There might not be a "new beta"
Ykk
"There might not be a "new beta" until 8.0 needs testing. And that
won't happen any time soon. (Please don't discuss this. Whether it will
happen or not is completely beyond your control. Maybe there will be
newsgroup betas for bugfix versions, maybe not.)"
http://my.opera.com/forums/showthread.php?
s=&threadid=5998&perpage=25&pagenumber=4
Thoughts?
Paul McGarry
> "There might not be a "new beta" until 8.0 needs testing. And that won't
> happen any time soon. (Please don't discuss this. Whether it will happen
> or not is completely beyond your control. Maybe there will be newsgroup
> betas for bugfix versions, maybe not.)"
> Thoughts?
Yes, I think that that I won't discuss it, as whether it happens or not is
completely beyond my control.
--
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Wojciech Eysymontt
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I don't like the idea much but this is their choice.
Yup. I'm not gonna discuss it either...
Haavard made himself clear enough. :-|
Cheers
Wojciech E.
Haavard K. Moen
> Thoughts?
Yes, please cancel your post to prevent people from jumping over
nothing.
Haavard K. Moen
Thanks for taking the quote completely out of context.
The point is that whether or not betas are released - and when they
are released - is not up to the general public, and there is no point
in littering the dedicated beta groups with such discussions.
Chris Eaton
news:j3abvu4rru12p47ck...@4ax.com...
If its nothing, then there's no fear of people jumping all over it.
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David
> happen or not is completely beyond your control.
Is this the official Opera Software policy position on the question of free
will? We've been discussing that question for at least the last 2000 years
or so, and don't understand why we should suddenly stop.
--
Thanks.
David.
http://art-without-artifice.com/
Dave A
<jaz3...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>> Whether it will
>> happen or not is completely beyond your control.
>
>Is this the official Opera Software policy position on the question of free
>will? We've been discussing that question for at least the last 2000 years
>or so, and don't understand why we should suddenly stop.
Perhaps it's time for a new ng
opera.taking_quotes_out_of_context
--
Dave A
Jor
> Perhaps it's time for a new ng
>
> opera.taking_quotes_out_of_context
>
And opera.paranoia, opera.conspiracy, opera.accusations,
opera.explain_to_lusers_betas_are_not_finished_products, etc.
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.-. | the world first move
.-. | himself." - Socrates
Haavard K. Moen
<jaz3...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
> > Whether it will happen or not is completely beyond your control.
>
> Is this the official Opera Software policy position on the question of free
> will? We've been discussing that question for at least the last 2000 years
> or so, and don't understand why we should suddenly stop.
Opera Software has decided to put and end to this "free will" thing,
since it seems to encourage people to dare look at other products.
After teleportation is implemented in Opera 8.0, we will look into
brain washing technology to keep our customers. No promises, but we
could be talking Opera 8.5 or possibly 9.0 here.
;)
Tim Altman
On Tue, 10 Dec 2002 15:25:19 +0100, Jor
<darkelf-at-out...@nosp.am> wrote:
>On Tue, 10 Dec 2002 14:32:25 +0000, Dave A <dave_a@NO_SPAM.operamail.com> wrote:
>
>> Perhaps it's time for a new ng
>>
>> opera.taking_quotes_out_of_context
>>
>
>And opera.paranoia, opera.conspiracy, opera.accusations,
>opera.explain_to_lusers_betas_are_not_finished_products, etc.
Don't forget opera.fat.lady.singing, just for kicks. ;)
--
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tbt
> On Tue, 10 Dec 2002 16:07:47 +0200, " David"
> <jaz3...@sneakemail.com> wrote:
>
>> > Whether it will happen or not is completely beyond your control.
>>
>> Is this the official Opera Software policy position on the question of
>> free
>> will? We've been discussing that question for at least the last 2000
>> years or so, and don't understand why we should suddenly stop.
>
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> After teleportation is implemented in Opera 8.0, we will look into
> brain washing technology to keep our customers. No promises, but we
> could be talking Opera 8.5 or possibly 9.0 here.
>
> ;)
by Opera 8.2, could Opera implement replicators, and will Opera for PADD's
and Mark V Tricorders be avaliable? Also, will a LCARS interface be
offered, and can we expect a recompile for the trinary architecture, or
will we still have to use the universal translator?
tbt.
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