donoreo
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Re: [iPhone] 2.0.1 is Out!
said by rexbinary  :Fine. It's still annoying though that Apple is trying to hide the bugs rather then just being upfront. Stop taunting the fanbois with logic! 
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bbarrera
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said by rexbinary :Fine. It's still annoying though that Apple is trying to hide the bugs rather then just being upfront. Sure just like the Debian developers hid the SSL bug back in Sept 2006.
I really detest release notes absent of content however in my experience they aren't always accurate and you need to install to determine if something has been fixed, and thats true of Linux, Windows and Mac. |
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HiVolt
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said by rexbinary :Fine. It's still annoying though that Apple is trying to hide the bugs rather then just being upfront. Bugs? The iPhone has no bugs, just undocumented features. 
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rexbinary
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said by bbarrera :said by rexbinary :said by bbarrera :An upgrade either works or it doesn't. Since there are no acknowledged issues by Apple, nor any release notes for the upgrade, exactly how do you determine if this upgrade "works or it doesn't"? LOL The same way I do on Linux and Windows, install it! Fine. It's still annoying though that Apple is trying to hide the bugs rather then just being upfront.
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bbarrera
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said by rexbinary :said by bbarrera :An upgrade either works or it doesn't. Since there are no acknowledged issues by Apple, nor any release notes for the upgrade, exactly how do you determine if this upgrade "works or it doesn't"? LOL The same way I do on Linux and Windows, install it! |
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rexbinary
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said by bbarrera :An upgrade either works or it doesn't. Since there are no acknowledged issues by Apple, nor any release notes for the upgrade, exactly how do you determine if this upgrade "works or it doesn't"? LOL
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bbarrera
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Ridiculous argument, even in open source they don't document everything and I for one don't care about doing a diff in a pointless attempt to figure out what was fixed. An upgrade either works or it doesn't, and I've been burned by Apple, Microsoft *and* open-source when it comes to upgrades. I'd really love to see complete release notes but it has never given me a 2nd thought to run to open-source. To each their own. |
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rexbinary
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'Bug Fixes', this is the kind of stuff that pushes me straight to open source where they have nothing to hide. |
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