I don't think the WWDC with it's (as some other user said it) "shiny new devices" is relevant given the current situation. Just a thought.
Please don't post about WWDC tommorow
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Re: Please don't post about WWDC tommorow
#2What should we post about then? Just keep repeating the same articles until anyone interested in the usual HN stuff disappears?
Re: Please don't post about WWDC tommorow
#3What should we post about then? Just keep repeating the same articles until anyone interested in the usual HN stuff disappears?
Agreed. I would consider almost any sort of alternative content refreshing at this point, even if it's something I don't actively follow. Sadly, I've been upvoting stuff I wouldn't normally upvote the last few days just for the sake of it being something different in hope that others would do so as well.
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#4Would be better then massive PRISM panic
Re: Please don't post about WWDC tommorow
#5What should we post about then? Just keep repeating the same articles until anyone interested in the usual HN stuff disappears?
Agreed. I would consider almost any sort of alternative content refreshing at this point, even if it's something I don't actively follow. Sadly, I've been upvoting stuff I wouldn't normally upvote the last few days just for the sake of it being something different in hope that others would do so as well.
"Hacker News"... that term does not only refer to some programming stuff - like a new javascript library or some startup with a new idea...
I don't think that Apple's "Developer Conference" (...) is something interesting right now.
As "Hackers" and technology affine people we are the ones to actually be interested in this - share as much information (every new leak) with others. If we find some new apple product more important - god have faith with this world...
(sorry for the passive aggressive way I wrote it - I am little heated)