Comments for Incongruous Balderdash http://blog.xvzx.net A universal repository of (mostly) rants but sometimes useful information since December 2006. Fri, 09 Sep 2011 19:08:42 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on Xfinity TV app Setup by Vishwas http://blog.xvzx.net/2011/04/16/xfinity-tv-app-setup/comment-page-1#comment-42394 Vishwas Fri, 09 Sep 2011 19:08:42 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=449#comment-42394 Glad I could help Kevin. I think sometime during the setup the iphone app asks you to name your TV (I guess this is helpful when you have multiple TV's in your house). So when you click on your TV's name, a little message pops-up on your screen identifying that particular name you gave it in the app. Glad I could help Kevin. I think sometime during the setup the iphone app asks you to name your TV (I guess this is helpful when you have multiple TV’s in your house). So when you click on your TV’s name, a little message pops-up on your screen identifying that particular name you gave it in the app.

]]> Comment on Xfinity TV app Setup by Kevin A. http://blog.xvzx.net/2011/04/16/xfinity-tv-app-setup/comment-page-1#comment-42393 Kevin A. Fri, 09 Sep 2011 19:02:44 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=449#comment-42393 Thank you. This healped a lot. I wasnt sure what "Name" it was asking for. Thank you. This healped a lot. I wasnt sure what “Name” it was asking for.

]]> Comment on Open letter to Apple by Vishwas http://blog.xvzx.net/2010/07/13/open-letter-apple/comment-page-1#comment-36119 Vishwas Wed, 14 Jul 2010 19:01:07 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=432#comment-36119 Agreed that I love the Zune software but I think the Zune hardware brand is dead :). Anyway, yes, the iPhone4 is really good in many aspects but the way apple is handling this issues is not the best. I'm glad you agreed with me on that aspect. Agreed that I love the Zune software but I think the Zune hardware brand is dead :). Anyway, yes, the iPhone4 is really good in many aspects but the way apple is handling this issues is not the best. I’m glad you agreed with me on that aspect.

]]> Comment on Open letter to Apple by Oscar http://blog.xvzx.net/2010/07/13/open-letter-apple/comment-page-1#comment-36118 Oscar Wed, 14 Jul 2010 13:42:09 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=432#comment-36118 ummm... reception bars dropping != calls dropped + consumer reports also reported it has better call quality at lower bars than older iPhones and other phones + consumer reports called it still the best smartphone in the market today + ALL this happening to a minority + you talk like this is a big issue (the bigger issue i think is the proximity sensor, again for some minority) + you ignore the million other things that iphone is excellent for + engadget/gizmodo report of how very few of the 2 million PEOPLE WHO OWNED IT are actually complaining. Judging by your PC and Zune love, I am not surprised you have written such a biased view here. This is my first iPhone too. I have been a loyal samsung/Droid fan. The phone is stellar in so many respects and these issues are minor, if any. Agree with the Apple handling this though. Phew! Rant over. ummm… reception bars dropping != calls dropped + consumer reports also reported it has better call quality at lower bars than older iPhones and other phones + consumer reports called it still the best smartphone in the market today + ALL this happening to a minority + you talk like this is a big issue (the bigger issue i think is the proximity sensor, again for some minority) + you ignore the million other things that iphone is excellent for + engadget/gizmodo report of how very few of the 2 million PEOPLE WHO OWNED IT are actually complaining.

Judging by your PC and Zune love, I am not surprised you have written such a biased view here. This is my first iPhone too. I have been a loyal samsung/Droid fan. The phone is stellar in so many respects and these issues are minor, if any.

Agree with the Apple handling this though.

Phew! Rant over.

]]> Comment on Articles by Basanta PAndey http://blog.xvzx.net/articles/comment-page-1#comment-34097 Basanta PAndey Sun, 13 Dec 2009 14:19:07 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/archives/articles/#comment-34097 ur guidence make the GRE exam easy ur guidence make the GRE exam easy

]]> Comment on dell-blunder by s4n705h http://blog.xvzx.net/2009/12/06/dell-blunder/comment-page-1#comment-34032 s4n705h Mon, 07 Dec 2009 05:57:04 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=423#comment-34032 lol.. I am sorry for you. but welcome to ugly world FEDup-EXpress. I hope you get your the alienware lappy soon :) lol.. I am sorry for you. but welcome to ugly world FEDup-EXpress. I hope you get your the alienware lappy soon :)

]]> Comment on Good Riddance by jagan http://blog.xvzx.net/2008/10/28/good-riddance/comment-page-1#comment-32730 jagan Sun, 06 Sep 2009 18:19:47 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=363#comment-32730 she is a nut who ran from india to USA beacause of S.heb she is a nut who ran from india to USA beacause of S.heb

]]> Comment on Good Riddance by jagan http://blog.xvzx.net/2008/10/28/good-riddance/comment-page-1#comment-32729 jagan Sun, 06 Sep 2009 18:05:53 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=363#comment-32729 she is a asshole and her whole family is of pros and whores she is a asshole and her whole family is of pros and whores

]]> Comment on Let there be flush by memsite http://blog.xvzx.net/2009/07/06/let-there-be-flush/comment-page-1#comment-32307 memsite Sat, 08 Aug 2009 10:18:24 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=421#comment-32307 Your style of blogging is really good Vishwas! And I'm Sure I'm not the first one to say so.. :).. Keep it up! Your style of blogging is really good Vishwas! And I’m Sure I’m not the first one to say so.. :).. Keep it up!

]]> Comment on Allergies by Amy http://blog.xvzx.net/2009/04/01/allergies/comment-page-1#comment-26458 Amy Sat, 04 Apr 2009 05:24:42 +0000 http://blog.xvzx.net/?p=420#comment-26458 As I can agree with you on some of the above points (parents to over-protective) there is no way of telling how or why children develop food allergies. I can say, yes, I am an American but I can also tell you that my son, the same age as Teddy was BORN with these life threatening allergies, and several more than listed about Teddy, he did not develop them after a period of time. I don't think that there is anyway to say that we keep our kids in a bubble because for me, that is completely false. I love my kids to be out and run and play and be social and have never tried to hide my children from any germs or have them live in a bubble, but still, my son was rushed to the ICU Neonatal unit at birth because of his reaction to the air on his skin. From that moment on, we have fought for his life everyday due to his food-allergy condition. While it was undiagnosed for 1 year, we did not shelter him from the outside world because of an ongoing rash and consider ourselves lucky to still have him with us since we didn't know what his illness was caused from for a year. At any given time he could have died and with any meal he had for 365+ days. I have thought to myself many sleepless nights of what I could have done to cause my sons condition while in utero, and I will never know the answer to that question. I have an older child who is completely healthy and no concerns and another, completely the oppisite who walks a very fine line daily. For these children and adults who suffer with such an exhaustingly fragile condition, there is no blame that should be put on us parents. I love my son more than life itself and would give my life in a second to take away his allergies, but I know in my heart that I did not cause this from protecting him to much, because the only protecting I did until his problems started was to carry him to a full term pregnancy. I think blaming a bubble and Americans is going entirely to far and I think its completely ridiculous. As I can agree with you on some of the above points (parents to over-protective) there is no way of telling how or why children develop food allergies. I can say, yes, I am an American but I can also tell you that my son, the same age as Teddy was BORN with these life threatening allergies, and several more than listed about Teddy, he did not develop them after a period of time. I don’t think that there is anyway to say that we keep our kids in a bubble because for me, that is completely false. I love my kids to be out and run and play and be social and have never tried to hide my children from any germs or have them live in a bubble, but still, my son was rushed to the ICU Neonatal unit at birth because of his reaction to the air on his skin. From that moment on, we have fought for his life everyday due to his food-allergy condition. While it was undiagnosed for 1 year, we did not shelter him from the outside world because of an ongoing rash and consider ourselves lucky to still have him with us since we didn’t know what his illness was caused from for a year. At any given time he could have died and with any meal he had for 365+ days. I have thought to myself many sleepless nights of what I could have done to cause my sons condition while in utero, and I will never know the answer to that question. I have an older child who is completely healthy and no concerns and another, completely the oppisite who walks a very fine line daily. For these children and adults who suffer with such an exhaustingly fragile condition, there is no blame that should be put on us parents. I love my son more than life itself and would give my life in a second to take away his allergies, but I know in my heart that I did not cause this from protecting him to much, because the only protecting I did until his problems started was to carry him to a full term pregnancy. I think blaming a bubble and Americans is going entirely to far and I think its completely ridiculous.

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