Why Instagram Is So Popular: Quality, Audience, & Constraints
Those little switches. Using the APIs from Facebook, Twitter, Foursquare, and other services, Instagram lets you share from one single screen. Brilliant. I had never seen photo-sharing across services stripped down so simply before.
The keywords are: sharing and simple.
November 21, 2011
by Dima Malenko
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So, we’re excited to share that beginning this week Acer and Samsung Chromebooks will be available starting at $299.
October 5, 2011
by Dima Malenko
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You can not make washing machine do your laundry for you by saying you are busy. Merlin Mann, Back to Work #33
June 13, 2011
by Dima Malenko
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Recently I’ve got a question from a colleague: “Have you had a situation when somebody was trying to manipulate you or your behavior? What can be the best way to stop/resist this sort of attitude? Stop any interaction with the … Continue reading
May 30, 2011
by Dima Malenko
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Merlin Mann on corporate culture in “Back to Work” #17: Living inside brick building full of lies.
May 28, 2011
by Dima Malenko
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On July 2nd join me and hundreds of other software professionals in Dnipropetrovsk on AgileBaseCamp. Speaker line-up looks great — do not miss it! I’ll share some of my ideas on why you do not necessarily need to do all the … Continue reading
January 30, 2010
by Dima Malenko
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Several years ago on one presentation I said that world became really small: to any place where you might be interested in visiting on business you can get within 24 hours. Sometimes you do not even need to get there, … Continue reading
January 9, 2010
by Dima Malenko
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By this time most of us (at least those who care to make our lives better) have made their New Year’s resolutions. From what I hear here and there most of these resolutions are around new things which you are … Continue reading
December 20, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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I do not remember how many times I used phrase saying “if you are one in a million, in China there 1,300 people like you”. I heard it somewhere and did not really know who coined that. Reading through “Prezentation … Continue reading
December 14, 2009
by Dima Malenko
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I’m reading Garr Reynolds’ “Prezentation Zen” and his points about efficiency of presentations, which can naturally be translated into efficiency of communication, resonated with my mind: The presentation would have been greatly improved if the presenter had simply kept two … Continue reading