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by yalimgerger 15y ago
It is not misleading at all. On a personal level, this is what Steve Jobs is to me. I could not care less about anything else he accomplished.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
The point I tried to make is that Steve Jobs touched people lives in a way no other can, sometimes at a very personal level and his only instrument was technology. Previously, this privilege used to belong to writers, poets, politicians.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Indeed. He not only envision thinks but executes incredibly well. Microsoft's attempts to create tablet computers in the pre-iPad world look pretty embarrassing from where we are today.
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Jobs has lighted our way(gerger.co)
140 points by yalimgerger 15y ago|104 comments
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Will Google+ save +1?(gerger.co)
10 points by yalimgerger 15y ago|0 comments
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How we build Web 2.0 apps with just PL/SQL(theformspider.com)
6 points by yalimgerger 15y ago|0 comments
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
It is impossible to meet Matija and not be impressed by his passion about his work. He captivated the entire audience in Seedcamp Ljubljana and was the favorite of pretty much everyone. I was personally very surprised that Farmeron did not
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Oh yeah absolutely. It is just an unimpressive one as it is so easy to come up with. :-)
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
As a commentator in the article's comment system mentioned, tablets are amazing to consume content. Much much better than a laptop. So if all you do is look at stuff without contributing more than 10 words a day (typical Facebook user), whi
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
I think HP is going to sell every unit in about a week and this will make them go hmmmm...:-)
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Speaking of low taxes, I think US companies are overlooking Turkey and the advantages it offers to tech companies. 1) no corporate tax 2) no income tax for employees All that is required is for the project to be approved as an R&D proje
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
It was only a matter of time before somebody suggested this.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Excellent question. The answer deserves a blog post of its own. :-)
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Yes. Thank you. I think we the software developers need to see, evaluate tech products from a regular user perspective. As I mentioned in a comment above, no consumer accepts a bad experience just because he bought a cheap computer just lik
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Consumers don't accept having a bad experience with a product no matter how little they paid for it. Have you read the one star hotel reviews on Expedia? :-) If the 5400 rpm hard drive provides a bad experience, a brand is better off not se
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Consumers don't accept having a bad experience with a product no matter how little they paid for it. Have you read the one star hotel reviews on Expedia? :-) If the 5400 rpm hard drive provides a bad experience, a brand is better off not se
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
The performance problems I experience are with 15" HP's that costed a pretty penny. The small Sony Vaio did not fair well either.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
For what is worth, the mic is on a >$3000 HP laptop. We tried to record a podcast with it. It was as if we were talking in the other room. We ended up using an iPhone.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
I swear to God. It was an Eee PC or whatever. I bought this around 08-09. The D drive was with like 20-30GB of empty space. The C drive had way less than 1GB free. Needless to say, the computer stopped functioning within days, after the fir
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
This is exactly my point though. I underline in the post that these are way to obvious things yet it is not easy to find a good PC-Laptop that delivers all these qualities.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Geez guys...Slow down for a minute. :-). Give me the benefit of the doubt, will you. :-) Most comments indicate that all my complaints are fixable by tweaking settings. But please look at the problem from a regular users perspective. The se
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Free Advice to the remaining PC makers(gerger.co)
15 points by yalimgerger 15y ago|17 comments
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Follow up on Google +1 is failing, miserably(gerger.co)
12 points by yalimgerger 15y ago|0 comments
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Oh, thank you. :-) I also would like to mention again that you don't have to be on Google+ to use +1.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Actually, except for the setup of sharing, I love it.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
You don't need to be on Google+ to +1 anything. All you need is a Google account. Most people think +1 and Google+ are related which is not true. But this is what happens if a company build two products with the same name.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
They wanna be Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, Apple, Microsoft and Yahoo (just to be on the safe side). Is there a line of business in software that they have not dived into?
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
I am not talking about Google+ though. I am talking about +1.
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Ohhh...don't event get me started with Reader. Sharing articles in Reader deserves its own blog post. It looks like the entire UX for sharing is designed to make the user feel helpless. I cannot imagine a non tech user being able to share a
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by yalimgerger 15y ago
Excellent point. Very well put.

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