Re:Aaron Swartz's Jottit has been officially released
by rms on Saturday September 15, 2007 @07:49PM
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and the iPod was the first hard drive based MP3 player to use the new 1.8" hard drive.
Re:Aaron Swartz's Jottit has been officially released
by thomasptacek on Saturday September 15, 2007 @10:33PM
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All due respect to aaronsw, but, the iPod's "one feature" was EXTREMELY FUCKING IMPRESSIVE. Help me understand what's impressive about this site, other than that it still has me talking about it hours after its launch?
Re:Aaron Swartz's Jottit has been officially released
by palish on Saturday September 15, 2007 @10:54PM
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I said exactly one thing: Suggesting "a product has a narrow focus" == "a product is bad" is lame. I didn't compare Jottit to the iPod, I compared the number of features. There's a subtle difference.
Also, sorry for the 'hominem, but it's people like you that turned Reddit into Digg. Keep your fucking language clean, your caps lock off, and your rhetorical questions to yourself, or get out. This is not Slashdot. It's really sad that you act like a total troll since you're an excellent hacker, judging by http://www.matasano.com/log/thomas-ptacek
I know you have more to contribute to News.YC than your ego and your snarky remarks. Try harder.
Re:Aaron Swartz's Jottit has been officially released
by thomasptacek on Saturday September 15, 2007 @11:00PM
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Grow up. You compared Jottit to the iPod. Ludicrous.
Re:Aaron Swartz's Jottit has been officially released
by rms on Saturday September 15, 2007 @11:14PM
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Why can't we all just get along?
This argument is about nothing. Jottit doesn't have to be the greatest thing since the iPod. Aaron doesn't need the money and he wanted to do something with his code wizardry. Here we are.
Re:Aaron Swartz's Jottit has been officially released
by thomasptacek on Sunday September 16, 2007 @01:48PM
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I apologize.
Having an extremely narrow focus isn't a bad thing, so to use the statement "it doesn't do much" to suggest that Jottit a bad product seems weak.