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151.
by workbench 13y ago
This post sums up one of the reasons I'm so glad I no longer use windows.
152.
by workbench 13y ago
Sounds like it was a completely different product when he was consulted anyway
153.
by workbench 13y ago
> don't think she's a bad person I find racists usually are, so I'd disagree
154.
by workbench 13y ago
I'd be pretty annoyed if someone treated a computer I gave them so disrespectfully.
155.
by workbench 13y ago
If you're running things like iStat Menus then you shouldn't be shocked when the system runs sluggish at times.
156.
by workbench 13y ago
Do we really have to go to these stretches of logic to defend pirates? No wonder PC gaming is dead
157.
by workbench 13y ago
Pretty much sums up why so many studios consider the PC an after thought if at all these days. Also how stupid are windows users just downloading "FULL CRACKED WORKING DEFINITELY NO VIRUSES TURN OFF YOUR CHECKER FOR FALSE POSITIVES" in this
158.
by workbench 13y ago
Find it hard to believe he would have trouble financing that elsewhere or out of his own pocket.
159.
by workbench 13y ago
Last nail in the coffin, the Unity Stage3D demos were easily the best examples of what Stage3D was capable of. Made Adobes examples look like a joke.
160.
by workbench 13y ago
Worth every penny /s
161.
by workbench 13y ago
No documents is a flaw, discrepancy check the empty desk
162.
by workbench 13y ago
The animations, artwork and sounds of this are so satisfying
163.
by workbench 13y ago
Good start but I'd love to see some more complex examples.
164.
by workbench 13y ago
Crappiest launch ever? Public facing landing page for about a week that asks you to sign in then just does nothing, not even an error? Can't even be arsed looking at it now after that mess.
165.
by workbench 13y ago
So glad to see this in development still. Linux still leaves a lot to be desired until X11 dies in a fire.
166.
by workbench 13y ago
Le HN
167.
by workbench 13y ago
> baited and taunted by disingenuous assholes trying to exploit you for a buck Sorry are you talking about Google or Apple here?
168.
by workbench 13y ago
> Why not ads? Because Google will be controlling and profiting off them presumably
169.
by workbench 13y ago
"Woah, Google. You just went full Apple. Never go full Apple" When has Apple ever done anything like this?
170.
by workbench 13y ago
Read the whole thing… still no idea what "dynamic pricing" is.
171.
by workbench 13y ago
> Everyone else has a "walled garden" why must Google be different? Because they spout "Don't be evil" and "open" when they're backed into a corner.
172.
by workbench 13y ago
"Change your difficult to remember name on YouTube to your easy to remember real name!" Yeah because I really want all those racists and gun nuts knowing what my real name is.
173.
by workbench 13y ago
GDF out in full force, how is this joke of a comment that doesn't even understand the most basic of things like where webkit came from by the top of the list.
174.
by workbench 13y ago
hhahha sign in doesn't even work for me and gives no error. Pretty funny considering it's all their system
175.
by workbench 13y ago
Maybe because it doesn't matter
176.
by workbench 13y ago
You could write a script relatively easily to convert them
177.
by workbench 13y ago
Panic are an old school Apple developer, even before OS X. Even coded one of the first MP3 players on MacOS.
178.
by workbench 13y ago
Need someone to hack and leak the user data to build a database of pathetic self absorbed women not worth giving the time of day to let alone building any sort of friendship or god forbid a relationship with.
179.
by workbench 13y ago
> don't need to do - Be available at any particular time of a working day Sorry… but how is anyone supposed to work with you with this attitude. If I had to work with someone who was never around and I didn't even know if I could contac
180.
by workbench 13y ago
> I had so much respect for the company Why? It's an awful company

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