have an amazing way of telling the future of most apps: I live in Germany. If an app, that -- by most standards -- doesn't need to be region-locked, is region locked, it's because they intend to shove lots of intrusive advertisements down people's throats.

The day one of those things can actually "support clinical decision making" is the day we have reached the Singularity. At this stage in the game, third year art students have a higher statistical reliability in diagnosing illnesses than IBM's Watson. Unless ADA is significantly more intelligent than them, it's a crapshoot. As an actual health professional, I'd have diagnosed the lady in the...

Hasn't been updated in almost two years (this means, neither Yosemite's nor Sierra's special needs are being considered), has about five nag- and upsell-screens popping up, and doesn't really do anything any of the free or more powerful solutions offer.

Things this approach misses: no app badges, no drag and drop of files onto launched or non-launched apps, no download/recents folders, and at my number of open apps and pinned ones, I have to scroll like a madman.

Will I get a free tinfoil hat and some Arnica D40 homeopathic chakra aligning remedies with my order of woo woo protection from "cellphone and WiFi" radiation? Or at least a copy of *one* peer reviewed, evidence based, study that shows *any* veracity to those claims of protection or the claimed harm from "cellphone and WiFi radiation" to my privates?

Thoughts on messengers in general... We've left the good path with them a while back, when everyone (not accusing Amity here) tried to be the next WhatsApp. That begins with phone number tie-in. I frequently am in six countries, using four SIM. Guess what happens, when I get a new phone and SIM from there? Yepp. While that might not be everyone's normality, going on a trip and buying a cheap...

Whenever you're putting that much flash (especially black to white) on anything, especially a video, you should definitely have an epilepsy warning. Seriously, I get patients every week who are suffering from PSE (photo sensitive epilepsy).

For the kind of target demographic I can see using this, a way to share those daily compilations on Facebook/Twitter and/or embedding them (sorry for slash overload) in your own website (think Tumblr, Wordpress, etc.) might go a long way towards adoption. I know from my own experiences, and from looking to the outside of my own walled garden, that as much as "mobile only" appeals to me, things...

I've already paid Alfred for the Powerpack option, which includes an extended clipboard which, unlike some other solutions, works with the new shared Clipboard between devices in macOS Sierra/iOS 10. Does Paste 2 support the shared clipboard?