Here's what you're missing. Dell did that and does that with their Mini whatever netbooks, and nobody is stopping them. There are plenty of Hackintosh Mini 10s. Psystar, however, bought, modified, and unlawfully *redistributed* the modified software for use on their computers.
How many of these browsers that they say get 100/100 actually pass the test? Safari on my iPhone gets to 100, but has a white X in a purple box with a red stripe in the top right corner.
The obvious solution is that you need to get revenge.
Go start a popular site for owners of popular sites so you can cause viral problems in THEIR browser.
Actually, $99 sounds pretty good for a GPS like that, and I'm thinking of picking it up.
My phone is pretty much like my toaster. I don't care how it works and don't want to put any effort into improving it.
The only problem is that Zakk Wylde really, really sucks.
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Yeah, but there's no consensus between the evangelists and the coders.
The evangelists will talk for days about how much better a system is and how it's going to be so much easier, but they shy away from any difficulties the user might have.
When the user runs to the support forums, the tone changes dramatically.
If the open source community in general is viewed as an actual company, their PR department is a bunch of weasels.
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Yup. I'm in CUPE, and I'm a programmer. Just sayin', they do exist...
No, because they cloned it, not copied it...
Yeah, see the part where the only people they were going after were the people modifying and reselling it without permission? Didn't think so.
Here's what you're missing. Dell did that and does that with their Mini whatever netbooks, and nobody is stopping them. There are plenty of Hackintosh Mini 10s. Psystar, however, bought, modified, and unlawfully *redistributed* the modified software for use on their computers.
They figure if they make it good enough, more than one person will code in it at a time.
And all three of its users are overjoyed.
I think the people who have never seen the damage a heavy smoker does to a computer just need to shut the fuck up.
Have you tried just deploying with ClickOnce? Oh, wait, nevermind. :P
Don't worry about the veal. My enjoyment evens out the calf's problems.
Bated.
How many of these browsers that they say get 100/100 actually pass the test? Safari on my iPhone gets to 100, but has a white X in a purple box with a red stripe in the top right corner.
Ask again in ten years.
The ten pounds of pot is now securely in police custody. All five pounds will be destroyed within the next week.
Lending is definitely the killer feature here. Look at what happened to the iPod after Zune introduced sharing.
The obvious solution is that you need to get revenge. Go start a popular site for owners of popular sites so you can cause viral problems in THEIR browser.
Webcollage. Awesome screen saver.
Actually, $99 sounds pretty good for a GPS like that, and I'm thinking of picking it up. My phone is pretty much like my toaster. I don't care how it works and don't want to put any effort into improving it.
Yeah, it just shows up on the new phone. All you need to do is sync it to the computer with the apps on it.
Specifically talking about BLS.
The only problem is that Zakk Wylde really, really sucks.
Yeah, but there's no consensus between the evangelists and the coders. The evangelists will talk for days about how much better a system is and how it's going to be so much easier, but they shy away from any difficulties the user might have. When the user runs to the support forums, the tone changes dramatically. If the open source community in general is viewed as an actual company, their PR department is a bunch of weasels.
I live in Canada and have never seen a flashing green light, just a flashing green arrow.
Xes and Checks, though? Dear god, I hate those. They make me paranoid.
If this means that a page will have less of a chance of making noise when I go to it, then I'm all for it.
I've connected to SMB shares, and I'm happy. What should I avoid doing? Also, lots of blue screens when you browse a network... ;)
Huge fines against companies found to be doing it without licenses?
You know, just throwing ideas out here...