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Re: I don't understand...
by T. J. Brumfield on Thursday 27/Dec/2007, @20:42

I love dragons, and calling it dragon PLAYER does make it obvious what the app does. Some app names give me absolutely no clue what the app does.

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Re: I don't understand...
by Hans on Friday 28/Dec/2007, @13:19

>> I love dragons

Me too. (I was born in the year of the dragon, but that's not the only reason).
Now I can't wait to see a sweet Oxygen icon for this app. *drool*

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Re: I don't understand...
by Chaoswind on Saturday 29/Dec/2007, @03:51

> calling it dragon PLAYER does make it obvious what the app does

Not really. It just say, it play something, but not WHAT. It could be audio or video, but also flash, a virtual maschine (remember vmware player), or just some exotic binary-format like a game boy-rom. At least, it could also be some completly different, like a tamagotchi-like dragon-game ;)

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Re: I don't understand...
by Lee on Saturday 29/Dec/2007, @18:02

It could also be something for young lads with oriental tattoos, who like to play the field :)

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Re: I don't understand...
by anon on Sunday 30/Dec/2007, @18:03

yes, it plays dragons.

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