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1. Programmers write apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use. 2. Widespread adoption of apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use
by edw519 17y ago
1. Programmers write apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use.
2. Widespread adoption of apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use.
3. Holy shit, what have we done to ourselves?
4. Programmers write apps to minimize the consequences of widespread adoption of apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use.
5. Widespread adoption of apps to minimize the consequences of widespread adoption of apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use.
What a great time to be a programmer.
- barredo 17y agoYou're talking about Google Buzz, right?
- marcusestes 17y agoZing!
- Periodic 17y ago4. Programmers write apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use to minimize the consequences of widespread adoption of apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use. 5. Widespread adoption of apps apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use to minimize the consequences of widespread adoption of apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use. 6. Holy shit, what have we done to ourselves? 7. Programmers write apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use to minimize the consequences widespread adoption of apps apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use to minimize the consequences of widespread adoption of apps that no one ever asked for but may be able to use. 8. Rinse, repeat.
- tel 17y ago6ish. Apps release sub-application platforms for apps that we really have no use for but are just so available now anyway.