anujseth

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by anujseth 10y ago
I didn't think anyone would be interested in the emails anymore. It's back up https://1drv.ms/t/s!AJBqmKEOgVTliB0
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by anujseth 10y ago
No new comments in a few hours and the post is now buried. Link to mails is now dead. Thank you for your suggestions.
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by anujseth 10y ago
Have been offering a refund from day 1 (months back) and the person just keeps finding more problems/feature requests but won't take their money back. We rarely get these, most users love our apps and repeatedly tell us our custom
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by anujseth 10y ago
Alright fair. But this is after offering refunds and explaining our position repeatedly. Still not ok?
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Is the customer always right?
2 points by anujseth 10y ago|10 comments
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Made a simple iPhone timer app
3 points by anujseth 10y ago|1 comments
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Standing and working can give you Varicose veins(jumpthebox.blogspot.com)
3 points by anujseth 15y ago|1 comments
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by anujseth 15y ago
Yes, that is one of the reasons I haven't put the form anyone can just fill it with gibberish just to get to the download. But I have asked a few people who have compulsory forms and all of them say that people fill them in and mostly accur
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by anujseth 15y ago
A form with just the persons name and email and optionally organization and how they plan to use the software. Something similar but much shorter from the optional one already on the download page. Its the full version without any restricti
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Ask HN: Should users be made to fill a form before downloading?
2 points by anujseth 15y ago|4 comments
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by anujseth 16y ago
I use a similar setup. - Base: OSX (3.06 GHz Core 2 Duo, 8 GB RAM, 500 GB HDD) - Guest 1: Windows 7 3 GB RAM, for VS 2010, for Silverlight development - Guest 2: Win XP 512 MB RAM - for testing with IE6 - Guest 3: Ubuntu 9.04 (need to updat
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by anujseth 16y ago
The newer managed code UI libraries for Windows, WPF and Silverlight are built from the ground up to support resolution independence. Further reading, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms748373.aspx#visual... http://www.charlespet
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by anujseth 16y ago
The new sony z series has a lot of pixels. I don't know much about IPS or colors though, specs from the website below. The VPCZ117GG/X - 13.1 (33.2 cm) wide (FullHD: 1920 x 1080) ; VAIO Display Premium, LED backlight, Adobe RGB 96% coverage
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by anujseth 16y ago
This should be deleted. This is linkbait and nothing else.
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by anujseth 16y ago
How is this Windows fault? If you run an mpkg on OSX and something you didnt specifically ask for gets installed is it Apple's fault ?
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by anujseth 16y ago
Why does this keep getting downvoted ? I was fascinated by this article, I've never heard of this before and was expressing genuine excitement.
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by anujseth 16y ago
This is the sort of stuff that makes hacker news awesome. Thanks for posting.
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by anujseth 16y ago
> Adobe is doing it with Flash. Sun/Oracle does it with Java. FOSS projects do it even with C/C++ code. Javascript, HTML, AJAX, PDF, .doc. Adobe is doing it because its in their direct interest to port to as many platforms as possible.
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by anujseth 16y ago
Yes I have. Thats not what I meant, my point was if you use any company's work to build a product that eats into their own core revenue, they will go after you no matter how open they claim to be.
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by anujseth 16y ago
A sincere question, why is the onus on microsoft to make sure its .net stuff runs on "one of Google's new fangled hand-held devices"? Also, how is "They continue to attack, with legal action or threats, any open source that competes with an
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by anujseth 16y ago
Haha, exactly my thought, mine would kill me by then.
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by anujseth 16y ago
My karma goes down 4 then up 4, and is pretty much stagnant. I should make a clarification here, I do not support patents at all. The above rant is merely directed towards double standards.
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by anujseth 16y ago
I don't care if I get down voted to oblivion for this, but I can't take the assholery anymore. When Apple et. al. file such suits its strategic, when they arbitrarily try to kill stuff its also strategic and jobs being jesus.Microsoft so mu
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by anujseth 16y ago
While encryption may save your data, you can't really brick the computer. Take out hard-disk throw in trash, replace with new 50$ disk, welcome to you're new macbook pro.
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by anujseth 16y ago
I think the timing on this post is perfect, re-directs attention from the gizmodo thing and prevents another john stewart from happening.
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by anujseth 16y ago
The folks at panic must be pretty bummed about this, transmit 4 was a major contender.
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by anujseth 16y ago
I could have called this yesterday, after the spat on twitter, that he's going to write one. Soldier on Zed.
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by anujseth 16y ago
What no one seems to talk about is how many billion dollar companies tie into the microsoft stack, I can't think of any on the apple side of things.