yew-right

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by yew-right 14y ago
Exactly. But why should it be limited to just prototypes? If I can produce a casing for a development board that looks as good as some overpriced Apple junk or locked down Microsoft OEM crap, there's no need for me to jump through all thei
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by yew-right 14y ago
Nice work. A good idea. FB is looking to profit from UGC. UGC mean User Generated Content in case you are not familiar all the acronyms. You send them _your_ stuff and they use it to make money but restrict others from using it. They d
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by yew-right 14y ago
I shouldn't have said you can't improve without criticism. What I meant to say is you can't improve without _feedback_. That feedback might be positive and/or negative. People are quick to criticise and slow to compliment on HN. But ask
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by yew-right 14y ago
Well, this article is doing what: telling us what he doesn't like. He doesn't like too much criticism. Personally, I like honesty. As in honest opinions. But... the source matters. To be criticised by a fool means nothing. To be critici
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by yew-right 14y ago
OSX: How to ruin perfectly good BSD UNIX.
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by yew-right 14y ago
Does your TV need a "user-interface"? Does your secretary need a touchscreen? MS's last remaining market is business. As others bring to business the old power of UNIX, for less cost, and repackaged with now commonplace buzzwords like "ope
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by yew-right 14y ago
Yes. IE was "small" (being closely tied to the OS) and fast. But the only reason MS gave it to us was to destroy Netscape. Over the years there's no doubt been countless conveniences and innovations that MS could have introduced but didn't.