jimbojohn

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by jimbojohn 16y ago
But he recouped the money through charging people to see the movie. Not a counter-example at all.
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
Care to clarify, or do you prefer just telling people they're wrong? The linked article is on the surface convincing, but I have never touched Haskell
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
Really? Under what circumstances? I'm shocked, actually (not a Prē user).
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
Sounds like the startup environment (I'm talking 1-8 employees) would be a better fit. I too interned at a big company. Don't let it ruin the industry altogether!
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
So moral absolutes apply to adults but not children? There is never a case when spying on an adult could save their life? I'm not sure about your examples. If you suspect your child may be suicidal, talk to him or her. If you do NOT suspect
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
An up-to-date iPhone is not trivial to jailbreak, especially if it isn't yours. Jailbreaking is a specific kind of rooting. It "ought" to be virtually impossible. Then good luck hiding your trail, reassociating the Apple ID, hoping no apps
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
That may be true, but we can hold ourselves as a community to a higher level of clarity and correctness.
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
Apple gets the press, but there is no Flash on 98% of cellphones in the wild. Or IE8 64-bit. Or Linux in 64-bit. What about people who only own a cell phone (VERY common in other countries)? What is Adobe offering them? Stop assuming everyo
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
No, it's a hundred browsers. So?
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
Would be against the TOS. Only "safe" apps will be on the app store, nothing that allows other apps to gain root access.
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by jimbojohn 16y ago
Oracle will provide the JVM, if steve's email is any indication.