kevinbutler

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   by kevinbutler 16y ago

   Save everything. Don't make the user click save. Even better if you can allow a rollback to any point in time. Better still if you can roll back to significant changes, with significant determined in terms of the domain context. kb
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   by kevinbutler 16y ago

   I had two find this twice - once when I got the mac, and a year later on a new install. It was hard to find both times. kb
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   by kevinbutler 16y ago

   Having just had to replace a magsafe power cord (fortunately Apple does it free now, even out-of-warranty), I think the design needed a bit of tweaking, which later models have received. http://support.apple.com/kb/ts1713 issue #6 , "str
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   by kevinbutler 17y ago

   Change "break the law" to "go against the wishes of the copyright holder", and the answer is yes. When you buy the device, it's yours. The perception that copyright allows the copyright holder to dictate everything you do with a device or p