Agreed 100%. The second we give the government the authority to censor "hate" speech, we've given them the tools to take away our ability to talk about anything.
A court order doesn't mean that it was Google vs "The Government"
It could be a court ordered removal of a video depicting trade secrets or such. (I think.)
No, they promise the ability to run thousands of apps.
There are thousands of apps in the app store.
For the iPhone they said "there's an app for that", as one of their advertising slogans.
There probably is (an app for that.)
The fact that these apps are only allowed to run if listed and found in the App store is correct, but in the fine print (not part of the marketing message)
Honestly, who cares? It's an ad, it's not supposed to hilight bad things, and the commercial is far from false advertising.
Oh man, I remember foolproof. I am so glad that I was considered "IT help" though most of HS or I should surely have gotten in a lot of trouble.
Why are school librarians so afraid of black windows?
Slashdot Mirror
My sisters hp netbook has an Atom processor and runs windows 7 very well.
I believe AIM is the most popular protocol in the US. MSN is more popular in the UK and surrounding areas.
thru isn't a word.
On a side note, GMail, by default, does not require an SSL connection. I wonder if anyone who was hacked had their settings set to require that.
This used to be the case, but they've changed now. http://www.wired.com/threatlevel/2010/01/google-turns-on-gmail-encryption-to-protect-wi-fi-users/
I had to remind everyone I know that some websites *always* check to see if they can log into your e-mail with the password you supplied.
[citation needed]
Gaijin is Japanese, baka.
Did you click the link? It's just some guy's personal site.
Agreed 100%. The second we give the government the authority to censor "hate" speech, we've given them the tools to take away our ability to talk about anything.
You say that like it's a good thing.
A court order doesn't mean that it was Google vs "The Government" It could be a court ordered removal of a video depicting trade secrets or such. (I think.)
Yeah let's release everything google knows the Chinese government has been doing so google's (former) employees get imprisoned, or worse.
What's wrong with Sprint?
No, they promise the ability to run thousands of apps.
There are thousands of apps in the app store.
For the iPhone they said "there's an app for that", as one of their advertising slogans.
There probably is (an app for that.)
The fact that these apps are only allowed to run if listed and found in the App store is correct, but in the fine print (not part of the marketing message)
Honestly, who cares? It's an ad, it's not supposed to hilight bad things, and the commercial is far from false advertising.
I wonder what would happen to a person in a room full of H and O, if that mixture were ignited?
Oh man, I remember foolproof. I am so glad that I was considered "IT help" though most of HS or I should surely have gotten in a lot of trouble. Why are school librarians so afraid of black windows?
Probably just vaporware.
I see what you did there.
They won't recombine into water without an ignition source.
I don't think Hydrogen or Oxygen are 'toxic'.
giant swimming pool size raindrops ...
That would be awesome.
Well if the original DVD was actually stolen, that makes installing it on 100 computers about 97.3 times worse.
perpetuate the Microsoft monopoly
Anyone know where I can get a key for Microsoft CS5? Or really just MS Photoshop, that's all I ever use.
I know, right?
What is: Humour?
OS 10.6 requires 1 gigabyte; no exceptions. But WIN7 runs well on just 256 MB. Apple OS appears 4x as "bloated" as MSOS.
The 1GB requirement is so the OS will very well. It's just using the recommended requirement as the min requirement.
PS I agree with your post.
I've never had Safari crash on me...