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by 89a 14y ago
Why would anyone be shocked at this? They already spam anyone unfortunate to be in the Address Book of someone who signs up for this awful service and connects with their gmail whatever.
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by 89a 14y ago
> We have customers who bought our software but first they need a computer to use it Is your software a web app then?
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by 89a 14y ago
What would you plug into 6 USB ports when the "computer" only has a web browser?
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by 89a 14y ago
> I'm curious how this stacks up against e.g. a Mac mini Easy… one of them is a full computer and one of them is a web browser with 6 USB ports and 16 gig of storage
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by 89a 14y ago
Funny how many USB ports it has when it's capabilities are limited to a web browser. What on earth would you be plugging in to them.
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by 89a 14y ago
Anyone else noticed how unbearable Javascript has made the internet on older browsers? Google on an iPhone 3G is utter pain Any Tiger PowerPC Mac is utterly painful because browser JS engines have got so much better that we throw way too mu
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by 89a 14y ago
Why bother releasing it at all then. It just confuses your customers. Surely this area would be better tackled by a lean startup.
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by 89a 14y ago
Live and .net were both always a branding disasters. Especially .net, so it's a programming framework but also the new name for Passport and Messenger, what the fuck were they thinking.
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by 89a 14y ago
But will the developers be able to support Forklift in the future if that's what they're going to sell it for.
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by 89a 14y ago
EWWW people buy used headphones?
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by 89a 14y ago
Blue icon for a social network… in 2012? really, REALLY?
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by 89a 14y ago
well that was a misleading title.
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by 89a 14y ago
Nothing of value is lost, almost half of those are scams
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by 89a 14y ago
"Seeing what is already being done with computers on a daily basis gives people knowledge of what can be done without knowledge of programming" Not true at all, people can use computers every day of their life in their job and still not eve
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by 89a 14y ago
If you'd sat down and spent all that time on Obj-C you'd be coding away at it by now. Sometimes searching for an easy way out is a waste of time.
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by 89a 14y ago
So awesome that Haiku is still making progress. Really hope to be able to run it as a full time OS in a few years. Linux has just never lived up to the level of UI polish/consistency I enjoy.
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by 89a 14y ago
Enter email address? cmd+W
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by 89a 14y ago
Funniest thing I've read all day
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by 89a 14y ago
All the stolen artwork perhaps? I recognise the origin of all those sprites.
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by 89a 14y ago
Could have done with a less smug profile pic
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by 89a 14y ago
".moustache", yeah…… no thanks
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by 89a 14y ago
Really wish the Flash devs I worked with thought this way. "Oh I've been looking into PhoneGap, it's pretty cool" "Oh I've been learning Android development" WHY???? When has a client even asked us to make an Android app.
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by 89a 14y ago
Underwhelming and weakly defined
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by 89a 14y ago
Which actually became easier to pirate in the later versions
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by 89a 14y ago
Like this? http://i.imgur.com/8XYfb.png Textmate 2 supports it if that's what you want.
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by 89a 15y ago
They need to fire their UI team. Wasting time on dumb features like that when the mobile app UI and constant nagging is like dragging your nails over sandpaper.
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by 89a 15y ago
Wonderful idea. HORRIBLE APP: Nasty and painfully slow custom UI, I sent a photo then it asked me to rate it 5 stars on the app store. Then I browsed to send another photo and it asked me again to rate it after dismissing that it asked me a
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by 89a 15y ago
Too much Deadmouse
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by 89a 15y ago
Arrington is a joke TechCrunch is a joke PandoDaily is a joke and has a hideous design.