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Posted Friday 29th May 2009 23:02 GMT
"poofing code" - teh interwebs luv u.
Posted Friday 29th May 2009 23:02 GMT
"poofing code" - teh interwebs luv u.
Posted Friday 29th May 2009 23:02 GMT
Next week - some other crap how do something equally shyte with a shyte OS
Thanks - for nowt
I shall now return to scanning the site that may have some relevance to my life in the world of IT
Posted Saturday 30th May 2009 10:03 GMT
Damn and here I was looking for the root kit tool box
Posted Saturday 30th May 2009 10:03 GMT
for some reason the term small things please small minds spring to mind
Posted Sunday 31st May 2009 10:13 GMT
Warning! Advertorial!
Posted Sunday 31st May 2009 15:49 GMT
Showing the poofing code, but not mentioning that the images and sound are part of the last vestiges of Newton?
Paris, because she knows to Eat Up Martha.
Posted Sunday 31st May 2009 15:49 GMT
"for some reason the term small things please small minds spring to mind"
It seems you don't appreciate the value of discreet UI feedback to users.
Are you by chance a Linux programmer?
Posted Sunday 31st May 2009 15:49 GMT
Just a pity that the above commenter's don't realise that not every article is written for them. It's like the sports section of the paper, I bet that they don't like that either.
Posted Monday 1st June 2009 09:28 GMT
... what they say about Mac owners -
all a load of poofs*.
* Not meant to be in anyway homophobic, I'm just making a lame play on words and peoples' predjudices.
Posted Monday 1st June 2009 09:28 GMT
No - just a programmer who has had to sort out one too many applications where the coders seem to have spent more time producing flashy graphics, which may look "cool" for a few times (when/if they work but look boring after the 20th time) than providing useful a UI to tell the user what they really need about their current task etc.
Posted Monday 1st June 2009 09:28 GMT
Sorry I can't really see this article being of interest to anyone other than programmers! and yes I am a programmer.
I am not sure TheRegister is the right place to publish such coding "blogs" (for want of a better description) - though it gives us chance to moan - so perhaps it is the right place after all :-p
Posted Monday 1st June 2009 09:28 GMT
Yeah - Thanks to Daniel and James for the encouraging comments. As for the earlier posters, they can get back to doing what everyone does whose IQ is less than their shoe size: watching the new series of "Big Brother".....
Dave ;-)
Posted Monday 1st June 2009 10:26 GMT
To all those complaining about the article: May I suggest you skip anything from the "Developer" section; and perhaps more discriminately, anything from such section with the term "Mac" in the title.
I'm sure the nuances of the Mac OSX AppKit API and its undocumented features are of no interest to Windows programmers, but it may be interesting to OSX programmers (or those of us who dabble in Objective-C).
-dZ.
Posted Monday 1st June 2009 10:48 GMT
You said, "Sorry, I can't really see this article being of interest to anyone other than programmers!...."
Absolutely right! Folks need to realize that www.theregister.co.uk is shared with www.regdeveloper.co.uk and casual Register readers can also see the technical articles. Point your web browser at www.regdeveloper.co.uk, and you'll see this article in the developer section. Suddenly, it all begins to make sense..... ;-)
Dave