But won't it work better in case one has just a couple of candidates to deal with. Pick 10 from 100 as per their regular boring format resume, then use these kind of detailed profiles to pick 3-4 to call in for an interview.
I don't really think so, but I guess it's possible. The reason I don't think so is that this thing is much harder to read than plain text, and I have to spend time figuring out how to read it.
Chances are, if I like someone's resume, it's time to talk to them on the phone, not read a secondary resume that's in a weird format.
Yet they scraped it and moved on to Tizen[1]. While it's good that Tizen is linux based and open source, abandoning a perfectly good os(Bada)just in 2 years might not go well with it's app developers. They(devs) might think twice before developing for tizen now.
Although Samsung seems to be planning to make bada open, I doubt it will get the same traction now.
[1]https://www.tizen.org
Bada is not a complete OS. It's an application environment that can sit on top of multiple kernels (I am quite sure a friend of mine had one with Linux - or something with version 2.6.xx but Wikipedia says no such phone ever existed). Tizen bundles a Linux kernel and looks more like a full OS.
Only reasons I do use AdBlock,
Saves bandwidth, data plans are expensive out here. Also ads that expand/play music or video directly - are annoying.
I don't mind plain and simple ads. AdBlock beta has an option to allow non-intrusive ads, I do keep it on.
Infact it would be great if there were some sort of guidelines (adblock checklist if I may call it so) which marketers can follow and pass adblock if this option is on.
31-10-11 is no different than what yesterday was or tomorrow will be.
A successful childbirth is ALWAYS a Happy Occasion !
It might be a reminder but nothing more than that. it's not the child's fault he/she was born this day .
I'm really looking forward to something like a cheaper variant of DX to come along.
Technical books don't render well on 6 inch screen and I can't get myself to shell out a notebook's price for current DX.
All the design changes since the launch of G+ could use some decrease in padding imo .
In netbooks the real content will start halfway across the screen - lot of unnecessary scrolling, looks good though .
On Google Music, the actual music has good padding, but the rest of the page has so much crap I can barely see any songs. And that's on a 1366*768 display, so I'm a bit miffed.
An option to select from 2 settings would be better , like Gmail's new themes - dense/regular , although dense is still too spaced when compared to the default theme at the moment .
I'm worried we'll lose the look and feel of the old themes once the new Gmail interface is rolled out. I dislike the Big Blue Button that is showing up in all of Google's UI refreshes too. Google's search results seem very cluttered as well.
