If you make a declaration against your own interest, it is usually admissible against you. At least in the States. So no, admitting you caused world peace won't make it true.
This is not a proper/. post. The author actually tested the thing he is commenting on. Then he actually thought about what he was going to write before he posted it. Finally his post contains no flames or trolls.
Then don't download the software. I write apps for a living; either I charge you money up front or I put ads in the application, and I give you the option of which you want. If you find having both of those options unfair, then just pretend I don't offer a free version.
Actually that's only the case for the general audience. For you, I'd prefer it if you didn't use my apps at all -- you're probably a customer service nightmare, too, and not worth the bother. Of course, you also probably don't actually own an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch, and are just being a righteously indignant douche; in which case, this is all academic.
Yes, an ad hominem retort is always the most effective reply.
Remember the Phoenix lights and the St. Louis UFO reports? Observers in both cases stated an object large enough to blot out most of the sky floated slowly overhead. Maybe this is our UFO.
I'm sure the UN will come up with an efficient solution to the problem, which all member nations will immediately ratify.
Just like the UN always does.
Not a big MS fan here, but if the "point" of the ads is to make MS more approachable and less hated, they may work. I found the latest ad pretty funny.
Users have been begging for a mid-range desktop forever. I suspect they will still be begging after October 20.
If you make a declaration against your own interest, it is usually admissible against you. At least in the States. So no, admitting you caused world peace won't make it true.
Huh? You mean have people left AOL? Am I the last one? Where's the light switch?
"3.no proof either that anything we do can change anything about it." The ecological havoc caused by one volcano in Iceland proves that.
This is not a proper /. post. The author actually tested the thing he is commenting on. Then he actually thought about what he was going to write before he posted it. Finally his post contains no flames or trolls.
Then don't download the software. I write apps for a living; either I charge you money up front or I put ads in the application, and I give you the option of which you want. If you find having both of those options unfair, then just pretend I don't offer a free version.
Actually that's only the case for the general audience. For you, I'd prefer it if you didn't use my apps at all -- you're probably a customer service nightmare, too, and not worth the bother. Of course, you also probably don't actually own an iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch, and are just being a righteously indignant douche; in which case, this is all academic.
Yes, an ad hominem retort is always the most effective reply.
Why Microsoft is angry. http://valleywag.gawker.com/384221/salesforce-to-become-an-all+mac-shop Revenge is a dish best served cold. (Or something like that.)
But Apple said 1984 won't be like 1984.
Verizon CEO Says "We Will Hunt Heavy Users Down" And thus was the origin of SkyNet.
Of course the universe can tolerate a paradox. Spock told us so in the last Star Trek movie!
Remember the Phoenix lights and the St. Louis UFO reports? Observers in both cases stated an object large enough to blot out most of the sky floated slowly overhead. Maybe this is our UFO.
"Maximum Overdrive," anyone
I'm sure the UN will come up with an efficient solution to the problem, which all member nations will immediately ratify. Just like the UN always does.
Not a big MS fan here, but if the "point" of the ads is to make MS more approachable and less hated, they may work. I found the latest ad pretty funny.
On No: The OS/2 crowd is starting to act like Amiga diehards.