I've had issues getting the wifi to work on Macbook 5.1, 5.3, 6.1 and iMacs
If wifi and other features, like video out, isn't working with an install of Ubuntu but will with OS X, how does it tie in usability, performance and drivers?
The issues on the iPhone you linked to are for a model that is over two years old. I had a 3G until two weeks ago, with iOS 4 it could get slow at times launching certain apps but it wasn't a big enough issue to warrant reverting back to iOS 3.x and it's not a big enough issue that my fiancee complains about it.
It's not like there are any iPhone 3Gs sitting on shelves across the planet with the slow ass iOS 4 while a iPhone 4 is sitting next to it for sale. The fragmentation chart you linked to comparing iOS to Android is flawed in that the 3.x flavor fragmentation isn't because of Apple, its because users just don't update their phones. The Android fragmentation is the fault of the vendors, so apples and oranges for that argument.
So really its 44.54 iOS 3.x, 34.05 iOS 4.x and 21.42 running jailbroken or iOS 2.x and are never going to patch anyway or get apps anyway so who cares? At least in early August
The Android issue being discussed here is fragmentation of current phone models. Apple is shipping iOS 3.x for iPads and iOS 4.x for iPhones and iPods, so mobile wise Apple is shipping one flavor of the iOS, 4.x
Besides, does the US Government really care what the world public thinks? I think US Foreign Policy since 1964 shows the US really doesn't care.
"Everyone" is not standing up for Wikileaks, hell even big transitional media outlets like Wired and Gawker are pointing at problems with Wikileaks and it's public face.
I'm serious that if they keep poking at the US military, State Department and intelligence agencies, they'll end up on the receiving end of retaliation.
If you think they can keep antagonizing the most powerful nation in the world and the most powerful military in history you are being delusional.
Right and by using something like that as the guide, then when Russia says Journalist X is a terrorist, M$ can say "no they aren't, they aren't on the State Department or Interpol's list."
While voting is a right protected by the Constitution and subsequent laws, automobile and motorcycle licenses are not.
Literacy tests have one fundamental use, to exclude a group of people from exercising their right to vote. There is nothing in the history of Jim Crow laws that argue their intent was to ever sunset
Just like how firearm ownership or speech aren't dictated by a license, at least at the Federal level.
There should never, ever be a test or minimum educational level to vote.
I lived near the Canadian border from August 2008 to September 2009. Never stopped. My finacee was stopped once for going 15 over the speed limit at 2am three blocks from her home by town police, no ticket, no search, no delay, in that same time period.
I crossed the US/Canadian border 11 or 12 times at Lynden and Sumas from 2008 to 2009. Never inspected.
I crossed into Canada at Lynden with truck and trailer, not inspected or searched.
I crossed back into the US the last time, in late September 2009 at Alcan, with the mentioned 16 foot trailer. Never inspected.
I had my US Passport, which I've had since 1993, for all border crossings. Never ever inspected or delayed.
I drove I-8 in July and August of 2008. Never stopped besides the California fruit inspection, never detailed, never searched, never stopped by California, Arizona or Federal authorities.
If Microsoft told the German government they'll move lock stock and barrel for a tax rate lower than the US, how long would it take Germany to pass that law?
I was thinking more about console games, like say Mass Effect 3 or the next Dragon's Age. I knew about SC2, same goes for WoW, theres no reselling the game because your account is tied to the game.
The DPRK is one example, but look at the isolation in South Africa, that lead to reforms. US isolation of Cuba leads Castro to admit his way was wrong.
I lived for over a year near the Canadian border, less than 60 miles, never once was stopped.
I've driven I-8 from San Diego to it's end and then down state highways to Kerney AZ. Never been stopped.
I get it that your brother was stopped and I'll take that they tossed his vehicle. But it is still nothing at all like what the Nazis did to the Jews or Roma. Nothing at all, it's not comparable and to compare traffic stops (which when unwarranted are bull) and the erosion of rights in the 1930s is ignorant drivel.
But there are no absolutes, not everyone who lives within 100 miles of the borders gets randomly stopped and annoyed.
I didn't get searched at the US Canadian border any of the times I've crossed and the last time I crossed with two vehicles and a 16 foot trailer.
Most studies show that single homeless adults are more likely to be male than female. In 2007, a survey by the U.S. Conference of Mayors found that of the population surveyed 35% of the homeless people who are members of households with children are male while 65% of these people are females. However, 67.5% of the single homeless population is male, and it is this single population that makes up 76% of the homeless populations surveyed (U.S. Conference of Mayors, 2007).
Veteran-specific highlights from the USICH report include:
23% of the homeless population are veterans 33% of the male homeless population are veterans 47% served Vietnam-era 17% served post-Vietnam 15% served pre-Vietnam 67% served three or more years 33% were stationed in war zone 25% have used VA homeless services 85% completed high school/GED, compared to 56% of non-veterans 89% received an honorable discharge 79% reside in central cities 16% reside in suburban areas 5% reside in rural areas 76% experience alcohol, drug or mental health problems 46% are white males, compared to 34% of non-veterans 46% are age 45 or older, compared to 20% non-veterans
I know all about the imprisonment of Japanese, German and Italians because my Great-Grandfather was imprisoned for a time because he was a National Socialist and involved in the Bund even though he was an english speaking German-American.
Seriously though, saying being pulled over and searched by the Police is like how the Jews were treated is complete crap and thats why I took that stance in my reply. It exaggerates what happened with the police and makes the treatment of the Jews, Roma, Slavs and Homosexuals seem less important.
"Although flawless counts are impossible to come by – the transient nature of homeless populations presents a major difficulty – VA estimates that 107,000 veterans are homeless on any given night. Over the course of a year, approximately twice that many experience homelessness. Only eight percent of the general population can claim veteran status, but nearly one-fifth of the homeless population are veterans."
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I run Ubuntu 10.04, how does it rate a 7 on drivers and compatibility when Ubuntu admits there are problems with it?
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro5-3/Lucid
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook6-1/Lucid
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HardwareSupportMachinesDesktopsApple
I've had issues getting the wifi to work on Macbook 5.1, 5.3, 6.1 and iMacs
If wifi and other features, like video out, isn't working with an install of Ubuntu but will with OS X, how does it tie in usability, performance and drivers?
What phone is Apple selling with an iOS other than 4.x?
iPad is not a "mobile device". You can't make a phone call with it.
The original iPhone isn't for sale anymore, yet the Android fragmentation of 4 versions of the OS for sale is about phones for sale right now.
The issues on the iPhone you linked to are for a model that is over two years old. I had a 3G until two weeks ago, with iOS 4 it could get slow at times launching certain apps but it wasn't a big enough issue to warrant reverting back to iOS 3.x and it's not a big enough issue that my fiancee complains about it.
It's not like there are any iPhone 3Gs sitting on shelves across the planet with the slow ass iOS 4 while a iPhone 4 is sitting next to it for sale. The fragmentation chart you linked to comparing iOS to Android is flawed in that the 3.x flavor fragmentation isn't because of Apple, its because users just don't update their phones. The Android fragmentation is the fault of the vendors, so apples and oranges for that argument.
So really its 44.54 iOS 3.x, 34.05 iOS 4.x and 21.42 running jailbroken or iOS 2.x and are never going to patch anyway or get apps anyway so who cares? At least in early August
The Android issue being discussed here is fragmentation of current phone models. Apple is shipping iOS 3.x for iPads and iOS 4.x for iPhones and iPods, so mobile wise Apple is shipping one flavor of the iOS, 4.x
The public doesn't know who wikileaks is.
Besides, does the US Government really care what the world public thinks? I think US Foreign Policy since 1964 shows the US really doesn't care.
"Everyone" is not standing up for Wikileaks, hell even big transitional media outlets like Wired and Gawker are pointing at problems with Wikileaks and it's public face.
I'm serious that if they keep poking at the US military, State Department and intelligence agencies, they'll end up on the receiving end of retaliation.
If you think they can keep antagonizing the most powerful nation in the world and the most powerful military in history you are being delusional.
Right and by using something like that as the guide, then when Russia says Journalist X is a terrorist, M$ can say "no they aren't, they aren't on the State Department or Interpol's list."
I'm waiting for Wikileaks to make State's list
Being on the State Department or EU terrorist list is probably going to keep a group for qualifying.
Here is a wiki of who is on whose list
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_designated_terrorist_organizations
So you weren't ashamed by the Somalia Affair, but are about this?
While voting is a right protected by the Constitution and subsequent laws, automobile and motorcycle licenses are not.
Literacy tests have one fundamental use, to exclude a group of people from exercising their right to vote. There is nothing in the history of Jim Crow laws that argue their intent was to ever sunset
Just like how firearm ownership or speech aren't dictated by a license, at least at the Federal level.
There should never, ever be a test or minimum educational level to vote.
So eliminating laws that made it so minorities couldn't vote is a bad thing in your world?
Let me guess, you have stormfront either bookmarked or it's your homepage.
This was on Flight International's iOS app yesterday.
Flightglobal news has it as 1239 Friday.
I lived near the Canadian border from August 2008 to September 2009. Never stopped. My finacee was stopped once for going 15 over the speed limit at 2am three blocks from her home by town police, no ticket, no search, no delay, in that same time period.
I crossed the US/Canadian border 11 or 12 times at Lynden and Sumas from 2008 to 2009. Never inspected.
I crossed into Canada at Lynden with truck and trailer, not inspected or searched.
I crossed back into the US the last time, in late September 2009 at Alcan, with the mentioned 16 foot trailer. Never inspected.
I had my US Passport, which I've had since 1993, for all border crossings. Never ever inspected or delayed.
I drove I-8 in July and August of 2008. Never stopped besides the California fruit inspection, never detailed, never searched, never stopped by California, Arizona or Federal authorities.
If Microsoft told the German government they'll move lock stock and barrel for a tax rate lower than the US, how long would it take Germany to pass that law?
A week?
Same for DuPont, Apple, Intel, etc
So you'd what, hammer them till they left, so a post industrial Zimbabwe deal.
Yea, I'm so not in favor of that.
I was thinking more about console games, like say Mass Effect 3 or the next Dragon's Age. I knew about SC2, same goes for WoW, theres no reselling the game because your account is tied to the game.
The DPRK is one example, but look at the isolation in South Africa, that lead to reforms. US isolation of Cuba leads Castro to admit his way was wrong.
Europe, the Middle East, Russia, China, there are a ton of places big business could go and develop new markets.
Here goes selling games.
They'll license them to you and make it illegal to sell or hand them off to friends.
This is a very bad decision.
I lived for over a year near the Canadian border, less than 60 miles, never once was stopped.
I've driven I-8 from San Diego to it's end and then down state highways to Kerney AZ. Never been stopped.
I get it that your brother was stopped and I'll take that they tossed his vehicle. But it is still nothing at all like what the Nazis did to the Jews or Roma. Nothing at all, it's not comparable and to compare traffic stops (which when unwarranted are bull) and the erosion of rights in the 1930s is ignorant drivel.
But there are no absolutes, not everyone who lives within 100 miles of the borders gets randomly stopped and annoyed.
I didn't get searched at the US Canadian border any of the times I've crossed and the last time I crossed with two vehicles and a 16 foot trailer.
Most studies show that single homeless adults are more likely to be male than female. In 2007, a survey by the U.S. Conference of Mayors found that of the population surveyed 35% of the homeless people who are members of households with children are male while 65% of these people are females. However, 67.5% of the single homeless population is male, and it is this single population that makes up 76% of the homeless populations surveyed (U.S. Conference of Mayors, 2007).
http://www.nationalhomeless.org/factsheets/who.html
http://www.nchv.org/background.cfm
Veteran-specific highlights from the USICH report include:
23% of the homeless population are veterans
33% of the male homeless population are veterans
47% served Vietnam-era
17% served post-Vietnam
15% served pre-Vietnam
67% served three or more years
33% were stationed in war zone
25% have used VA homeless services
85% completed high school/GED, compared to 56% of non-veterans
89% received an honorable discharge
79% reside in central cities
16% reside in suburban areas
5% reside in rural areas
76% experience alcohol, drug or mental health problems
46% are white males, compared to 34% of non-veterans
46% are age 45 or older, compared to 20% non-veterans
I know all about the imprisonment of Japanese, German and Italians because my Great-Grandfather was imprisoned for a time because he was a National Socialist and involved in the Bund even though he was an english speaking German-American.
Seriously though, saying being pulled over and searched by the Police is like how the Jews were treated is complete crap and thats why I took that stance in my reply. It exaggerates what happened with the police and makes the treatment of the Jews, Roma, Slavs and Homosexuals seem less important.
It is not true that 3/4 of homeless men are veterans
http://www.nchv.org/background.cfm
"Although flawless counts are impossible to come by – the transient nature of homeless populations presents a major difficulty – VA estimates that 107,000 veterans are homeless on any given night. Over the course of a year, approximately twice that many experience homelessness. Only eight percent of the general population can claim veteran status, but nearly one-fifth of the homeless population are veterans."
And the rate is dropping
http://www1.va.gov/opa/pressrel/pressrelease.cfm?id=1863
Cold War - George Orwell and Bernard Baruch came up with it
War on Drugs - Richard Nixon came up with it
So none of those terms came from the media or Congress
Only if you are white. Australia has a deep seated and ingrained racist bent across anyone they perceive as "Black".