Apple has never remotely killed an app. Google and Amazon have. Apple has removed apps from their store, but that's not the same thing.
That's incorrect.
Not only was the app been remotely killed, the developer has been banned from the app store as well as having his app removed from the apple application store.
It was even featured on/. . It was when an application developer let Apple know about a security hole he managed to find and utilize.
I got the joke, and realized at the same time the joke was on us.
Getting an email a week ago would of allowed me to actually start changing passwords before there was a chance of financial loss.
A post on a forum that I seldom visit means jack shit to me when an email saying "you might have problems" would be a better heads up. Maybe even letting me know when I go into steam to play my games would of been cool.
If it hadn't been for slashdot, I'd still be exposed to credit fraud.
Uh, no - I'm not a consultant. We are a business that provides automation software to those people to allow them to do the jobs they need to do while working for their parent company.
See. you are using a cookie cutter approach to rip on Microsoft. The problem there is your assumptions are incorrect.
What happens when you are a software company that will have at best 1000 clients?
That's the issue I am facing right now with Norton and SONAR. I started deploying with Clickonce since i needed to add SQLCE to our customers machines. Now SONAR pops up and deletes our software randomly. If you look at the logs, Norton actually says "YOU CHOSE TO DELETE THIS".
That's just an Antivirus company. How in the hell can I expect to be able to deliver product and keep it updated if I'll never have enough customers to "Trust" our software and build a reputation?
We cater to a pool of clients that will never go above 1100 customers. Does this mean that in addition to AV troubles, we will never get trusted because we cannot possibly get enough people to make the numbers to BE trusted?
Let's extend the law to force politicians to never be allowed to use cash, must use a card, and any possessions that can't be traced back to the usage of the card given to the poor in their state.
So, if this is a real test and success - then the filter can be reconfigured for chunks of lines from Star Wars - or the writings of jim butcher and those books should be there too right?
I also ride with the Patriot Guard http://www.patriotguard.org/ to help shield families of our fallen heros from these despicable people of this so-called church.
If I showed up to a pro-obama fanfest and got a t-shirt for free that washed out and advertised for gay something, i'd just use the free t-shirt to wipe my ass. Which wouldn't of changed the use of the shirt in any way, shape or form from the original logo.
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I just Hollywood looks at Star Trek and the pads they were using , and knock on Apples door for a few billion dollars.
Where's all the internet vitriol for Steam?
I can sell the games when I am done with them on Steam. It's not as if you can't get a new login and password.
1974 - First edition
1989 - Second edition
2000 - Third edition
2008 - Forth edition
2012 - Fifth edition
Great - soon they'll be up to Mozilla speed and releasing a new edition every other day....
Apple has never remotely killed an app. Google and Amazon have. Apple has removed apps from their store, but that's not the same thing.
That's incorrect.
Not only was the app been remotely killed, the developer has been banned from the app store as well as having his app removed from the apple application store.
It was even featured on /. . It was when an application developer let Apple know about a security hole he managed to find and utilize.
So even tho I get to check the box that disables advertising, I have to see advertising?
Can /. at least put all the ads (like the sourceforge logo) in the same folder so I can just add an * to adblock?
well, if you get to add nuclear bombing - we need to add drowning in the hydro to the equation, which makes it far deadlier than nuclear power.
I got the joke, and realized at the same time the joke was on us.
Getting an email a week ago would of allowed me to actually start changing passwords before there was a chance of financial loss.
A post on a forum that I seldom visit means jack shit to me when an email saying "you might have problems" would be a better heads up. Maybe even letting me know when I go into steam to play my games would of been cool.
If it hadn't been for slashdot, I'd still be exposed to credit fraud.
I would of liked to have an email instead of finding out a week later on Slashdot.
Uh, no - I'm not a consultant. We are a business that provides automation software to those people to allow them to do the jobs they need to do while working for their parent company.
See. you are using a cookie cutter approach to rip on Microsoft. The problem there is your assumptions are incorrect.
It's not possible to force them to do that. They're required by their company to be on Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Really?
So, in essence you're saying when the thug shows up at the front door and offers protection, we have to pay up front or get our business trashed?
What happens when you are a software company that will have at best 1000 clients?
That's the issue I am facing right now with Norton and SONAR. I started deploying with Clickonce since i needed to add SQLCE to our customers machines. Now SONAR pops up and deletes our software randomly. If you look at the logs, Norton actually says "YOU CHOSE TO DELETE THIS".
That's just an Antivirus company. How in the hell can I expect to be able to deliver product and keep it updated if I'll never have enough customers to "Trust" our software and build a reputation?
We cater to a pool of clients that will never go above 1100 customers. Does this mean that in addition to AV troubles, we will never get trusted because we cannot possibly get enough people to make the numbers to BE trusted?
Let's extend the law to force politicians to never be allowed to use cash, must use a card, and any possessions that can't be traced back to the usage of the card given to the poor in their state.
That will stop bribery in its tracks!
So, if this is a real test and success - then the filter can be reconfigured for chunks of lines from Star Wars - or the writings of jim butcher and those books should be there too right?
I also ride with the Patriot Guard http://www.patriotguard.org/ to help shield families of our fallen heros from these despicable people of this so-called church.
Rock on! PG rider here too.
Until tablets have 24 inch or larger screens, 5.1 dolby, and support for my older games i'll be purchasing pc's i can build.
If we remodulate the bar's defensive screen, we can cause an inverse polaron wave to inhibit nuetrino flux - and still retain its wallet.
That's up to the translators and Steam. My point was/is Steam does give away free games.Something the ranting author is obviously unaware of.
Yes, thank you - that is exactly what I meant.
Steam does give free games away, I got Portal for free when they offered it for free for everyone.
Receipts from alcohol purchases..
Also, don't you have to be sober when you agree to a contract for it to be binding?
I can easily demonstrate that fully 9/10's of all TOS's I clicked thru would be invalid if that's so.
http://www.mediafire.com/?nex1dcidhb8t886
I don't have an android yet - and I certainly do not support CBS.
Will we still get 5.00 shipping????
I doubt there was any reaction face.
If I showed up to a pro-obama fanfest and got a t-shirt for free that washed out and advertised for gay something, i'd just use the free t-shirt to wipe my ass. Which wouldn't of changed the use of the shirt in any way, shape or form from the original logo.