Unfortunately, I have no mod points for you. Why would a developer be quoting prices in the first place? I'd defer that question to the sales guy, pleading ignorance.
You should keep a temporary copy of whatever is unsaved. Then the unsaved work magically appears when they re-open the app. This would avoid that modal popup.
"The captain failed to take timely action to arrest an excessive descent rate during final approach. After touching down 335 feet short of the runway, the main landing gear sheared off and the airplane caught fire. The airplane then slid 2,800 feet on the nose gear and the bottom of the fuselage, stopping 150 feet off the right side of the runway."
"No. Bloody farking hell. This isn't complicated. My point was and is, if you don't want to pay 100 bucks for it, DON'T BID 100 BUCKS FOR IT."
Still missing the point.
A: He thinks it's worth $100 B: No one else does C: The maximum anyone else thinks it's worth is $50 D: A shill bidder running the bids up to $95 is committing $50 worth of fraud
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Unfortunately, I have no mod points for you. Why would a developer be quoting prices in the first place? I'd defer that question to the sales guy, pleading ignorance.
Sorry I don't have mod points. :-)
AC smells like a sock puppet.
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Damn, where are my mod points???? Wish I could give ya a +, sir.
You should keep a temporary copy of whatever is unsaved. Then the unsaved work magically appears when they re-open the app. This would avoid that modal popup.
I like the cut of your jib, son. I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter ASAP.
Regards!
Reisner's Rule of Conceptual Inertia:
If you think big enough, you'll never have to do it.
You've described the founder and CEO for whom I used to work.
Wish I had mod points...
I LOLed.
Wish I had mod points, my brotha...
This disturbs me.
I'm sorry I don't have any insightful mod points to give you. This is an excellent piece, and I couldn't agree more with you.
Sorry I don't have any mod points...
Not here, on XP or Vista, and in both cases I had 2.x running when I attempted to install 3.
That whooshing sound was the sarcasm and wry humor streaking over your head.
I think you're talking about the 1965 crash of United Flight 266 in Salt Lake City:
http://lessons.air.mmac.faa.gov/l2/UAL266/sum/
"The captain failed to take timely action to arrest an excessive descent rate during final approach. After touching down 335 feet short of the runway, the main landing gear sheared off and the airplane caught fire. The airplane then slid 2,800 feet on the nose gear and the bottom of the fuselage, stopping 150 feet off the right side of the runway."
Windows Mobile is not a "descendant" of Windows CE; it's WinCE with an extra shell and a certain "look and feel".
"No. Bloody farking hell. This isn't complicated. My point was and is, if you don't want to pay 100 bucks for it, DON'T BID 100 BUCKS FOR IT."
Still missing the point.
A: He thinks it's worth $100
B: No one else does
C: The maximum anyone else thinks it's worth is $50
D: A shill bidder running the bids up to $95 is committing $50 worth of fraud
Is this clear yet? Knock knock?
I followed this inane back-and-forth just to see how it would resolve.
YOU ARE BEING DUMB. You either
A: Still don't understand the way that shill bidding ruins the entire auction system
B: Think it's OK
C: All of the above
There.
You're a "mobile device developer" yet you claim that "Windows Mobile is not designed to work without a touch screen"
Do a Google search for Windows Mobile Smartphone.
The Q phone is the only Smartphone with a landscape oriented 320x240 screen.
Sorry I don't have any mod points. Thanks for the laugh!
The hardest part of porting to LINUX will be refactoring all of the GUI stuff.
I do believe that the first "man-made, sustained nuclear reaction" occurred under the Stagg Field bleachers at the University of Chicago.
Fermi, et al.?
Messenger is not dead...