harrytuttle

And before someone says it, no "I'll stick Ubuntu on it" isn't a valid answer to the problem as you're still supporting them by buying it.

I wonder what this will do to the ports tree though!

Unless your eyes are tuned to look at iPhone snaps or have poo in them, then no. I'll go as far to say that it's crap and a dishonest attempt at calling it a camera.

I'd rather carry a second device around. Here - a quick holiday snap from my Coolpix P330 with NO processing whatsoever: http://i.imgur.com/mtic70l.jpg

Ok and they use KVM instead of Xen with virtio drivers.

Paper about their systems: http://blog.bytemark.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/Design...

Cheaper, better, waaaay more flexible, entirely UK based (this might be a good/bad thing depending on where you are)

Have fab, produce ARM is the reality these days.

As for using FreeBSD 4.1 off a CD in your closet, I recently set up an NT4 machine with SP2 (requirement!) that was to be used entirely offline. Surprisngly it booted and works fine on a brand new Intel chipset H61 based machine with an SSD in it (graphics are stuck at 800x600x16 but that's a requirement too).

http://imaging.nikon.com/lineup/coolpix/s/s6500/

16MP, 12x optical zoom, upto ISO3200, Lens shift VR

The only good thing is f/2.2 which the Lumia 1020 has and is a better camera, 32Gb of built in storage (and SD card slot) for £200 GBP LESS than the 5s.

Apple are rip off merchants. Sorry.

Any person who cracks this should post it on a blog straight away just to undermine the whole process.

you learn to double check your circuits first then :)

The trailing capacitor just had a large value invisible resistor attaching it to your circuit somewhere :)

1) Crayola got there before Apple did.

2) Rounded corners patent.

Not a chance.

http://my.opera.com/vladrodr/blog/2008/11/11/convertir-progr... <-- says it all

"Work smarter". If other people are putting in a 40 hour week, then you can automate yourself and increase efficiency, then do a 20 hour week and do stuff you want to do rather than must do. In my case that means spending time with my family.

Elon does a miserable job of family by the looks.

Look at connect and the forums. Oh and stackoverflow.

Then look at how many people get screwed by the lack of proxy support (to get around this we actually rewrote a chunk of clickonce!)

He's now a lab manager for a pharma research company so some of the hard lessons about safety must have stuck.

The sickening bit was to offset the debt, I sold the codebase to another company which did quite well out of it. They offered to hire me in but I couldn't face it.

It's like the Flash/ActionScript developers of the early 00's have crawled out of their graves one night and worked out how to do splash screens again.

I left a big company (not Google) to persue my own startup and fucked it right up leaving myself in debt for 5 years :)

We get "radio fairs" occasionally which are electronics meccas but even these are dying off.

[1] http://www.greenweld.co.uk/

firstly the fuck up that is Microsoft Connect where critical defects which cripple teams for years are ignored (VS HRESULT errors, hanging, crashes) even if reproducible.

Secondly, partner support is a piece of shit. It took 6 months to get a damn registry workaround out for the fact that download prompting in IE9 basically fucked up ClickOnce for 2000 clients for us.

then you fuck us with two license audits which cost us a fortune as it's impossible to decipher your shit crock licensing.

then you pulled windows 8 on everyone, ignored the entire industry saying "no, you fucked up".

then you pulled free visual studio for desktop and did a 180.

then you pulled windows 8.1 (which didn't fix windows. 8) and told everyone that you're not getting it before GA then did another 180.

No, you're not delivering what people want. You're fucking us over again and again and we're fed up with it. The only reason we're still drinking the milk is that we're stuck with it until we do a major product cycle.

That time is right now.