jimbobimbo

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   by jimbobimbo 17y ago

   I would say you're burning out. It's definitely not normal. I'd change jobs if it's possible. Same stuff happens to me. Alas, I'm not in a position to change my job easily (think immigration issues).
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   by jimbobimbo 17y ago

   Yeah, right, that Twitter Go example that you did -- you didn't have to download and install Google Go or read its documentation to get started. So much for "google's thing would work when I click the link"... Talk about biased.
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   by jimbobimbo 17y ago

   I'd say: let market decide. If your app is not good, you won't make any significant amount of money on it, no matter if it is pre-approved or not.
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   by jimbobimbo 17y ago

   Newsflash for iPhone users: Windows Mobile users were able to install whatever they want for years. And yet, no malware, no viruses, no nothing that would require any sort of pre-approval process.
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   by jimbobimbo 17y ago

   Actually, that was my conclusion also.
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   by jimbobimbo 17y ago

   No offence, but this is something that I see every day from my Indian colleagues at work -- instead of stopping for a moment and finding a right way to go, they just keep pushing harder in some unoptimal direction. Yes, this might fill you