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2009-12-30
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@ Abuja, Nigeria
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Well, that's not fair then. Nokia have lied to us, again!
First the release of the N900, now new firmware!
They promised new firmware before the end of the year, it's their fault they are unable to do so!
It's the principle of the whole thing that pisses me off, not that i have to wait.
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2009-12-30
, 06:27
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@ USA
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2009-12-30
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#154
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if it is huge amount of money, should you consult professionals? if you consult those who know what they do, they will say that never buy a first iteration device, wait at least for the first patch. and if you buy it later, you probably will get the device with cheaper price, better software, in case of problems your device isn't the first one in the service so that process probably will go through faster, .....
It is not nokias or any other companys fault that people are stupid. people just tend to blame those for their own stupidity.
so yes, IMO sometimes you can call people school girls if they are being totally stupid. it really is a favour for them. padding to back and saying "there there" just courages stupid people to start btching again in the near future.
e: I paid 620€ and my device has been in service for 3 weeks now...
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2009-12-30
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@ Switzerland
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2009-12-30
, 11:09
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@ Helsinki, Finland
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bah, this thread reminds me of the whine-fest for the delays of the N900. Exactly the same thing, with exactly the same outcome.
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2009-12-30
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@ London
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Can't you lot just sit back, relax, and rejoice of what you already have at hand? Furthermore it's supposed to be a holiday season, so it's an additional reason to not get worked up on such silly matters (even though you may have spent a lot of money on the device, but it's very often like that when you are the first in the line!).
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2009-12-30
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Some people are just impossible, which would you prefer, Nokia "keep to their words" and release a firmware for the sake of releasing something. Or that the next firmware be properly tested to ensure that it irons our most of the issues and bugs reported on the N900?
many people screaming and jerking their kneels now for a firmware update are the same people who would be screaming ranting all over the place if nokia released a firmware with little bug fix or even worse with huge regression.
I am not a software developer but I do know that the process of fixing bugs and releasing firmware for an OS is not an easy one. lots of quality assurance need to take place, tons of debugging, research into patches and further research to ensure that this patches don't cause regressions. with software its always better to release when its ready rather than use a timeline schedule. We should also remember the season we are in, Developers are human too and need to spend sometimes off with their family, take a break from work.
How can I help out, how many of you complaining about Nokia have asked your self this question. Why not head out to http://bugs.maemo.org/ to file bugs or requests enhancement you want added to N900. ( you can also vote for bugs or enhancement you want the developers to fix) The N900 is not perfect by any means but its developement is open and allows for participation so you are free to report an issues you are having with it, send patch ( if you know how to) or help out debugging bugs and giving feed back to the devs. surely that is better, more productive and would ensure an earlier better FW release than ranting about how someone broke your heart.
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2009-12-30
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@ London, England
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2009-12-30
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if it is huge amount of money, should you consult professionals? if you consult those who know what they do, they will say that never buy a first iteration device, wait at least for the first patch. and if you buy it later, you probably will get the device with cheaper price, better software, in case of problems your device isn't the first one in the service so that process probably will go through faster, .....
It is not nokias or any other companys fault that people are stupid. people just tend to blame those for their own stupidity.
so yes, IMO sometimes you can call people school girls if they are being totally stupid. it really is a favour for them. padding to back and saying "there there" just courages stupid people to start btching again in the near future.
e: I paid 620€ and my device has been in service for 3 weeks now...
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