Sure, and the last time this happened to me, and I forgot to update my satellite provider, a promotion was taken away from me because a payment became late. Again, it doesn't matter if it takes 30 seconds to deal with this. Any amount of time spent greater than 0 is an inconvenience and this should not go unpunished. I think the logic is pretty clear...
What about all the time the credit card owners have to waste getting a new card and updating all of their vendors, services, etc.
If the business is responsible for the credit card data being stolen, and I lose 12 hours of my time dealing with that, then that's "damage", and I deserve to be reimbursed for my time.
You've missed the point entirely. The real question is, why do you feel your writing is more important than other editors of the site? I'd be shocked if neither you nor/. had the idea of making you a proper site editor./. lets us filter out editors. Why? It doesn't matter. What matters is that not you nor anybody else should be able to skirt past such filters.
And people have already been doing this for some time. You simply embed a UIWebView in your app. All Apple has really done is decided that your stupidly simple app with a UIWebView taking up the whole screen is no longer verboten.
Except the "average computer user" cannot use the command line interface where you yupe "sudo aptitude update", because that's too hard, and this article is about Linux on the desktop.
If you want to argue Windows vs. Linux for uptimes, power user ease-of-use, etc., that's fine. For the average computer user, you can't really say that Linux is easier or as functional. And for those people, greater ease and functionality = better OS.
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We're gonna turn into Portugal, and it's going to be a big fuckin mess.
I searched for "black people don't have empathy" on DDG and it had some result...some anon posting on Slashdot.
For a guy with such a low UID, you seem super immature 3
"The scientific method is stupid!" You heard it here first!
Sure, and the last time this happened to me, and I forgot to update my satellite provider, a promotion was taken away from me because a payment became late. Again, it doesn't matter if it takes 30 seconds to deal with this. Any amount of time spent greater than 0 is an inconvenience and this should not go unpunished. I think the logic is pretty clear...
What about all the time the credit card owners have to waste getting a new card and updating all of their vendors, services, etc. If the business is responsible for the credit card data being stolen, and I lose 12 hours of my time dealing with that, then that's "damage", and I deserve to be reimbursed for my time.
Incorrect. You need to have downloaded the app as well. And I know this because I just tried.
Time Warner Cable has been doing this for over a year on their public networks in California.
And yet, there's still no drip-irrigation in the central valley...
You mean like the shit ton of moon rocks they brought back and that are on display at every space center in the country?
This is a new low when it comes to speculation and overall horseshittiness, even for you Bennett.
You've missed the point entirely. The real question is, why do you feel your writing is more important than other editors of the site? I'd be shocked if neither you nor /. had the idea of making you a proper site editor. /. lets us filter out editors. Why? It doesn't matter. What matters is that not you nor anybody else should be able to skirt past such filters.
I can't tell if your use of the term "bad drivers" in making a point about Linux is silly coincidence, or comic genius. Either way, I salute you!
But you don't see the Android marketshare suffering do you?
The only people winning this are the IP lawyers.
Much like the subways in Shanghai, this thing will surely be leaking water very soon.
Someone didn't get their hug this morning :(
It's over 9000!
Many US banks will text or email you a one-time authentication code. It's certainly a lot cheaper than buying a piece of hardware.
They aren't doing it this way...why?
If anyone should be heavily criticized for a poorly organized web presence, it's IBM.
And people have already been doing this for some time. You simply embed a UIWebView in your app. All Apple has really done is decided that your stupidly simple app with a UIWebView taking up the whole screen is no longer verboten.
Shouldn't there be some kind of legally defined minimum along with nice availability regulations? They make them keep records on everything else!
That isn't necessarily true. It's just as possible people are wasting time fixing unimportant issues and ignoring more important ones.
I'm not trying to disparage the OpenBSD team or anything. It's just that no development team is perfect.
You cum-guzzling queens
Propz to GNAA
Except the "average computer user" cannot use the command line interface where you yupe "sudo aptitude update", because that's too hard, and this article is about Linux on the desktop.
If you want to argue Windows vs. Linux for uptimes, power user ease-of-use, etc., that's fine. For the average computer user, you can't really say that Linux is easier or as functional. And for those people, greater ease and functionality = better OS.