Were you trying to be incorrect on every level? The issue at hand is not Dalvik, the issue at had IS the native C API in Android. which you claim does not exist.
If you repeat this thought enough times, people will start to believe it. Too bad it is a big lie, what Richard wants is for free to remain free, that is all.
You and the parent post agree, you just fail to understand his point.
From the title I was initially thinking of Android apps since that's more in the news, but that made me think how it's going to be almost impossible for the blind or partially sighted to move to current touch screen technology.
Unfortunately, Facebook is trying to get involved in everything else, to the point that it can be hard to do anything interactive online without going through facebook. The number of news sites and blogs that try to get you to sign in through your Facebook account is ridiculous...
Which, if you wish to be anonymous, is the last thing you should consider doing. If you wish to be anonymous don't sign up for Facebook, ever.
Hey, I know it. But Joe Sixpack is gonna say "But look at their problems now, I don't want that here." Bla bla bla
No, Joe Sixpack is not going to be that clear in his thinking or expression, he's going to paraphrase what his neighbor said about what he heard on CNN and Fox. Which will mostly come down to OMG, WTF?
Given his role and experience I would have expected him to have significantly more savvy than he is showing. Facebook is the opposite of anonymity by design so he's showing me he is just a young pup with a big mouth.
Perhaps what he meant is that Zuckerberg does not understand privacy, now that I'll buy.
The cause of this has been discovered already; it's a software bug. iOS 4.3 has a new JavaScript engine. Websites launched from the home screen seem to be reverting to and using the old JavaScript engine from iOS 4.2.
And as a software professional that would have been my first guess, "Sounds like a bug to me"
The article makes it sound like a conspiracy. I'm sure it'll be patched soon; I can think of no obvious reason to do this but give the same apps full speed if bookmarked within the web browser.
It would appear that the anything iOS related brings out the tinfoil hat crowd. Time to up the meds guys.
I imagine most Americans at least think their country is a democratic republic.
I was under the impression that most Americans think their country is a reality TV show and electing politicians was no different than voting on American Idol.
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Were you trying to be incorrect on every level? The issue at hand is not Dalvik, the issue at had IS the native C API in Android. which you claim does not exist.
If you repeat this thought enough times, people will start to believe it. Too bad it is a big lie, what Richard wants is for free to remain free, that is all.
You and the parent post agree, you just fail to understand his point.
From the title I was initially thinking of Android apps since that's more in the news, but that made me think how it's going to be almost impossible for the blind or partially sighted to move to current touch screen technology.
Anyone know of any research in that field?
Unfortunately, Facebook is trying to get involved in everything else, to the point that it can be hard to do anything interactive online without going through facebook. The number of news sites and blogs that try to get you to sign in through your Facebook account is ridiculous...
Which, if you wish to be anonymous, is the last thing you should consider doing. If you wish to be anonymous don't sign up for Facebook, ever.
Hey, I know it. But Joe Sixpack is gonna say "But look at their problems now, I don't want that here." Bla bla bla
No, Joe Sixpack is not going to be that clear in his thinking or expression, he's going to paraphrase what his neighbor said about what he heard on CNN and Fox. Which will mostly come down to OMG, WTF?
The default is anonymity, where and when exactly were you forced to sign up to Facebook?
Given his role and experience I would have expected him to have significantly more savvy than he is showing. Facebook is the opposite of anonymity by design so he's showing me he is just a young pup with a big mouth.
Perhaps what he meant is that Zuckerberg does not understand privacy, now that I'll buy.
How anybody could not understand that, particularly an internet veteran like moot is rather mind boggling.
The cause of this has been discovered already; it's a software bug. iOS 4.3 has a new JavaScript engine. Websites launched from the home screen seem to be reverting to and using the old JavaScript engine from iOS 4.2.
And as a software professional that would have been my first guess, "Sounds like a bug to me"
The article makes it sound like a conspiracy. I'm sure it'll be patched soon; I can think of no obvious reason to do this but give the same apps full speed if bookmarked within the web browser.
It would appear that the anything iOS related brings out the tinfoil hat crowd. Time to up the meds guys.
No, there's a fee per checked bag. Only carry-on satellites that can fit underneath the seat in front of you are allowed for safety reasons.
Don't you just hate it when your flight is full of Russians and they stick their satellites under the seat in front of YOU?
You know, there's a concept you may find interesting, that you really can't spend more than you can afford, no matter how much you want something...
You might try explaining that to the defense department. How many NOAA or NASA programs could be funded just by cutting back defense spending by 10%?
How's the arthritis?
There you go, trying to use logic again.
I too have a strange passion for filling in web forms with the most outrageous options available.
I am often a 110 year old woman from Mongolia.
Fred Hitler? The head of catering?
Hint: This is not one of those places where being a pedant is actually helpful.
It's downright impressive.
Until you start using it and discover it's all smoke, mirrors, duct-tape and baling wire.
Help! Help! I'm being repressed!
You fought in the Twitter wars? Did you know my father?
I imagine most Americans at least think their country is a democratic republic.
I was under the impression that most Americans think their country is a reality TV show and electing politicians was no different than voting on American Idol.
Yup, just like how the "Democrats" ram legislation that goes against the will of the people? They're hardly democratic.
Going against the will of the Republicans you mean? ... Silly rabbit.
So don't do that.
Corollary: Fire the ones who do it more than once.
A mod point, a mod point. My kingdom for a mod point.
+1 Insightful
And it is in this pause—this golden, sweet-scented pause—that we independent authors gain the advantage
Heck, I'd buy his books just for that sentence.