Talking about skills, looking at your posts in MSDN you are very very rookie. Bye, got more interesting things to do.
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Yeah yeah. Little brat.
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Not worth it. You are scum.
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Its funny how the human mind works. You are a millionaire yet you get worked up for $193! https://twitter.com/GregColborne[^]
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One more piece of advice. If you upload pictures never forget to remove exif values. Especially if you post views from your place. Any self respecting geek can find out where you live, where you work, where you move around. It is pretty creepy! Also, there is too much information going around in the web! Being not nice is not recommended! Good luck on your realtor business! Word of advice though, looking at your MSDN activity, I can see that you are a prick there too. Remember that you can get places being nice, but being a pain will get you no where. Of course, you are just an entitled young brat who does not know better. Learn to respect others and you will enjoy a nicer life! Be humble, care for others and stop being a me me me me A type. Just looking at this, Renee and others were being nice. You asked for help to begin with, but then you just insult them. That's not nice. http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/dbf6f4f4-b037-4f56-940b-940f425aab15/how-do-i-transport-a-textbox?forum=vbgeneral[^]
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Good! Great to be from a rich family to get started and then setup Unidex software as the crown Jewel. Demos look nice. It is probably all because of your hard work learning XAML. Piece of advice, don't rely only on Facebook for setting up your company - I know you just opened it in August. Buy a domain, pretty cheap in Godaddy and given that you own millions (nice to be royalty!) it should be easy. I am sure your grand dad Fred who was member of the Legislative Assembly would've been happy - try your best to make your family proud! This includes Tim, Steve, Dan, Joe and the women too.
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But I think you actually look like from Australia :) Nice view from your place. Programming early? https://www.facebook.com/greg.colborne[^]
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Oh so you inherited your money! That was easy! Now go code, Mr Cable Guy. Isn't that what you are trying to do, learn, but instead you are just a lurker that adds no value?
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Wow! Didn't know I was talking to a mogul! Colborne Gates himself!
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Oh and learn to code. You do tv mounting :) You should learn to respect and add value to conversations instead of just going around making senseless comments venting becuase of whatever problems you have!
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Do you want for me to send you a gift for being so smart to 612 O'Connor Dr, Kingston, ON K7P 1N3, Canada?
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I am sooo tired of you. I will stop this conversation here because "you can't fix stupid". Bye Colborne.
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Now you are saying that you hate dual mode because it confuses you!
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You are getting too poetic :)
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And here you go again with a misconception. You write: "Anything that someone does not know how to use is less user friendly." But instead it should be something like: "Anything that is not intuitive enough for someone that does not know how to use it, and if feels unnatural to learn is less user friendly." I think the last sentence was not user friendly. I like better "Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication" :) Case in point: my 2 year old toddler works the iPad up and down like an extension of her arm. Gave her the my Surface and Galaxy and she basically just asked for the iPad. And not because she is a toddler. This is common on all ages when introduced to technology.
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And by gain market share you mean that it is even worse than Vista? http://www.zdnet.com/windows-8-continues-to-fail-7000016222/[^] I have a Windows Phone sitting nicely in my desk. I use my iPhone instead as it is more user friendly. I do develop in Windows and think it is great. They just messed it up with this one in particular.
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Colborne: Do you own stock at MS?
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You are wrong. If Microsoft won't adapt to the user, some other company will and MS will keep going down. Don't get me wrong, I am an MS and I love Windows above OS X (I use both), but MS needs to be humble enough to recognize the need to adapt to users or die. (albeit they have too much momentum, it will take years but it will happen if they don't adapt)
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Agree 100% on "I have to put the cursor on some precise pixel in the corner to open up menus because Windows key shortcuts don't work in that case."
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Correct. I love Windows 7 and I still have a few VMs in Windows XP. Both great. Vista = total flop. Win 8 = not yet a flop but dancing on the edge. Users have changed over the years. Microsoft cannot just pull the trick of forcing people to do what they think is right. Users have learned that systems adapt to them, not the other way round.
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