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2011-02-16
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Can't say that I'm surprised this was a hoax. More surprising was how many people just jumped onto this.
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2011-02-16
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Originally Posted by gerbick
It goes to show how many people wanted it to be true.
Can't say that I'm surprised this was a hoax. More surprising was how many people just jumped onto this.
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Originally Posted by rm42
What this community wants doesn't seem to factor into what Nokia will do. Otherwise, Maemo and MeeGo would have been pushed further and harder.
It goes to show how many people wanted it to be true.
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Originally Posted by gerbick
Unfortunately for us, and unfortunately for Nokia.
What this community wants doesn't seem to factor into what Nokia will do. Otherwise, Maemo and MeeGo would have been pushed further and harder.
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2011-02-16
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elop said in an interview after being asked point blank if nokia's plan B was meego that their plan B was to make their plan A work.
I think it was the engadget interview that chris z (the only respectable reporter on the engadget staff imo) did during mwc
elop speaks like a very honest and intelligent man, also imo.
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I think it was the engadget interview that chris z (the only respectable reporter on the engadget staff imo) did during mwc
elop speaks like a very honest and intelligent man, also imo.
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2011-02-17
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Originally Posted by hawk
Well yes, if you're the sort of person that for some reason needs to use multiple different pdf readers to read a single document then yes it could be annoying. In the broad sense it's usually not a problem.
Actually almost everyone I know hates the sandboxing of data.If I want to read PDFs in different apps, why should I need to have copies of the same file in each app? Its stupid.
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Originally Posted by exo
I am the sort of person that generates PDFs with one application, annotates them with another, and reads with a third.
Well yes, if you're the sort of person that for some reason needs to use multiple different pdf readers to read a single document then yes it could be annoying. In the broad sense it's usually not a problem.
Justifying ANY limitation of a system comes only from lack of imagination.
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2011-02-17
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Originally Posted by Sopwith
Your own lack of imagination leads you to that conclusion.
Justifying ANY limitation of a system comes only from lack of imagination.
The fact is plenty of users value the added security over lack of flexibility, which is of course the justification of these restrictions by the people who put them in place.
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2011-02-17
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Okay... I didn't know it was a hoax perpetuated by an iPhone owner.
Wow. Imagine getting duped by an owner of an OS that you all hate.
There's like 10 jokes in that somewhere.
Wow. Imagine getting duped by an owner of an OS that you all hate.
There's like 10 jokes in that somewhere.
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2011-02-17
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Originally Posted by exo
Wow, what a comeback, I am speechless.
Your own lack of imagination leads you to that conclusion.
@gerbick: The hoax telling us exactly what we like to hear (improbable as it was) made it as successful as it was.
I wouildn't be surprised if the iPhone bit was also added to have maximal impact
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