No here. LU2 OPL
And stop being a proper charlie.
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No here. LU2 OPL
And stop being a proper charlie.
Get a Mac.
I might get her one, it'll keep her away from the Proper Computers.

Well done for not actually reading the link. FaceBook and Picassa both recognize and identify people.I am not a techie - but I am pretty sure "recognising someone" ie identifying who they are is a little bit trickier than "recognising a face as a face".
And let you feel happy with your 20th century technology while she embraces the future![]()
No doubt someone will accuse me of bedwetting, but this is a serious matter and requires serious treatment.
Ms doodab "has had an idea for an ap (sic)" and asked me do I know anything about "making apps for phones".
What sort of phone?
"the most popular one that takes apps, an iphone or an apple"
Well you need to spend a bit of cash, cos you need a mac. And an iphone.
"I know someone with a mac"
Are they going to give it to you?
"no"
etc.
This went on a bit longer and I can see she isn't going to rest until I have either invested money and time in bringing whatever it is to fruition, or worse, been forced to give her a crash course in C (and with pointers and ms doodab in the same room it will definitely be a crash course), or worse, been accused of pooh poohing her idea.
Advice on how best to nip this in the bud please?
I suspect (as an Android user) that is a fair assessment.My personal opinion is that however many android handsets there are in the world, the iphone is where the money is, and it's nothing to do with the device, or Apple's app store quality control. It's like sky vs cable TV years ago, apple got in there and got all the best customers i.e. the ones who will spend a decent amount, keep spending, stay loyal, and tell all their friends how great something is. Googleists expect everything for free.
I say this as the owner of several android phones.
I suspect (as an Android user) that is a fair assessment.
Totally OT but some cameras can remember who are your friends and family and focus on their faces preferentiallyI am not a techie - but I am pretty sure "recognising someone" ie identifying who they are is a little bit trickier than "recognising a face as a face".