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Originally Posted by PradaBrada
I love you man
I'm genuinely sorry for you poor saps. Spending 600 euros on a brick from Nokia which managed to reach EOL within a week after release.
They then brainwash you into thinking its open, without just giving you the ****ing source code. They make great promises of Ovi Store filled with great apps, Ovi Maps, Flash 10.1 and continued support. And what do you get? A fcuking webcomic about an Angry Man.
A bunch of non paid backstreet coders with nothing better to do then decide to improve this device themselves for the community. Without these decent men and women you all would quickly realize you got professionally scammed out of your money and left with a POS. But this is exactly what Nokia was aiming for: plenty money, little to no work and no customer support; leave that to the users themselves.
Face it, Nokia played the long con on you and walked away laughing there arses off.
give me a big hug 
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"I'm a N900 user, can I haz Flash 10 plz?!11!?"
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Originally Posted by PradaBrada
If you're able to overlook his very acerbic way of speaking... strip away the vitriol and you have a counterpoint to the blind faith love-fest that's deeply entrenched in these parts.
I'm genuinely sorry for you poor saps. Spending 600 euros on a brick from Nokia which managed to reach EOL within a week after release.
They then brainwash you into thinking its open, without just giving you the ****ing source code. They make great promises of Ovi Store filled with great apps, Ovi Maps, Flash 10.1 and continued support. And what do you get? A fcuking webcomic about an Angry Man.
A bunch of non paid backstreet coders with nothing better to do then decide to improve this device themselves for the community. Without these decent men and women you all would quickly realize you got professionally scammed out of your money and left with a POS. But this is exactly what Nokia was aiming for: plenty money, little to no work and no customer support; leave that to the users themselves.
Face it, Nokia played the long con on you and walked away laughing there arses off.
Simply put, despite his tone, I can see his point, can even agree with parts of it.
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2011-02-07
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Originally Posted by gerbick
The problem is his acidic, aggressive tone detracts from his point, much like querty12's blow up and departure. Not to mention that he spends most of his time deliberately trying to incite flamewars and dropping useless turds on other threads.
Simply put, despite his tone, I can see his point, can even agree with parts of it.
So if he has a valid point, it's completely lost in the noise.
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2011-02-07
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Originally Posted by wmarone
I remember when the same things were said about me.
The problem is his acidic, aggressive tone detracts from his point, much like querty12's blow up and departure. Not to mention that he spends most of his time deliberately trying to incite flamewars and dropping useless turds on other threads.
So if he has a valid point, it's completely lost in the noise.
Big whoop. You wanna fight about it?
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2011-02-07
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Originally Posted by PradaBrada
Don't you mean their arses?
I'm genuinely sorry for you poor saps. Spending 600 euros on a brick from Nokia which managed to reach EOL within a week after release.
They then brainwash you into thinking its open, without just giving you the ****ing source code. They make great promises of Ovi Store filled with great apps, Ovi Maps, Flash 10.1 and continued support. And what do you get? A fcuking webcomic about an Angry Man.
A bunch of non paid backstreet coders with nothing better to do then decide to improve this device themselves for the community. Without these decent men and women you all would quickly realize you got professionally scammed out of your money and left with a POS. But this is exactly what Nokia was aiming for: plenty money, little to no work and no customer support; leave that to the users themselves.
Face it, Nokia played the long con on you and walked away laughing there arses off.
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N900: One of God's own prototypes. A high-powered mutant of some kind never even considered for mass production. Too weird to live, and too rare to die.
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Doubt noone hate maemo. Maybe one or two that was tricked in to this strange OS and couldn't find the way out of the maze. Always happens.
Doubt noone hate n900, except for a few people that really didn't understand how thick the n900 really is. Of course these people thought they bought and Iphone, they didn't
The beef is with nokia so leave the n900/Maemo out of this...Strange thread headline indeed.
Doubt noone hate n900, except for a few people that really didn't understand how thick the n900 really is. Of course these people thought they bought and Iphone, they didn't
The beef is with nokia so leave the n900/Maemo out of this...Strange thread headline indeed.
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2011-02-07
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I love my n900 as a handset, but also very dissapointed in the lack of progress and input that nokia and meamo have put in. Seems to be a handset that they have forgetten about, im not a n900 hater as i love my device as i said.
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2011-02-07
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Originally Posted by Boothy
Yea sure. I have never ever had a phone this long. 1 year and 2 months (or three), way too long time, I have lost the count. I am bored to insanity of the device, bored of Nitroid, bored of MeeGo that is hardly working, (I won't even mention the lack of "default" MMS), bored of no more updates.
i love my device as i said.
But the thing is, there is nothing better out there. Android, iPhone, Bada, Palm, WP7, they are all out of the question (well maybe not WP7 just yet). So unless Nokia get their fingers out and deliver a better gadget, I am stuck with this device forever. So come on Nokia - do something !!!
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2011-02-07
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Originally Posted by PradaBrada
yes it is the painful truth. business is business, as long as they got the money and can get away with not supporting the product after. why not? i remember someone disagreeing with me before in another thread here while citing that given fact.
A bunch of non paid backstreet coders with nothing better to do then decide to improve this device themselves for the community. Without these decent men and women you all would quickly realize you got professionally scammed out of your money and left with a POS. But this is exactly what Nokia was aiming for: plenty money, little to no work and no customer support; leave that to the users themselves.
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I have an N900, N8 & iphone4 (all without contracts). but I'm not a "fan" of them. they're just for communication and fun. nothing more...
I don't need a phone to feel special. And I don't "love" my phone, I love my wife. We use the word "love" in a different and more appropriate context.
I have an N900, N8 & iphone4 (all without contracts). but I'm not a "fan" of them. they're just for communication and fun. nothing more...
I don't need a phone to feel special. And I don't "love" my phone, I love my wife. We use the word "love" in a different and more appropriate context.
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