the iPod looks beautiful right out of the box. However, use it even once and the shiny chromed back is already getting scratched up and if you do not do something to protect the screen, within a year the screen is almost unreadable.
Well, maybe you shouldn't carry it in a bag of rocks then. Seriously, I don't pamper my Ipod and the back does have a nice selection of scratches in it (some might say patina) but the display is far from unreadable. If your Ipod is so mangled that you can't read the display, it's not the Ipod at fault, it's you.
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one thing that can't be said about George is that he does thing half-assed
That's bullshit and you know it. There was absolutely no time to write the patriot act as a response to September 11. They just dragged out all of the horrible laws they've wanted for a long time and packaged them together.
Open Office, Gimp, Firefox, etc. didn't whine about needing the "freedom to innovate" when they were on trial for abusing their monopoly position. Microsoft did. That's why people always talk about how Microsoft isn't innovating.
That is actually a pretty good way to separate the two pieces of functionality. Apple has been moving towards the save commands only working with the native file type and using export commands for other file types for a while now.
I honestly don't understand how IBM cannot have enough production capacity for Apple's PowerPC 970s when they have enough for Microsoft's PowerPC 970-based chips in the new Xbox and Sony's Cell for the PlayStation 3.
Is IBM also producing the PowerPC chips for Nintendo's Revolution or will Freescale supply them?
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Now Jedi even use their lightsabers to open up ketchup packets for complete strangers.
Yes. I don't buy clothing that has a security tag on it on principle.
It's too bad they aren't promoting PowerPC.
No, this really hurts Firefox.
I said "ha ha!"
That's bullshit and you know it. There was absolutely no time to write the patriot act as a response to September 11. They just dragged out all of the horrible laws they've wanted for a long time and packaged them together.
What war?
MSOffice applications can't even import PDFs in a non-retarded way yet. Let MS get that out of the way first.
Open Office, Gimp, Firefox, etc. didn't whine about needing the "freedom to innovate" when they were on trial for abusing their monopoly position. Microsoft did. That's why people always talk about how Microsoft isn't innovating.
That is actually a pretty good way to separate the two pieces of functionality. Apple has been moving towards the save commands only working with the native file type and using export commands for other file types for a while now.
Hopefully this competition from Microsoft will get Adobe on the ball with their Cocoa port of Photoshop for the Macintosh.
How do you like that keyboard? I've been thinking of getting it for my Mac. How long do the batteries last? Is there a power switch?
The real question is whether it will run Max OS X or not!
Sadly, the new answer seems to be "no."
Slashdot has been overcome by the Apple Effect. Quick, throw a few more Pentium 4s onto the server farm!
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It's going to run on the Developer Kit that they're selling as of today with a *gag* Pentium 4.
Yes, they will.
Yes. Apple could just be grabbing periodic snapshots of KTHML and using them without expending any effort on making it better.
Apple offered to make Webcore platform independent and help KHTML onto the Webcore tree.
Actually, Mozilla doesn't pass the test either.
I honestly don't understand how IBM cannot have enough production capacity for Apple's PowerPC 970s when they have enough for Microsoft's PowerPC 970-based chips in the new Xbox and Sony's Cell for the PlayStation 3.
Is IBM also producing the PowerPC chips for Nintendo's Revolution or will Freescale supply them?
Newsweek had two sources. The Pentagon doesn't count?
My ItsAboutTime.