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hahaiamatwork

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    Comment #3566480

    My argument isn't 'Flash is great'. It's 'Flash works and I see no need to break a bunch of websites when the replacements are not yet up to the task'

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    Comment #3566443

    These are all current arguments against HTML animations as well as Flash. HTML also supports a 'mouseover' element, just as Flash does, so I don't consider that to be a strong argu…

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    Comment #3566440

    I agree, but as another poster said, the technology simply isn't there. I haven't tested an iPhone 4S yet, but I did develop some javascript canvas based animations for some time, …

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    Comment #3566408

    Why? Can you present a coherent argument against enabling flash that isn't just "I don't want to use it so nobody else should be allowed to"?

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    Comment #3557076

    The logic behind unannounced seizures is valid. If announcement was given and MU were violating the law, it's reasonable to believe they would immediately take action to obfuscate …

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    Comment #3557070

    This isn't a conspiracy theory site. For the sake of polite conversation this isn't the place to start making such claims.

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    Comment #3370003

    With respect, this is not how claims work. You can't make a claim and then expect your opponents to have the burden of proof to refute it. If you make a claim such as 'GCC produces…

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    Comment #3315194

    You don't even need to address common problems or have any remotely interesting commentary whatsoever!

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    Comment #3314752

    This is fairly true, but it's still a potential factor depending on your SaaS setup.

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    Comment #3314453

    Because IP addresses are hard to get? Because SSL adds computational overhead? Because it requires extra staff time to renew certificates? Because storing keys and even CSRs adds t…

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    Comment #3169003

    Why did they try and claim it was a criminal offence?

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    Comment #3168938

    We're supposed to comment intelligently and politely, but I can't think of either to reply to this. The reality of the situation is of course nothing like what you are saying.

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    Comment #3168826

    In such a world, Jobs would be unemployed. Apple got their second wind by selling iPods. Imagine if Microsoft had prohibited their connection for 'safety reasons'.

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    Comment #3094330

    Please detail which phone you use and which apps were unintuitive. I hear complaints like this a lot, then try to replicate them on hardware I have to hand, and shockingly I am una…

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    Comment #3094269

    You are incorrect. Android applications can be compiled against purely Android libraries, or Google's additional libraries. The ones which do not depend on Google's services specif…

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    Comment #3094176

    There's only really a couple of points in your post that are valid, so I'll go through each point you made. 1. Phones with the same class of processor have been available for some …

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    Comment #2928275

    I also notice that a large number of these complaints apply to mobile apps. For example, the difference in back button use between iOS apps and websites is marked.

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    Comment #2917168

    I've been trying all day to get my hands on one, and yeah £90 is fantastic. Tell your devs that I hate them, everywhere in the UK is now out of stock and we have only rumours to go…