I scanned a QR code once in my life.

I went to Gamestop and actually had a good experience chatting with the guy working there, and on the receipt was a QR code for leaving feedback, so I thought I'd throw the guy a bone while my wife was in Old Navy.

I found some dumb QR app on the iOS App Store, installed it and found it to be pretty awful. Ad banners everywhere, etc.

Got the code to scan, and it directed me to a web page. Hilariously enough, the receipt had a QR code, and below that a 20-digit number that represented my transaction, but the awful part was that the 20-digit number wasn't encoded in the QR code -- that just took me to the front page of the site and it was up to me to punch in the 20 digit code.

I uninstalled the QR app and called it a day. lol

All the free QR apps I've ever found in the App Store make it obvious that scanning QR codes is less important to the developers than serving up ads. ;)

What's the point of this article? It's like someone writing a humblebrag for Basecamp.

This is a trick article. The only requirement for designing user-friendly carousels is not to use a carousel. ;)

http://i.imgur.com/2F4tvg5.jpg

I debated between the 11" and 13" when I bought my Air. I ultimately decided on the 13". I thought about it, and the 11" was a little too close to netbook size for my liking. I haven't regretted it yet - it's a great laptop.

Got a 6. I have an ElevationDock and an iHome clock radio I'd have to heave-ho if I got the Plus. The 6 just barely fits in both. ;)

http://lmnopc.com/resume/

Don't miss the buttons at the top left -- it does a CSS Zen Garden-style reskinning of the thing on the fly. When I cooked it up seven years ago, I loved the idea of CZG and knew I wasn't talented enough to make a theme of my own that would make the site, but loved the idea of having a playground to try out ideas, so I figured I'd make it happen on my resume as an interesting discussion piece during interviews.

Long story short, it worked. Since then, I've more than doubled my salary navigating the choppy waters of my career.

I'm a little down because two weeks I took a job where I'm making over 70% more per paycheck than my last job, but it's far more of a support role than where I was previously, where I was doing development every day. It's (going to be) a great paycheck, I kind of miss building software with people I enjoyed hanging out with. I'm hoping I can turn this new gig into something I can do long-term.

Just money. :/