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by ugh 15y ago
That’s typical Windows chauvinism.
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by ugh 15y ago
Well, then you haven’t met my parents. (I also hit Cmd-S frequently but sometimes I honestly forget.) Auto save is an obvious improvement. The whole saving paradigm sucked and I’m so happy that Apple is tackling it.
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by ugh 15y ago
End? What does that mean? Does it quit the current app? Does it shutdown? I’m really confused! And this strange Home key, what’s that for? Going to my start page? Showing the desktop? Start menu? What’s going on?!
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by ugh 15y ago
It’s possible to do but it would confuse. It doesn’t make sense conceptually .
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by ugh 15y ago
I’m sorry, the German keyboard confused me – there the option key is labeled alt. You can replace every Alt in my comment with Option. I’m not sure whether that’s new (I think other shortcuts for moving from word to word were also already c
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by ugh 15y ago
I don’t think you understand. This is about paradigm shifts. Here is how it used to work: You open this old document because you want to create a new one and use the old one as a template. You either Save as right away or (much more likel
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by ugh 15y ago
It’s no less obscure than other operating systems in this regard. I can’t see the difference.
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by ugh 15y ago
The US keyboard is weird. The German keyboard also has the bathtub and a symbol on the shift key (also on tab), also symbols on the enter and return keys. No caret for shift, though.
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by ugh 15y ago
They removed it for all apps that auto save. Save as doesn’t really make sense if an app auto saves and only serves to confuse. You now duplicate and then save.
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by ugh 15y ago
Save as doesn’t make sense if the app auto-saves.
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by ugh 15y ago
I like the way Mission Control stacks windows. As for leaving unstacked windows in: Yeah, well. That’s not how Apple rolls. Love it or hate it.
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by ugh 15y ago
OS X obviously isn’t for you. OS X doesn’t have some features you would like it to have or you need. Looking at the features you are missing it doesn’t seem like they are central for most users. If a feature is not there you simply can’t us
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by ugh 15y ago
“We all know how annoying the switch to Mission Control was, right?” No, we certainly don’t. I love Mission control and I think it’s an improvement over Exposé. Don’t pretend I’m agreeing with you. For me personally Lion has been a solid
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by ugh 15y ago
Yeah, you are right. It’s totally not a big deal that tablets will soon be able to compete head on with consoles. That totally doesn’t change anything at all about the future of consoles. There are new tablets every year. At the very least
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by ugh 15y ago
“I find it depressing that people care more about a piece of numerical trivia than that.” You don’t know that. Unless you want everyone to care about nothing else whatsoever. Don’t always assume zero sum games.
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by ugh 15y ago
That article is pure fluff. I can just imagine the editor saying to some reporter “Tomorrow is 11-11-11, now go and blow that up to a few dozen characters”.
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by ugh 15y ago
Uhm, that doesn’t even make sense. Why would the death of Flash imply that? You make no sense.
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by ugh 15y ago
Could. But it’s not all that simple. The motive behind allowing freedom of movement is to create a common market. Work has to be able to move freely for something to be a common market. The same has to be true for capital and goods. All tha
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by ugh 15y ago
I like how you completely ignored the main point I was making (namely that freedom of movement is an exclusive achievement of the European Union, only available to people living in EU member states, and that Schengen has nothing whatsoever
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by ugh 15y ago
Schengen is about border controls, not freedom of movement.
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by ugh 15y ago
Schengen is about abolishing border controls, not freedom of movement. Those are two different things. Only EU citizens enjoy freedom of movement. Making freedom of movement possible is indeed on of the main tasks of the EU. And yes, the Eu
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by ugh 15y ago
Bzzzt! Wrong treaty! Bzzzt! No idea about European integration! Schengen is about abolishing borders, it is not at all about freedom of movement (i.e. the right to live and work everywhere). Making freedom of movement possible is one of the
473.
by ugh 15y ago
“Stealing” isn’t used once in the linked article.
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by ugh 15y ago
Lenovo has pretty good trackpads but they are tiny. The trackpoint is nice but not for everyone. If you want one you obviously have to buy a Lenovo laptop. I’m not exactly sure, though, why you seem to be so outraged about someone else’s op
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by ugh 15y ago
Not all trackpads are created equal. I was playing around with the Acer Aspire S3 (another one of those MacBook Air wannabes) and it had a pretty decent trackpad. Not quite what you get with Macs and by the looks of it also a bit smaller –
476.
by ugh 15y ago
But why specifically should swearing be taboo? I don’t understand the reasoning behind that.
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by ugh 15y ago
Really? That’s how you are going to spin it? Talk about entitlement. There is no guarantee that all free apps on the App Store will be free forever. It seems absurd to me to believe that. I treat free apps like presents: I don’t expect anyt
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by ugh 15y ago
What’s interesting is that much of the discussion focuses on Apple’s insistence on C, C++, and Objective-C. Apple did backpedal on that issue. Using Flash for apps is now no more a problem. Most commentators seem to have recognized even the
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by ugh 15y ago
If it’s not worth the 670€ you don’t have to buy it. That’s how it works. You evaluate. Apple has no monopoly on voice control so you can also easily switch to – for example – Android. The old iOS devices work just as well as they ever have
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by ugh 15y ago
If it’s so valuable to them they can buy the new phone. It’s quite simple, actually.

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