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#51
Originally Posted by Mara View Post
If this "eldar" is getting frequent SW updates they are almost guaranteed to be frequent interim SW builds that are designed for internal testing, not to be used for public release. Builds that are destined to be released to public will go through many QA steps before they are blessed as stable release. (If you remember from the N8x0 days you may remember that the hot new firmwares were already several weeks old...)
Ahh... the good ol' days, eh Mara?
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#52
Originally Posted by ragnar View Post
On one hand it's amusing, on other hand it's not. I really hope that he didn't think that "PR release" stands for Public Relations release.

Yes, it was running the PR release. PR stands for Product Release.
HAHAHAHAHAHA...

Sorry, I even laughed out loud in my cubicle. The PR detail shows the true depth of Eldar's knowledge on the N900.
 

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Is it just me or does the English translation of that review sound like something from the annals of Nostradamus?

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#54
Originally Posted by timsamoff View Post
Is it just me or does the English translation of that review sound like something from the annals of Nostradamus?

Tim
It is just a literal word-for-word translation without regard to the differences in sentence structure and idioms between the 2 languages. Having a little knowledge in Russian, I recognize the word usage as what I would say in Russian, but it just happens to be printed out using English spelling.

So yeah, it comes out looking a little weird, I agree
 
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#55
Originally Posted by mrojas View Post
HAHAHAHAHAHA...

Sorry, I even laughed out loud in my cubicle. The PR detail shows the true depth of Eldar's knowledge on the N900.
Originally Posted by timsamoff View Post
Is it just me or does the English translation of that review sound like something from the annals of Nostradamus?

Tim


let's not go there.

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#56
Originally Posted by allnameswereout View Post
Regression testing isn't always appropriate, the relevance hugely differs, but thats also why some stuff is not officially supported.
At Nokia World, I asked Peter about some of their development processes (my own big bug bear in my professional life) and they're properly agile, with a large suite of automated regression tests being run every night.

This is how you do software right :-)

The real beta test is the final release, when it goes live to thousands of customers. That is why some people prefer to not buy a new product right away.
I bet you'll never find a professional software developer, architect, release manager, project manager, marketing dude or - in fact - anyone who'd admit to even thinking that; let alone believing it.
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Originally Posted by Jaffa View Post
I bet you'll never find a professional software developer, architect, release manager, project manager, marketing dude or - in fact - anyone who'd admit to even thinking that; let alone believing it.
WANTED: Google employee.

Anyway, in reality what I wrote is true even though those whose baby is involved don't want to admit that. Look at the bugs found in Linux 2.6.0.

Heck, I just received a Linux patch for ext4 data corruption... [...]

We knew about that automated test suite btw. At least, I saw some of its statistics before.
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#58
Originally Posted by texaslabrat View Post
It is just a literal word-for-word translation without regard to the differences in sentence structure and idioms between the 2 languages. Having a little knowledge in Russian, I recognize the word usage as what I would say in Russian, but it just happens to be printed out using English spelling.

So yeah, it comes out looking a little weird, I agree
His Russian is very casual/slang rich anyway and that doesn't help translators, human or machine...
 
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#59
"Just called Nokia USA

It seems that the shipping date of the N900 has been postponed to November due to FW problems!

Great, now I have to wait even longer. This sucks"
from Amazon.com
Eat your words.
 
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Originally Posted by kopte3 View Post
"Just called Nokia USA

It seems that the shipping date of the N900 has been postponed to November due to FW problems!

Great, now I have to wait even longer. This sucks"
from Amazon.com
Eat your words.
They told me different.

http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p...&postcount=158

This may be a better thread for you....
 
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