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epo
15y ago
Oh yes, if you want people this perfect (and it is a good list) then pay them accordingly. Unless of course he missed off his other criterion "will work for peanuts".
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epo
15y ago
Don't attempt to reason with the self-righteous. Apple is EVIL, they are stealing your freedom, read the memo.
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epo
15y ago
Is this something you have said to yourself repeatedly or a pre-prepared cop-out for the next time you fail?
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epo
15y ago
Typo 2nd bullet, "freamwork", 3rd bullet "intented". Actually, I'll stop there. Lots of typos, you should get them fixed, it makes you look sloppy.
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epo
15y ago
Oh wow! What a coincidence! I have a downvote for jackasses.
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epo
15y ago
Amazing they weren't taken or vandalized TBH.
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epo
15y ago
A linkbait headline that makes the writer seem like the one that is stupid. If anything he seems to be saying that old known mistakes don't get fixed as we don't learn from the past. This is not evolution but it is an example of the widesc
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epo
15y ago
Another vote to be able to import and export data.
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epo
15y ago
Thurott has been called a Microsoft fanboy, and Gruber has been called an Apple fanboy. If it matters, read and agree with whichever one reinforces your own personal prejudices. For me the Thurott comments are just Microsoft vapourware bein
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epo
15y ago
"immediately betrayed"? Get a grip!
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epo
15y ago
I don't think it means anything at all. People mostly ask for slide decks out of reflex, often because they weren't paying attention because they know they can get the slides later on.
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epo
15y ago
My experience is that the people who jerk you around with contracts are usually bad payers. If it's a bad contract then the prospect of income is very uncertain. Business ultimately relies in trust, if they give you a poor contract then it
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epo
15y ago
Sampling is blatantly non-creative, "parody" is simply a weasely justification for riding on the coat tails of someone else's accomplishment, "creative interpretation" ditto.
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epo
15y ago
"IP was supposed to aid creative expression, not stifle it!" IP is supposed to benefit creators not plagiarists. Copying someone elses' work is not creative expression.
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epo
15y ago
This is old, the iso was created in '04 and the newsgroup hasn't had a posting since '06. Is it still active?
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epo
15y ago
Gosh, some actual "hacking" in Hacker News. Just waiting for the comments asking "what does this have to do with startups" ...
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epo
15y ago
Lookup "non sequitor".
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epo
15y ago
So is this company run by 13-year olds? They just can a product line without thinking through the consequences?
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epo
15y ago
Why exactly is it obvious?
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epo
15y ago
It may have been a folly but what a magnificent folly? Still use mine, would kill to get my hands on an updated model.
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epo
15y ago
MySQL is a triumph of branding and fanboy self-delusion. MySQL made it easier initially by omitting lots of difficult stuff (data integrity, management, transactions) thus making easier to get something working quickly. It also had a reputa
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epo
15y ago
The full quote was “I wouldn’t use this service if you paid me in gold-plated puppies… but I think you should be charging $X”. The "... but" part is why their opinion is worthless. And if you base your advice on selective quotation you shou
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(Stephen Fry on) Steve Jobs quits as Apple chief
(bbc.co.uk)
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epo
15y ago
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epo
15y ago
Or just Apache's Option 1 as in your post above?
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epo
15y ago
In your zeal to denigrate Apple you've missed the point, or perhaps you thought you were posting about Microsoft? The iPod's success was down to the whole package, excellent product design, good (but not excellent) performance and iTunes. D
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epo
15y ago
Apologies, I totally missed the phrase "login screen" in your post.
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epo
15y ago
There is an option "Require password <time period> after sleep or screen saver begins" in the Security preferences, general tab. I'll bet yours is set to something other than "immediately".
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epo
15y ago
To echo one of the reader comments, perhaps this says more about the capabilities of the living than about those of the dead.
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epo
15y ago
I am somewhat older than you. This is an insight I wish I'd when I was your age. A useful lesson, one that will strengthen you for the future.
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epo
15y ago
No, but I'd certainly have found a spell checker before trying.
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