Does this qualify as fanboy bullshit? Why? I'm just saying if you don't like it, don't use it. But the facts speak for themselves. People hate Vista, the average Joe can't/won't figure out linux, and people generally enjoy the Apple experience.
Those opinions you express are not facts. They are, as you accurately phrase it, 'fanboy bullshit'.
So Childs pursues the one course of action that is guaranteed to lead to his never being allowed to look after so much as a toaster, never mind his beloved network. Not very smart.
Many years ago (about 25 if memory serves) I saw 'Emmanuelle 4' in 3D. It was very... strange. I am sorry to say that absolutely nothing and no-one came flying out of the screen.
I have no property that I value enough to kill someone in order to protect it. It's why I have insurance.
My family is obviously a different matter but the instances where families are attacked in circumstances where I could protect them are, in the UK at least, a vanishingly small number.
Hell, I'm so English that if you just asked me for my car keys I'd probably give them to you just out of courtesy, particularly if you seemed like a decent sort of chap.
I agree. The blogger is quite clearly stupid and just has a crappy attitude. He should consider himself lucky that it was only an Amy Whinemouse track that got downloaded through his open wi-fi.
Except that it won't be £100. Technology prices never obey exchange rates. I would expect the $199 device to cost at least £169. If it were £100 even I might be tempted to buy one!
But there is a link to his blog in the summary. Why would you not want to read that???
(Come to think of it, there's always a link to his blog in his summaries. Conceited arse.)
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Does this qualify as fanboy bullshit? Why? I'm just saying if you don't like it, don't use it. But the facts speak for themselves. People hate Vista, the average Joe can't/won't figure out linux, and people generally enjoy the Apple experience.
Those opinions you express are not facts. They are, as you accurately phrase it, 'fanboy bullshit'.
So Childs pursues the one course of action that is guaranteed to lead to his never being allowed to look after so much as a toaster, never mind his beloved network. Not very smart.
Many years ago (about 25 if memory serves) I saw 'Emmanuelle 4' in 3D. It was very... strange. I am sorry to say that absolutely nothing and no-one came flying out of the screen.
No more traffic jams on Silver Street.
That's a fair point. Not even I know whether my post is ironic or deadly serious.
But it's Apple, so it's OK.
So Slashdot is now posting 'perfectly mediocre' stories? Come back Roland, all is forgiven.
'The NSFnet Backbone has reached a state where we would like to more officially let operational traffic on.'
So began the rape of the English language that continues on the Internet to this day.
I have no property that I value enough to kill someone in order to protect it. It's why I have insurance.
My family is obviously a different matter but the instances where families are attacked in circumstances where I could protect them are, in the UK at least, a vanishingly small number.
Hell, I'm so English that if you just asked me for my car keys I'd probably give them to you just out of courtesy, particularly if you seemed like a decent sort of chap.
Or, all it means is that criminals carry guns in the expectation that their victims will also.
Or the right to arm bears.
I agree. The blogger is quite clearly stupid and just has a crappy attitude. He should consider himself lucky that it was only an Amy Whinemouse track that got downloaded through his open wi-fi.
Except that it won't be £100. Technology prices never obey exchange rates. I would expect the $199 device to cost at least £169. If it were £100 even I might be tempted to buy one!
I've never had to download malware before. Usually it just appears, as if my magic. Often as the result of an Apple Software Update.
There's a difference??
"Anyone know anybody who bought Vista except as bundled with hardware?"
Yes.
Yes and you were honest enough to disclose the relationship so in retrospect my original comment was a bit churlish.
If he is found guilty then how about a fitting punishment?
I'd lock him in a room with some Cacodaemons. Or slap him with a chainsaw. (How can you tell I haven't played any video games for 10 years????)
"I know Alameda from our local Ruby User Group and spoke with him frequently while he wrote this book."
I would be a bit worried that this review might not totally objective or unbiased.
It's very green.... oh I see.
Why might "Australian security vendor PC Tools" claim this? Could they have a vested interest in saying this?
But there is a link to his blog in the summary. Why would you not want to read that??? (Come to think of it, there's always a link to his blog in his summaries. Conceited arse.)
Well at least the shuffle play might be truly random.
Best game for a camera: Snap.
There's no air-con...