JimmaDaRustla

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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
"I laid it out for them."
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Microsoft also has Github a account/accounts - I thought they were going use it for all their open-source projects, but they seem undecided now.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
It's an open-source iniative - great ideas like this are best seeded and grown through a great community effort. You sound like you want to be given the whole tree.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
So you want to use a free service where the facilitating corporation has an obligation to uphold to the standards outlined in their terms of service...without actually looking at it? Are they suppose to guess what's stored? I mean, I get it
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Edited my original message. Maybe MSFT should allow to flag your content as mature, but who knows what other jurisdictions they run under.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Don't be a law breaking jagaloon and you should be fine. Edit: My take: just because a folder is private doesn't mean you couldn't suddenly make it "public", making Microsoft the proud host of illicit pornography. I say illicit because I'm
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
I may have to check it out again, thanks for the tip. My fave thing about Win7 was pressing Win key, then typing "Change resolution", or "change password", etc. I practically didn't need to remember how to reach anything. Laziness I guess ;
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
My take on Windows 8 is simple, as a desktop OS - you can't take core features and remove them without a viable alternative. My biggest beef is the removal of the start menu and the search bar on it - I could do/find anything from there. My
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
What tracker was he using? If he was running his own tracker, then this is BS. If he was using someone else's that is typically associated with piracy (TPB) then I would understand Google for taking down his account. Edit: He is using pirat
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
I remember testing AJAX in IE9, and I couldn't do any cross-site requests, which may be impacting the click frauds? Although, I'm a nub and don't know how to properly code an AJAX call I'm assuming.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
First world problems: Launch day of a whole new operating system. Only 7000 apps to choose from. T______T
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Regardless of zoom levels or other disadvantages, this is a honest comparison of true results you would get from each phone. It's a moot point to argue technicals you have no control over. Overall, the 920 just seems way clearer, and object
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Why would one express sorrow for a huge innovation in technology?
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
The author forgot to attach his sources.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Agreed to this and all other comments. There can be no criticism of how much a company spends on R&D - spend tens of billions make a profit, you're doing good, but spend a couple billion and make billions in profit, your a genius. Apple
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Apple definitely does not put lots of money into R&D. http://blogs.wsj.com/tech-europe/2012/05/14/nokia-outspent-a... Not that it is a BAD thing, or a good thing - the innovations from R&D past pays off years after, but they only
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
It was probably just me and the red-neck rural inbred area I'm from.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Alright. Alright. Don't rustle your jimmies.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
@potatolicous - Maybe they are Canadian? We seem to use that word wrong all the time. Lets just call him LEGENDARY.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Does infamous not mean "evil" or "bad reputation"? How come people keep using it as if its a good thing?
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
I love the head on that man's shoulders.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
"Apple just did what Microsoft couldn't - get people to buy a Windows phone." - Credit to commentor engadget.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
No, I meant the Apple consumers who make the decision to buy a product based on looks over most other factor due to their cognitive ability. Within that subsection of consumers lays an even more naive group of consumers who would buy an HP
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
False: My cat ate my only plant.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Who's to blame? Apple for creating such demand for a large launch within a short period of time, or Foxconn for accepting such demand? I'll go with Foxconn - you shouldn't be accepting contracts from multiple vendors if you don't have the m
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Learn Python/Django. EDIT: But don't ever start a sentence with "In Rails, its done this way..." ;)
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
Apple preys on the ignorant. HP now preys on the ignorant of the ignorant who don't know the difference.
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by JimmaDaRustla 14y ago
> Consumers don't care about any of this But they do care - everything about a phone is what makes it. My GF doesn't are about the HP in my car, but she does care about how fast it goes when she presses the pedal, therefore, she does ca