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Xyla wrote:Also, Firebee.org is very confusing the way the news posts are. I can't really figure out what is the latest.
Mathias wrote:If you do not like to rush, why are you asking publicly?
So yes, we are damn slow with delivering. We are doing everything in our spare time as you know. Nobody is earning anything. So, once again: all FireBees are produced and work well for a very long time now (after the rework), we are just slow with communication and shipping. If you like to blame somebody, blame the server admins who made our live as complicated as possible. If you decide to agree that you are nevertheless rushing, drop us a mail and get your board immediatly (not according to your preorder). That is what I am offering to all people who are tired about waiting the last months.
mzry wrote:Warp asked in such a polite way I'm kind of shocked by the aggressive answer he got. Two years and he still asks politely, gets slammed down.
What Warp did was not to ask politely. If he would have been just interrested, he would have sent a mail like everybody else who needs informations (and who is not already informed by other postings here, the Firebee website or other informations channels). What he did was to create public pressure, in full awareness! don't tell me that you don't get this fact.mzry wrote:Warp asked in such a polite way
After 10 years of putting all my spare time into the project and trying to support the plattform as far as possible, I am really not opened to games, manipulation, public pressure and such stuff. There are so many parts of the project, so many helpful people trying to move things foreward. There are so many parts of such a project which have to align, work together and, also there are dependencies where individuals are powerless. If people like you do not get what such a huge Open Hardware project is all about, I cannot help. I am just the crazy guy who is standing in the forefront. Think about the fact why developers are nearly never the ones who communicate, or more drastically needs to get breaked clear from the public, the "community"?mzry wrote:I'm kind of shocked by the aggressive answer he got. Two years and he still asks politely, gets slammed down.
So ask yourselve what you are doing with this sentence! Ask yourselve what "all" is, especially concerning a non-commercial Open Hardware project, where a lot of people try to work together for free.mzry wrote:With all the negative stuff surrounding firebee on this forum lately
mzry wrote:there's no chance I'd ever trust these people.
Gaiyan wrote:Great job with PR.
jfl wrote: Mathias, you should chill out a bit
mzry wrote:Warp asked in such a polite way I'm kind of shocked by the aggressive answer he got. Two years and he still asks politely, gets slammed down. With all the negative stuff surrounding firebee on this forum lately there's no chance I'd ever trust these people.
vido wrote:I believe he is a nice person as Mathias is in real life ...
jfl wrote:vido wrote:I believe he is a nice person as Mathias is in real life ...
To be fair, Mathias is a nice person on the web too
mikro wrote:I can also confirm that Mathias is a nice person and surely doesn't want to rip people off.
However sometimes he makes decisions I simply can't understand (like messing with some server which had been falling apart since like 5 years ago instead of using Gmail-like service for which the explanation of not using it was "doesn't work on Mac OS 8" or something similar). That simply hurts his efforts to engage Atari developers, customers and general "trust" from Atari community because the end result is 'things not working and people getting upset' (incl. Mathias).
But really, the FireBee project is an honest initiative and it really mainly suffers for lack of manpower doing even the simplest things, so don't be too harsh on Mathias & guys around the project.
Mathias wrote:What Warp did was not to ask politely. If he would have been just interrested, he would have sent a mail like everybody else who needs informations (and who is not already informed by other postings here, the Firebee website or other informations channels). What he did was to create public pressure, in full awareness! don't tell me that you don't get this fact.mzry wrote:Warp asked in such a polite way
warp12 wrote:Please cancel my order
Xyla wrote:Can anyone tell me what the situation is with buying a new Firebee?
I preordered a Firebee for the second run, then there was a huge delay... then there was the issue with the boards not working. I got very, very busy with other things, and I never received any email updates. Now I am trying to figure out what happened.
Medusa Computer has Firebees available to buy on their site. Does this mean the new Firebees are up for sale? Like I said, I did a preorder, but I only committed to buy, I didn't pay for it yet.
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Also, Firebee.org is very confusing the way the news posts are. I can't really figure out what is the latest.
Long story short, I'd really like to buy my Firebee now if it exists.
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