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Hadron posted this message in ROT13 encoding:


WTF? Reimbur *** t for a free service?

Is that "Hadron" being a freetard again?

I'd love to see his tax report. Probably deducts his
time spent in COLA as "Business expenses".


Still more confabulation from our resident wackjob.

"Hadron" should lay off the Sterno.

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Two peanuts were walking through the New York. One was *** ed.

Another Quack bald-faced lie. Documented.

Why do you lie so much, "Hadron"?

(Cue Larry's threat to produce links that prove his accusation.)


I can't even recall Wave even being discussed, except maybe in
passing...


Smoking dog turds, more like it.

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backing-up his claims with links

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Hadron ownes you, you're his personal pet!
http://www.yqcomputer.com/

What's a "Wave"? Never heard of it.

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Gregory Shearman posted this message in ROT13 encoding:



Google Wave - Communicate and collaborate in real time
A wave is a live, shared space on the web where people can discuss and work
together using richly formatted text, photos, videos, maps, and more. ...
wave.google.com/ -

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And we heard him exclaim
As he started to roam:
"I'm a hologram, kids,
please don't try this at home!'"
-- Bob ***

According to this article, Google Wave was too complicated for Average
Joe Sixpack:

[quote]

The first one was the searching of Waves. If Google Wave was meant to
appeal to a mainstream audience the asual/averageuser had to get
their head around how to search for Waves that contained items of
interest. Todays asualuser, wants everything on a plate and they
want it yesterday, if it not immediate they move on.

The second problem for Wave was the explosion of Twitter which I don
think Google would have predicted. Although Twitter could be said to be
a different type of product, Twitter offers far more immediacy in terms
of learning curve which mainstream users who have no interest in
exploring new techs are lapping it up.

Google Wave appeared to require far too much of an investment of time to
appeal to the witter generationand my e *** ment for Google
product initially didn consider that.

[/quote]

https://openbytes.wordpress.com/2010/08/04/google-waves-goodbye-has-the-tide-gone-out-for-google-wave/

http://www.yqcomputer.com/

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> appeal to a mainstream audience the asual/averageuser had to get >> their head around how to search for Waves that contained items of >> interest. Todays asualuser, wants everything on a plate and they> > want it yesterday, if it not immediate they move on.> > > > The second problem for Wave was the explosion of Twitter which I don> > think Google would have predicted. Although Twitter could be said to be> > a different type of product, Twitter offers far more immediacy in terms> > of learning curve which mainstream users who have no interest in> > exploring new techs are lapping it up.> > > > Google Wave appeared to require far too much of an investment of time to> > appeal to the witter generationand my e *** ment for Googlegt;
> product initially didn consider that>
>>
> [/quote>
>>
> https://openbytes.wordpress.com/2010/08/04/google-waves-goodbye-has-the-tide-gone-out-for-google-wave>
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> http://www.yqcomputer.com/ ;
>

Hi Marty!

It really beggared belief that Wave would not have a simple "one click"
search as its early features. When I was beta testing Wave, I remember
showing it to a few people, telling them how great it was, only to see
how they had difficulty getting their heads around the most simple of
concepts (search)

It was also (I think) unfortunate timing that when Wave was trying to
get accepted, Twitter was experiencing a explosion.


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n 06-08-10 13:53, Goblin wrote:

>> product initially didn consider that>> >>> >> [/quote>> >>> >> https://openbytes.wordpress.com/2010/08/04/google-waves-goodbye-has-the-tide-gone-out-for-google-wave>> >>> >>> >> http://tinyurl.com/2bbfnm>> >>
>>
> Hi Marty>
>>
> It really beggared belief that Wave would not have a simple "one click>
> search as its early features. When I was beta testing Wave, I remembe>
> showing it to a few people, telling them how great it was, only to se>
> how they had difficulty getting their heads around the most simple o>
> concepts (search>
>>
> It was also (I think) unfortunate timing that when Wave was trying t>
> get accepted, Twitter was experiencing a explosion.

Hi Tim ;-)

Indeed, you made the latter clear as well in your latest post. And I
agree that the combination of issues led to the discontinuing of Google
Wave.

I used it a couple of times but didn't find it as revolutionary as
expected. In fact I do all these things with aMSN, Skype and Gwibber.

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On 06-08-10 23:55, Hadron cackled:




Assumptions "Hadron" assumptions.

You've lied so often, that you can't distinct lies from truth any more.
You created your own reality.

You have exposed your questionable technical skill and humiliated
yourself time and again.

Bon appetit, eating the sour fruit of your trolling!

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Marti van Lin < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > writes:




Yet being the dishonest "advocate" you are you wont be able to link to a
single lie. Try.


Wrong. And you know it. Because Willy Poaster says it so dont make it
so. You are more than free to browse my answers in the Debian and
Ubuntu groups.


Calling people out on mad "advocate" lies is not trolling.

adron wrote:

Quote "Calling people out on mad "advocate" lies is not trolling."

No, I'd agree its not...problem is Hadron, in between your bickering and
vulgar posts I find it hard to see when you have.

How about an unlinked claim?

or how about you answer here what you think you have achieved in all the
years of posting on COLA?

Putting aside views on the COLA regular and users of FOSS, they have a
reason to be here it is after all Linux advocacy (rightly or wrongly)
what are you here for and what do you think you have achieved?

Regardless of what you think of my views, Ive expressed my opinions on
topics Im passionate about in a group with people who are also
passionate about the same subjects. We have common grounds. What do
you have?

Its like me going to a Windows NG and posting comments to bicker with
almost every point of view there - its rather a waste of resources. If
people want to champion Windows in their own NG, who am I to stop them?
and Im sure they would be of the same view for COLA.

Why are you different Hadron?
Why don't you do what most adults do and find yourself a group where you
can debate with a majority of like minded people about the topics you
are interested in? Im sure you will find, just like I have here there
is still room for debate even with like minded people because nobody has
an exact same take on subjects.

Please feel free to call me a windbag on whatever name is next on your
list and in all seriousness I hope you never leave COLA. I look forward
to seeing what "cracker" you come out with next.

Kindest regards

Goblin - The Windbag.

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Marti van Lin posted this message in ROT13 encoding:


Pfffft. "Badass" "Hadron" gonna "pop a cap in your mofo". :-D


He's created his own unreality.


He does seem to do that. Bizarre Food indeed.

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I was born because it was a habit in those days, people didn't know
anything else ... I was not a Child Prodigy, because a Child Prodigy is
a child who knows as much when it is a child as it does when it grows up.
-- Will Rogers

On Sat, 07 Aug 2010 00:17:26 +0200, Marti van Lin < XXXX@XXXXX.COM >




Fruit?
You should know Marti.
You should know.
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Moshe Goldfarb
Collector of soaps from around the globe.
Linux...Disappointing users for 19 years.
Linux::It's free when your time has no value.