How the fuck is Apple infringing on Samsung's patents? Did you actually read the judgement, or do you believe everything that Samsung claims (but strange that you don't believe what Apple claims - Samsung fanboi any?)
I'm not sure how many ways there are to say that the SIII was not part of this lawsuit. Your apparent inability to read and continued claims does not make it so. The judge asked them to narrow their claims down, and they did. The SIII was not and is not part of the claims. Just because you claim it is part of the SIII line does not make it so.
Apple can use the results of this lawsuit to claim the sky is green for all I care, but the judgement was against specific products that were named in the lawsuit. Non-named products have not been judged infringing. Are you also going to claim that Apple is going to ask for the Samsung TV to be banned? Because apparently that's also a squarish type object Samsung sells.
See, this makes me think someone else is behind Samsung's deathwish. Who would that be and what would they have promised Samsung that it would induce Samsung to make a fool of themselves?
Oh sure, blame the messenger. It is now his fault that FAA has a shitty insecure system, and it is his fault for not telling FAA, except that, hey, he did tell them.
In fact, after he told them, the FAA said - no, we're secure.
In fact, after he showed them, the FAA said - no, we're secure because we can filter it out.
Bah, humbug. The faults lies with exactly one entity. The one that is pushing out the insecure shit. Not someone who found it insecure. For you or anyone else to blame him is fucking bullshit.
Because I don't need anything else that requires X. For example, it could be that all I'm interested in are console logs. More lines to the console is good.
My 1980s OSF/1 box did that on the nice 20" black and white monitor (damn, that display was crisp). Why can't linux catch up to the 1980s?
OTOH, please make it configurable to have a default of other than 80x24. Back in the days of 9" terminals, 80x24 is great. Today, when I have a 20" monitor attached, capable of displaying 1600x1280, please let me display more lines and columns.
#3 I use FileVault2, and I tend to use backups. #2 There are external batteries you can use. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=macbook+pro+external+batteries #1 Try buying parts for your HP or Lenovo or whatever laptops. What, you can buy 3rd party stuff...? Gee, I wonder if those 3rd party vendors also make Apple replacement parts... ifixit.com seems to sell spare parts including fans and crap. Wonder where they get it from...
And we know your view of the world is the absolute correct one because you said so, right?
How the fuck is Apple infringing on Samsung's patents? Did you actually read the judgement, or do you believe everything that Samsung claims (but strange that you don't believe what Apple claims - Samsung fanboi any?)
Perhaps you should read what the jury actually saw.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/08/25/us-apple-samsung-juror-idUSBRE87O09U20120825
most of the times, a president signs a law that's been passed by both houses.
Who was the one getting that law passed? McCain.
Uh, Apple spent 5 years to come up with the iPhone. Samsung took 3 months to copy it and you feel that this is a good thing?
Why?
I'm not sure how many ways there are to say that the SIII was not part of this lawsuit. Your apparent inability to read and continued claims does not make it so. The judge asked them to narrow their claims down, and they did. The SIII was not and is not part of the claims. Just because you claim it is part of the SIII line does not make it so.
Apple can use the results of this lawsuit to claim the sky is green for all I care, but the judgement was against specific products that were named in the lawsuit. Non-named products have not been judged infringing. Are you also going to claim that Apple is going to ask for the Samsung TV to be banned? Because apparently that's also a squarish type object Samsung sells.
And you are marked informative. *SHEESH*
so, copying Apple, not paying royalties, risking lawsuit, is OK. OTOH, paying Microsoft $12/Android phone for reasons I'm unclear on, is even better?
At the risk of repeating myself: You appear to be under the impression that the SIII is part of this lawsuit.
I wonder how you will talk if you weren't handed talking points.
You do realize Apple did not sue Samsung before 2010 when Samsung's phones did not look like the iPhone, right?
Perhaps this is indicative of the problem. Stop.
Sit down.
Think.
That may help you reduce your confusion.
uh, a lot of phones (even samsung's own phones) have non-infringing swipes.
See, sometimes a little knowledge **IS** dangerous.
You appear to be under the impression that the SIII is part of this lawsuit.
Why do you believe that?
See, this makes me think someone else is behind Samsung's deathwish. Who would that be and what would they have promised Samsung that it would induce Samsung to make a fool of themselves?
"He looks foreign" in the latter part of the article, by the TSA agent asking for permission to put him through the wringer.
Did you happen to miss that?
Oh, if only I read this before I responded earlier. I would have gladly saved my mod points for this...
Oh sure, blame the messenger. It is now his fault that FAA has a shitty insecure system, and it is his fault for not telling FAA, except that, hey, he did tell them.
In fact, after he told them, the FAA said - no, we're secure.
In fact, after he showed them, the FAA said - no, we're secure because we can filter it out.
Bah, humbug. The faults lies with exactly one entity. The one that is pushing out the insecure shit. Not someone who found it insecure. For you or anyone else to blame him is fucking bullshit.
I used to use vga=6 or something like that for lots and lots of characters.
But I thought this was something NEW and IMPROVED ? If it hooked back to the vga=x stuff, that'd be just great.
Because I don't need anything else that requires X. For example, it could be that all I'm interested in are console logs. More lines to the console is good.
My 1980s OSF/1 box did that on the nice 20" black and white monitor (damn, that display was crisp). Why can't linux catch up to the 1980s?
AC2 meet AC1 who thinks this should require X... :)
If you want anything more than 9600 baud, go back to the 1980s.
OTOH, please make it configurable to have a default of other than 80x24. Back in the days of 9" terminals, 80x24 is great. Today, when I have a 20" monitor attached, capable of displaying 1600x1280, please let me display more lines and columns.
Really defines the "hater" category, doesn't it?
While a legitimate complain, not an issue for most people, especially with that high approval rating for how they treat their customers.
#3 I use FileVault2, and I tend to use backups.
#2 There are external batteries you can use. http://lmgtfy.com/?q=macbook+pro+external+batteries
#1 Try buying parts for your HP or Lenovo or whatever laptops. What, you can buy 3rd party stuff...? Gee, I wonder if those 3rd party vendors also make Apple replacement parts... ifixit.com seems to sell spare parts including fans and crap. Wonder where they get it from...