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by funkah 15y ago
Just once, I'd like to see someone making "Apple is doomed" prognostications actually put their money where their mouth is and short the stock. That would be fun to see. People will just say anything when it comes to Apple. It's crazy.
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by funkah 15y ago
I'm not trying to debate the relative merits of the iPhone and Android, which is silly anyway. I'm just saying that I think Apple believes in their products and is not engaged in a cynical ploy to bring down their competitors via litigation
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by funkah 15y ago
I believe Apple's plan is to bring down Android by making their devices better than Android devices. Kinda crazy, I know.
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by funkah 15y ago
Very sloppy. When you're dealing with actual money, industry-standard practices like this shouldn't be considered optional.
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by funkah 15y ago
I wanted to see if I could buy some on the cheap, but I wasn't already set up to do so. I would never take this currency seriously, but I'd be willing to put in a bit of money to speculate a bit. I looked at bitmarket.eu but they have a man
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by funkah 15y ago
The problem wasn't really lack of testing, unless you expect these devs to test their app on every extant Android device and all future devices as well. The problem is that they assumed they could rely on the behavior of the Android system
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by funkah 16y ago
Normal people aren't supposed to know OS internals, that's the whole point of UI abstractions! They have more important matters to deal with when they use a computer. OS X isn't any different from other OSs in this regard: your mom doesn't
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by funkah 16y ago
What makes you say nobody knows how OS X actually works? The developer documents aren't a big batch of jokes, they describe how the system works. Also take a look at "Mac OS X Internals" by Amit Singh, there's more about the inner workings