And still I have ZERO interest in having one and I don't have any gadget envy of those who do. Chrome books are more similar to kindles and ipads anyway. So the Hype engine is a fail on the claims which feels a little dishonest.
Um.... not all laws are in the constitution. There is nothing in the constitution about murder or manufacturing pipe bombs in your garage either but yet somehow the federal government found the authority to create laws about those.
@Apple... add a "poison pill" password feature so when you are coerced into providing a password you can give the one that corrupts the files in the vault.
Slashdot declines my post on the number 12 and puts out this clearly biased post on the number 73! This is a mainstream media scandal. 12 might leave the numberline and become an independent number if it doesn't get treated fairly.
Would have been nice to explain why "data transmission between the EU and U.S." is an issue we should care about. At least we know where Microsoft stands on a vaguely worded policy whose name sounds more like an antivirus product than that thing Snowden pointed out. Clearly new for regulators by regulators.
Apps are hastily written and thrown by the dozen against the wall to see what sticks... they are the crappiest of the crap of all things internet and apps have not yet begun to leak you data,lose your privacy and compromise your devices... If you like using new trendy apps then expect to get a privacy VD.
FartDiary - the mic needs to be on all the time to detect them and log them in a digital journal. It automatically sends out tweets (or "toots" as we call them) if you achieve noteworthy volume or duration.
DISCLAIMER: it also sends all your conversations to the NSA and targets you for sales calls based on overheard keywords.
The germans keep coming into World of Warcraft as your allies only to look at your gear then they suddenly stop aiding in the battle... They switch sides and use the intel against you... Worst of all they only play gnomes for maximum humiliation. Damn you German Gnomes! Damn You!
duh... subcategories... if you click on business apps to see the top 48... if you click see all you are dumped into paginated view 2212 apps... with the option to sort by name or release date... well thanks for nothing...
also
* White text on gray buttons is hard to read * gray text on gray background is hard to read * reflections on star ratings looks more busy than neat * truncated... app titles should be revealed on hover or should wrap instead of truncating * videos demonstrating features... tired of finding out that the UI doesn't behave in a rational way or that the screen shots and description didn't accurately explain how the app works.
A world where Comcast can slow down access to your Cloud Brain unless your Brain provider pays them for the same file transfer you are already paying them for. Damn you future Comcast! Damn you!
Hang on a minute... I want to comment but the original article is scanning my hard drive for viruses and I'm afraid of what might happen if I press back... better let finish to be safe.
Don't try to make science cool! Anything you try to make cool won't be! It's a scientific fact!
Seriously though... someone should tell college professors to stop making science hard. If science was learnable and its concepts were more approachable then people would enjoy it. A lot of people drop out of hard sciences because professors want to make students "earn" it as well as "learn" it, like they did back in the day. I loved my science courses. I never understood why I had to run the engineering math gauntlet. The business math courses would have been a lot more practical and useful for myself and just about everybody I went to school with.
I have a degree in physics... Science shouldn't be hard if you had instructors that are focused on making students understand. Physics is a good example... teachers that insist on drawing a picker and can explain concepts well make all the difference. Want more scientists... then teach science more effectively... hard = doesn't understand teacher
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Millennial hackers just don't try very hard.
And still I have ZERO interest in having one and I don't have any gadget envy of those who do. Chrome books are more similar to kindles and ipads anyway. So the Hype engine is a fail on the claims which feels a little dishonest.
to a winning game of "graviton" on CERL's PLATO IV novanet system. Awe crap... now I need to renew my avatar addiction.
Um.... not all laws are in the constitution. There is nothing in the constitution about murder or manufacturing pipe bombs in your garage either but yet somehow the federal government found the authority to create laws about those.
@Apple ... add a "poison pill" password feature so when you are coerced into providing a password you can give the one that corrupts the files in the vault.
Reread my comment then go read the post about the NUMBER 73.
... lowest since >>> 73
What is special about 12?
Tuesday was the 12th
There are 12 months in the year
There are 12 in a dozen
There are 12 inches in a foot.
See 12 is WAY better than stupid 73.
Slashdot declines my post on the number 12 and puts out this clearly biased post on the number 73! This is a mainstream media scandal. 12 might leave the numberline and become an independent number if it doesn't get treated fairly.
Would have been nice to explain why "data transmission between the EU and U.S." is an issue we should care about. At least we know where Microsoft stands on a vaguely worded policy whose name sounds more like an antivirus product than that thing Snowden pointed out. Clearly new for regulators by regulators.
Now I have a good reason to never buy an android device.
How do I tell if my broadband is organic?
Apps are hastily written and thrown by the dozen against the wall to see what sticks... they are the crappiest of the crap of all things internet and apps have not yet begun to leak you data,lose your privacy and compromise your devices... If you like using new trendy apps then expect to get a privacy VD.
Have you seen the size of Phil Schiller's hands?
FartDiary - the mic needs to be on all the time to detect them and log them in a digital journal. It automatically sends out tweets (or "toots" as we call them) if you achieve noteworthy volume or duration.
DISCLAIMER: it also sends all your conversations to the NSA and targets you for sales calls based on overheard keywords.
Anybody else do the double take about "Bill NYE Would Provide Tax Credit For Open Source Contributors". Gotta love brain noise.
It is missing one key feature! Ass Recognition Software.
The germans keep coming into World of Warcraft as your allies only to look at your gear then they suddenly stop aiding in the battle... They switch sides and use the intel against you... Worst of all they only play gnomes for maximum humiliation. Damn you German Gnomes! Damn You!
duh... subcategories... if you click on business apps to see the top 48... if you click see all you are dumped into paginated view 2212 apps... with the option to sort by name or release date... well thanks for nothing...
also
* White text on gray buttons is hard to read ... tired of finding out that the UI doesn't behave in a rational way or that the screen shots and description didn't accurately explain how the app works.
* gray text on gray background is hard to read
* reflections on star ratings looks more busy than neat
* truncated... app titles should be revealed on hover or should wrap instead of truncating
* videos demonstrating features
A world where Comcast can slow down access to your Cloud Brain unless your Brain provider pays them for the same file transfer you are already paying them for. Damn you future Comcast! Damn you!
Hang on a minute... I want to comment but the original article is scanning my hard drive for viruses and I'm afraid of what might happen if I press back... better let finish to be safe.
Don't try to make science cool! Anything you try to make cool won't be! It's a scientific fact! Seriously though... someone should tell college professors to stop making science hard. If science was learnable and its concepts were more approachable then people would enjoy it. A lot of people drop out of hard sciences because professors want to make students "earn" it as well as "learn" it, like they did back in the day. I loved my science courses. I never understood why I had to run the engineering math gauntlet. The business math courses would have been a lot more practical and useful for myself and just about everybody I went to school with. I have a degree in physics... Science shouldn't be hard if you had instructors that are focused on making students understand. Physics is a good example... teachers that insist on drawing a picker and can explain concepts well make all the difference. Want more scientists... then teach science more effectively... hard = doesn't understand teacher