amatriain

Is this Xobni really comparable to Dropbox? I mean, I hadn't heard of Xobni until just now.

I didn't know that had a name. Thanks.

Antropomorphic bias? How so? Did I miss something?

Well, the tablet arena is becoming quickly interesting. In a year or so I hope there will be several serious iPad competitors, only quite better (fully-enabled linux OS, open connectivity, not forcing users to use some centralized online store, etc). Fingers crossed here.

What the hell is "dogfooding"?

Subsitute "Linux" by "Any FOSS OS" and "Microsoft" by "Any Closed Source OS". The reasoning stands.

I have used at work both MSDN and Microsoft KB in the past. I wouldn't say they are more complete than launchpad (bigger, yes, more complete, no). And they certainly are not better organized, finding anything in MSDN is painful.

Good luck trying to discuss with Microsoft about the implementation of some step in the Windows boot sequence. In fact, good luck trying to find out details about such implementation.

I guess "out of sight, out of mind" works for you.

Personally I don't care whether he admits he was wrong or not. I do care that the bug is fixed.

And frankly some of the comments in that bug are going the route of personal attacks against the maintainter, which I don't think is very productive.

The Spring Framework for Java is supposed to have pretty good support for AOP in Java.

I haven't used that particular feature of Spring so I can't vouch for it, but Spring is generally excellent so I expect no less from this.

It's still crippleware. A lot of people have serious problems with the concept of "single-channel only" software.

Wow. So easy to exploit...