I don't need any software updates.
Mine works fine as is.
Don't need some new battery draining feature.
I still get a compliment on it once every couple of months.
Mostly used for telling time, then see who email or text is from, pull out phone if it's not junk.
I don't think the question is bad. The solution is stupid. To me why does it have to be stored on the plane itself? Why can't it be transmitted in flight? Or giant mesh network between planes to swap data?
Original Droid had a slide out keyboard. That is why I went with it. After a month never really used the keyboard again. Thought I wanted it. In use did not need it.
Why does everyone take his side? He is the one that added a feature and broke it.
Sound like he added a feature without discussing with the original developer?
When he says "You create a small new feature, and the app breaks down in unexpected ways. You fix a bug, and new bugs pop up all over the place" sounds like he was the person that hacked the code and not the original person.
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I don't need any software updates. Mine works fine as is. Don't need some new battery draining feature. I still get a compliment on it once every couple of months. Mostly used for telling time, then see who email or text is from, pull out phone if it's not junk.
I don't think the question is bad. The solution is stupid. To me why does it have to be stored on the plane itself? Why can't it be transmitted in flight? Or giant mesh network between planes to swap data?
Or, did he ask the drone to leave? Or, did he warn the drone to leave or he would shoot?
Could it be to hide placing fiber taps in the trunk? Not normally a tin foil hat guy. But, you have to wonder.
Original Droid had a slide out keyboard. That is why I went with it. After a month never really used the keyboard again. Thought I wanted it. In use did not need it.
How a former school teacher has over a million to give away, is what I want investigated.
SAVE "@MY PROGRAM",8 Curious how the floppy drive new who the user was? Don't ever remember logging into my PET.
Thousands of Windows user trying to switch to Mint our stuck on the "Green Screen of Indecision", not having a clue to use systemd or not!
End of show.
I think you have it backwards. Netflix does not "push data" to Comcast. Comcast customers "pull data from Netflix".
Why limit your pool of potential customers, if you don't have to.
When an app breaks because you fucked with it does all or even most of the blame for this rest on your predecessors shoulders?
Because good code doesn't do that.
Actually bad code can do that to good code.
Why does everyone take his side? He is the one that added a feature and broke it. Sound like he added a feature without discussing with the original developer? When he says "You create a small new feature, and the app breaks down in unexpected ways. You fix a bug, and new bugs pop up all over the place" sounds like he was the person that hacked the code and not the original person.
I would not suggest the launch pad over Arduino for a beginner. I have both. The Arduino is much easier to start with.
Nut's and Volt's is also a good one. And, I just love the name.
Get India and other off shore IT people to unionize! Best way to stop outsourcing!