shopkins

11 ms·

91.
by shopkins 11y ago
Yes it's great for complaining to companies (except maybe Google), but the guy put a '.' before each tweet so that all his followers would see his complaints too. That's the type of person that would see a homeless perso
92.
by shopkins 11y ago
He seems to be okay with regularly telling everyone about what he thinks is wrong with the world [0]. It says a lot about you when you need to complain to companies about bugs or whatever and also tell your followers how upset you are [1]
93.
by shopkins 11y ago
Still in camp #1 (AppCode). As someone who also does development outside of iOS, you couldn't pay me enough to solely use Xcode.
94.
by shopkins 11y ago
How else would you write an article that expresses your purely subjective opinion? It isn't titled "Why you don't like smartphones."
95.
by shopkins 11y ago
From the About page: "The initial focus of Violations Tracker is on things that act against the interests of people who own or use items of technology, and in the interests of the manufacturer or other entities." It seems he'
96.
by shopkins 11y ago
But unlike drones, he is in the vehicle the entire time and can easily intervene. The article does a good job of explaining the inherent danger someone (and those around him) faces when attempting something like this. The point is that he&#
97.
by shopkins 11y ago
Bingo. Implementing features doesn't usually require it, but keeping an entire system in your head with all its complexity and chain reactions from making something work another way keeps me from moving ahead sometimes -- especially wh
98.
by shopkins 11y ago
I agree, let's put the entire internet in Facebook. News like this just proves Zuckerberg knows best. /s
99.
by shopkins 11y ago
Good to know. I've personally been using write.as for the past few months for stuff like this, as they're more Tor friendly [0]. What do you use instead? [0] http://writeas7pm7rcdqg.onion
100.
by shopkins 11y ago
I only have anecdotal evidence, but offer the heuristic that most "drunk enough to be dangerous" bicyclists can't ride fast enough to maim anyone -- and if they're riding down a hill, they're much more likely to b