Matt

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I like to make programs and devices smarter and easier to use. I experiment with new, brilliant interface concepts. I'm a programmer, designer, web developer, and a nice guy.

I like to take pictures. I enjoy good humor in others and the simple things in life, like thunderstorms. Music is a great companion. I seek after anything of good report which makes life more fulfilling.

I believe choices make us who are, and are a major part of how we and others feel.

http://mwholt.com

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Nov 18	awarded	Yearling
May 13	comment	How do off-brand manufacturers imitate a popular, new technology so quickly? As an aside, perhaps this Dilbert strip explains everything.
Apr 16	awarded	Scholar
Apr 16	accepted	How do off-brand manufacturers imitate a popular, new technology so quickly?
Apr 13	comment	How do off-brand manufacturers imitate a popular, new technology so quickly? Oh, I see. I suppose that makes sense. With the announcement is the implication that technology is at a point where it can be done, so might as well start working on it. That's pretty interesting. I assume the same could be said of rumors/leaks, when there's no public announcements?
Apr 12	comment	How do off-brand manufacturers imitate a popular, new technology so quickly? If I read you correctly, you're suggesting that companies simultaneously develop the technologies independent of each other, with foresight being the catalyst behind their innovation. I wonder how they all get the idea at around the same time?
Apr 12	revised	How do off-brand manufacturers imitate a popular, new technology so quickly? edited title
Apr 12	asked	How do off-brand manufacturers imitate a popular, new technology so quickly?
Feb 5	comment	What issues should consider before updating my company website? Your new website will be highly ineffective if you can't communicate who you are/what you do in less than 5 seconds from the header, and about 10 or 15 seconds in the body of the homepage. Just keep that in mind: visual judgments are made within a second of page load, and the next few seconds are most important. Some of your visitors probably won't stay even 20 seconds.
Jan 16	awarded	Supporter
Dec 17	awarded	Critic
Dec 13	answered	What do I need to know about storing people's money in accounts for my website
Nov 30	revised	I would like to build a new web service application, where to start Expounded
Nov 30	answered	I would like to build a new web service application, where to start
Nov 27	awarded	Editor
Nov 27	revised	VPS alternatives that are reliable and have little downtime Added note at end
Nov 27	answered	VPS alternatives that are reliable and have little downtime
Nov 27	answered	Do you think it would make a difference if customers knew you were a one-man-band?
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