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Doesn't change the fact that anybody can enter any phone number and upload it to Facebook.
when I clicked that link and when @iambibhas clicked that link, we both got immediate friend request from 'advancetehri'.
This sounds like an oversight on Facebook's side. The link should only to be used by one account of the person invited.
Evil plan to grab new users?
No.
To me, "fuck it" has a defeatist connotation that really has no place around something that you are proud of.
The 5 will likely bump the 4 out and move the 4S in to take it's place at the $99 tier.
You think: "That copy isn't me, ericb!" * dies *
Copy thinks: "Great! I, ericb, just got a new lease on life!"
Clearly you feel strongly about this so maybe explore exactly what the problem is until you can articulate it in a more direct manner. There are most likely legitimate problems of sexism in CS, but BROGRAMMING is more sensational than important.
If you don't like them, spend your time with programmers who don't brag about sex parties.
And why do you want to be a part of brogramming if you hate it so much? (inferred from your comment on exclusivity to men as a problem)
Building a successful hardware business is much more difficult than building a successful software business (and thus more risk and less glamour). You have all the same problems in terms of solving a problem, finding a market, and getting traction but you have the additional problems of manufacturing, shipping and retail logistics. Those are probably more challenging to solve profitably than the shared problems.
P.S. Mad props for the companies in Asia that so reliably manufacture the computers that we use every day.
That's way too subjective for law. The prosecution has to prove to the jury (NOT the judge) that what they found is, in a criminal case, beyond a reasonable doubt, an illegal substance.