Do you also make a loss per unit but make it up on quantity? What sheer nonsense. Do you really think Apple prefers to sell a fraction of what they can sell at $650 instead of selling everything they can at $650?
Telling you what it needs is not better privacy control.
Example:
iOS/Facebook app - I can enable/disable at will whether the facebook app have access to: GPS Contacts Calendar Reminders Photos Notifications
Android/Facebook App - it tells me it needs access to: phone camera record audio GPS contacts (include delete/modifying contacts) USB storage add/remove accounts create accounts set passwords full network access view wifi connections control vibration stop phone from sleeping read sync settings install shortcuts test access to protected storage
But note that there is *NO FUCKING WAY* to disable access to contacts/etc. NONE. All you can do is remove the app.
To me, iOS's way, where you can enable and remove access at will is far *FAR* better.
Whatever the replacement may be - a stack of Mac Minis in a Mac Pro case, the point is, the next gen of the product is being worked on and is close to completion.
They're just letting their EU customers know, if you want a current gen box, buy it before March.
Do you live in the real world or in some made up fantasy world?
Lets assume that their stock price does magically fall to $50. They have $150 billion in the bank. How many fucking buildings do you think US$150 billion can build?
You also seemed to have forgotten the part where Steve Jobs said - if the customers like what we do, great, they will buy it. If they don't like what we do, then they won't buy it, and we will change it.
Funny how dropping complete lines of words changes the entire context.
Seriously? iHate much? Apple has already announced that they are coming out with a new Mac Pro soon. Why spend all the time/money/resources to retool and update the current Mac Pro, when they have the new one ready to go pretty soon?
If you really need one, buy it now. Else, wait for the new one.
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Do you also make a loss per unit but make it up on quantity? What sheer nonsense. Do you really think Apple prefers to sell a fraction of what they can sell at $650 instead of selling everything they can at $650?
Unlike how the Nexus 4 sold out: http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/2013/jan/03/google-nexus-4-phone-sales
or zune, windows phone 8, surface rt, etc etc
something like this?
http://www.securityweek.com/resilient-smszombie-infects-500000-android-users-china
Telling you what it needs is not better privacy control.
Example:
iOS/Facebook app - I can enable/disable at will whether the facebook app have access to:
GPS
Contacts
Calendar
Reminders
Photos
Notifications
Android/Facebook App - it tells me it needs access to:
phone
camera
record audio
GPS
contacts (include delete/modifying contacts)
USB storage
add/remove accounts
create accounts
set passwords
full network access
view wifi connections
control vibration
stop phone from sleeping
read sync settings
install shortcuts
test access to protected storage
But note that there is *NO FUCKING WAY* to disable access to contacts/etc. NONE. All you can do is remove the app.
To me, iOS's way, where you can enable and remove access at will is far *FAR* better.
microsoft called, and want their "version 3 before you can use it" tag back.
late developer? An idiot if I was being charitable.
I know a UNIX admin who took the server MSCE exam when it first came out. Didn't touch any books or study materials. Just took the test.
For every question, he looked at the answers, and asked himself - "Which answer would make Microsoft the most money?"
He passed the test.
seriously? osx runs better in a VM than on the bare metal of that same box?
evidence?
What makes you think he's an immigrant?
Leica? :)
And as the customer, we have the right to know this, so that we can make our purchasing decisions appropriately.
As of right now, no more Nikons for me (I mostly buy snapshots every couple of years, but also the D90 + assorted lenses).
Obviously that's because anyone who uses C++ is heavily into BDSM.
obviously they want all the money without having to provide service or goods.
So what's your fucking point?
Whatever the replacement may be - a stack of Mac Minis in a Mac Pro case, the point is, the next gen of the product is being worked on and is close to completion.
They're just letting their EU customers know, if you want a current gen box, buy it before March.
That's not being terrible bad.
Yes and yes.
What the fuck are you smoking? You make no sense at all! AT&T has non-data cell customers, so they obviously want customers that don't use data.
Are you capable of logical thoughts?
Do you live in the real world or in some made up fantasy world?
Lets assume that their stock price does magically fall to $50. They have $150 billion in the bank. How many fucking buildings do you think US$150 billion can build?
Every single application I have open didn't crash.
Excel
Pages
Chrome
FireFox
Safari
Terminal
iTunes
Omnigraffle Pro
Activity Monitor
Keychain
Preview
http://www.macworld.com/article/1167247/cook_apple_planning_professional_mac_for_2013.html#lsrc.twt_jsnell
Tim already said it is coming. The email has been confirmed by Apple. "Apple confirmed to Macworld that the message is indeed from Cook."
You also seemed to have forgotten the part where Steve Jobs said - if the customers like what we do, great, they will buy it. If they don't like what we do, then they won't buy it, and we will change it.
Funny how dropping complete lines of words changes the entire context.
Apple: New Mac Pro that will amaze you in 2013.
iHaters: Hardly a solid statement on the MP future.
Man, you don't 'know how often he gets laid using his brand new iPad!!
But now, his iPad is so last generation, and all the babes ignore him.
And with the new 128G iPads coming out, he can't even flash his 64GB iPad and impress them with his size any more!!!
Have some pity man.
Seriously? iHate much? Apple has already announced that they are coming out with a new Mac Pro soon. Why spend all the time/money/resources to retool and update the current Mac Pro, when they have the new one ready to go pretty soon?
If you really need one, buy it now. Else, wait for the new one.
Is that really a difficult concept around here?
I see. You don't need to download the whole thing first, run a checksum to make sure it is all good, and then flash it over...
I believe that's the size of the recovery partition...
I take it you've never had a situation where the entire OS is broken and you had to do a full reinstall?