Hey tech-y people: If I want to say that people are creating cellphone apps, what's the best verb? Program? Develop? Build?
I'd say "develop."
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Hey tech-y people: If I want to say that people are creating cellphone apps, what's the best verb? Program? Develop? Build?
I'd say "develop."
x-posty
I like the Boots knock-off you can get at Target, but I think the formula of the YSL one is slightly better.
But $30 better?
That I'm still waffling on.
OK, good -- I think we said "develop" most of the time. But not all of the time, because it's too boring. Are the others OK?
I like the Boots knock-off you can get at Target, but I think the formula of the YSL one is slightly better.
But $30 better?
I went to Sephora at lunch (giant mall across the street, home to the Apple Store; how I managed to escape without buying a Macbook is beyond me) and got Benefit's Eye Bright. Playing with it, it seems pretty good.
Benefit also has a new powder foundation that, holy crap, I really love and might have to ditch Aromaleigh for.
Benefit also has a new powder foundation that, holy crap, I really love and might have to ditch Aromaleigh for.
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But not all of the time, because it's too boring.I think you should make up your own terminology.
"They're almost done deep-frying the new app!"
Just be confident about it, so that other people pick it up. And if they look confused, explain it in a slightly condescending way.
Benefit also has a new powder foundation that, holy crap, I really love and might have to ditch Aromaleigh for.
I don't think anything is going to lure me away from Aromaleigh at this point. Now I just need the owner to get back from Italy so we can continue plotting.
"They're almost done deep-frying the new app!"
I will definitely try that. But maybe not until after we get the money...
Called Hello, Flawless. It's not a loose mineral powder foundation; it's your standard pressed powder. But it's so unbelievably matte that I almost cried. (I'm often quite shiny, so a matte powder that stays matte is a thing of beauty.)