Re: Repeating Alarms Fixed?
Yes
And the alleged fix didn't work for me, however the update to 4.2.1 did fix it, I was very suprised this morning, as I had become used to turning it off when I walked into the office.
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iOS is not free, to think so is to be fooled by apple's cloak and dagger pricing model.
The costs of the original iOS and almost certainly the upgrades are inbuilt into the overpriced cost of the phone itself.
Add to that the willingness to lock yourself into the apple eco-system and thus give apple a cut of every app you buy, and being encouraged to further lock yourself in, by buying apples other physical products, in order to get that extra piece of functionality.
Isn't it weird that Adobes non open source products are in competition with Java Applets/JavaFX. Yet they spout this nonsense
This is just them trying to grab new customers that use free development tools with a free 'player', by implying (incorrectly) that what your doing might not be free in a few years time, and won't be supported.
If you have religious assertions about an omnipotent god then why would you need weapons, Its a bit like an atheist needing to pray that his appendix won't burst, i.e. completely redundant.
The same logic goes for religious nutcase countries such as the US/UK/Iran.
China has some form of fanatical ideals which are just as bad.
Russia? well it depends if you want some KGB trained mobsters with the fingers on the red button.
So I've changed my mind, only the cult of Meh should have weapons, mainly because they can't be bothered to use the,.
"If I have seen a little further it is by standing on the shoulders of Giants" Isaac Newton
Modern software development is about layers on layers on layers. The whole science of computing is now so large few developers have the time let alone the opportunity to learn it all. Add to that the multitude of specifications standards and software patents (may it never happen to Europe). Our job is nigh on impossible without using intermediary layers. Apples own sdk frameworks are an example of a layer and that sits on its own stack of code layers.
Steve Jobs is an example of someone who hasn't programmed in 33 years, everything is procedural when you have a single core 1mhz chip everything is simple and light weight when you have 4k of memory.
Its only a mater of time before all System admins along with hardware will be shipped to the arctic (or antartic) on a perminant basis.
I can only note that the iq of the rest of the world will drop with an obvious and contrary increase in population.
On a plus note, the extreme conditions means the I.T. pallor will become more or less mandatory.
Paris cause she will lead the shaganidiotathon.
I had the latest version of flash on leopard and its fuxored, it could make 5 connections then you would have to actually quit whichever browser you were using, before it could make any more. Games like kdice wouldn't work, and I was somewhat pissed off.
I upgraded to snowleopard, and having read a similar article I tested it and now everything works perfectly. Go apple, ftw.
Plus being that plugins are now sandboxed its hardly a massive issue.
Being that in america it is first to invent rather than first to patent as it is in the uk. maybe the original XML working group of Jon Bosak, James Clark , Tim Bray, Jean Paoli, C. M. Sperberg-McQueen, Dan Connolly, Paula Angerstein, Steve DeRose, Dave Hollander, Eliot Kimber, Eve Maler, Tom Magliery, Murray Maloney, Makoto Murata Joel Nava, Conleth O'Connell, Peter Sharpe and John Tigue could all make a bit of extra cash on the side.
Hell I was using html in the early 90's to seperate text and print it out maybe im owed too.
Quote from Richard 39:
'It's not the impossible dream that most people believe. You can work better hours, have time to socialise and enjoy keeping fit and do those things you want to do (be it sit on the sofa on your ass or make something of yourself). All you have to do is engage that lump of grey matter in your skull and make choices then have the balls to implement them.'
bloody hippy.
There is a definite distinction between bravery and stupidity.
Some of us have sprogs and mortgages and credit cards and all the other government sponsored lifestyle choices we were happy to fall for, in times of plenty.
So it ain't always a choice, we work long hours because in todays climate, your employer can always find someone cheaper, and In the possible words of Mr T 'I ain't joining no 2 million man queue.'
So we have to complain until the ruling classes give us all 34 days off a year, and a hopefully a siesta because it ain't going to happen bottom up no mater how many balls I grow.
When I upgrade my mac OS I will pay 25 quid for the full package, When I upgrade from XP I could pay anything upto £600.
Makes the whole extra premium less of an issue in my mind.
However I bet half those mac buyers are probably stupid enough to max out the ram and hard disks from apple, rather than go for the minimum and upgrade for 25% of the cost. I also bet half the pc buyers are stupid enough to buy a computer with 256mb of ram and expect windows to run happily.
Paris cause I can't choose the evil gates/evil jobs combo, she may very well be their love child.