Not sure if this works but the easy fix seems to be that you change your Apple password. Then the iMessage app can't authenticate and dumps your messages back to SMS.
I have a box of CDs somewhere. Anytime I want to listen to something I usually just download it off BitTorrent. Faster than ripping the CD and I can do it all on my phone.
The richest countries would have to have ten devices per person ON AVERAGE to make up for the large portion of the population that doesn't have any, let alone clean toilets. I just don't see how that's the case.
Exactly. This is like the intelligent design argument. "This problem is complex, so we're going to propose that it can't EVER be solved. Let's discuss where we're all going for lunch."
I was given a 7th gen iPod Nano at work as a project completion gift. I looked it up online and at the time it was worth $145 new. I had a lot of trouble giving it away. Nobody wanted it. It ended up going to my six year old nephew.
If you compare their failures to those of other police forces they don't even come close. They're in another league. They may get some publicity but I'd far rather deal with the RCMP than a city cop. The RCMP may have had a few incidents, but city police forces are corrupt from the top down.
You guys will never understand the RCMP. They're probably one of the last competent police forces on the planet, and the vast majority of Canadians respects them. Our city or provincial police forces on the other hand...
How many people do you think use cash at the self checkout? I didn't know you even could. The places I've seen you'd have to do the cash transaction with the person monitoring the machines.
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Not sure if this works but the easy fix seems to be that you change your Apple password. Then the iMessage app can't authenticate and dumps your messages back to SMS.
I checked the box but these damn slashvertisements keep showing up.
I have a box of CDs somewhere. Anytime I want to listen to something I usually just download it off BitTorrent. Faster than ripping the CD and I can do it all on my phone.
The richest countries would have to have ten devices per person ON AVERAGE to make up for the large portion of the population that doesn't have any, let alone clean toilets. I just don't see how that's the case.
Usually when you get a number like this you do a sanity check to make sure it's reasonable. This is so plainly obviously a BS number.
You go into your phone and activate the hotspot. Done. It's not just easy for nerds, it's easy for my 84 year-old grandma.
They essentially changed the name to Youth Criminal Justice Act. Same BS, different name.
Exactly. This is like the intelligent design argument. "This problem is complex, so we're going to propose that it can't EVER be solved. Let's discuss where we're all going for lunch."
I'm not selling drugs either. I'm just selling the fact that I'll walk away from this baggie here and won't look back.
Hopefully a vigilante steps forward and shows up only to put a bullet between the eyes of these assholes.
Leaving something in the path of a tornado is very very very difficult. There was a documentary about doing that called Twister.
They are altering the deal. Pray they don't alter it any further.
They spent a fortune on getting someone to CAD that up instead of just taking a picture of a telephone cord.
I like the idea of just freefalling for most of the way and then slowly and safely decelerating. That would be a riot.
I was given a 7th gen iPod Nano at work as a project completion gift. I looked it up online and at the time it was worth $145 new. I had a lot of trouble giving it away. Nobody wanted it. It ended up going to my six year old nephew.
Handing phones to teenagers to test screens is probably the worst test you could come up with.
http://xkcd.com/221/
So you can make crappy YouTube slideshows with bad music and a boring voiceover.
These Einsteins sure know their audience!
Find me a replacement for Excel then. A real replacement, not some crappy OpenOffice thing that has 80% of the features.
If you compare their failures to those of other police forces they don't even come close. They're in another league. They may get some publicity but I'd far rather deal with the RCMP than a city cop. The RCMP may have had a few incidents, but city police forces are corrupt from the top down.
You guys will never understand the RCMP. They're probably one of the last competent police forces on the planet, and the vast majority of Canadians respects them. Our city or provincial police forces on the other hand...
How many people do you think use cash at the self checkout? I didn't know you even could. The places I've seen you'd have to do the cash transaction with the person monitoring the machines.
They haven't started making digital toilet paper yet.
If money doesn't grow on trees why do banks have branches?