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Oh please. Some of the good apps in Cydia and other sources have pretty crappy documentation and warnings, let alone the poor ones. And a change log does not a comprehensive explanation of warnings and potential system performance impacts make.


You can say it as many times as you want. You can say the ocean is yellow and the sky is green. Aside from the fundamental fact that the user does choose to install the software in the first place, what messes up a jailbroken device is the nature of so many apps available for these devices.

The same Apply to your logic, you can say whatever you want but getting root access to a system (A.K.A jailbreaking) Do not slow down or add instability to the system, users that don't know how to read do. Not sure what you are talking about, all the mods and App are use have Changelogs and Warning for any Known bug or issues. The "fact" is that user mess the system up no the software or the act of jailbreaking for that fact.
 
The same Apply to your logic, you can say whatever you want but getting root access to a system (A.K.A jailbreaking) Do not slow down or add instability to the system, users that don't know how to read do. Not sure what you are talking about, all the mods and App are use have Changelogs and Warning for any Known bug or issues. The "fact" is that user mess the system up no the software or the act of jailbreaking for that fact.
In regard to the first half of a paragraph, there's no point in responding again. I expressed my position on that matter twice, and all you've bothered to do is share the same statement multiple times without discussion. Done with that.

As regard to your "fact," putting aside the observation that anyone can see for themselves by browsing Cydia that these comprehensive application descriptions you are talking about don't exist in many cases, I would present to you a single question. How does the user of a jailbroken iDevice mess up said device without software? ;)
 
Finally you got it, I didn't want to go any longer, there is no point to argue when you got no point. ;)
You're really a piece of work.

I'd understand why you only seem to read half of what people write if you gave some indication of having poor English comprehension, but... there must be some other sort of problem. In any case, you can win the internets today.
 
You're really a piece of work.

I'd understand why you only seem to read half of what people write if you gave some indication of having poor English comprehension, but... there must be some other sort of problem. In any case, you can win the internets today.

At last, if you can beat the argument attack the messenger, My English is not perfect and I have never pretended it is, I speak several languages and English was just the 3er I learned. I already read very carefully each post and Usually don't get on these type or argument but there is ICE all over the place here in Atlanta, and I am suffering for a bit of caving fever so why not today ;)
 
To get back on topic:

Winterboard is the only thing that I've ever installed that causes the phone to be unstable. I haven't installed it in ages and haven't had an issue since.
 
At last, if you can beat the argument attack the messenger, My English is not perfect and I have never pretended it is, I speak several languages and English was just the 3er I learned. I already read very carefully each post and Usually don't get on these type or argument but there is ICE all over the place here in Atlanta, and I am suffering for a bit of caving fever so why not today ;)
Well then go back and read what I just wrote. I actually pointed out that I would understand why you ignore parts of replies to you if you seemed to have poor English comprehension—but that this didn't seem to be the case; that there must be some other problem. Maybe you really do have terrible reading comprehension.

No, what sucks about you is that you don't actually respond to people. For example, you could have answered a direct question like, "How does the user of a jailbroken iDevice mess up said device without software?"

To get back on topic:

Winterboard is the only thing that I've ever installed that causes the phone to be unstable. I haven't installed it in ages and haven't had an issue since.
Definitely. Most of the people I encounter who have problems (real problems) either encountered them by messing with Winterboard or by installing things recklessly.
 
My last 2 jailbreaks on my 3G have been a hassle, on 4.1 it would freeze everytime it needed to respring, now on 4.2 everytime I click on a link in an e-mail or text message my phone resrpings to safe mode, and this is with no packages installed yet and multitasking and home screen wallpaper off.
 
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