How the fuck is this insightful when Apple has been the one keeping the price of content down traditionally? You forgetting the $1.99 and $2.99 RIAA was asking for, for single tracks?!
I disagree. I learnt to install Solaris before I have ever installed Dos/Windows. My computer throughout college was my trusty Apple//gs and the OSF/1 box with the huge black and white 21" monochrome monitor - damn, it was a fine monitor. I learnt to manage VMS, UNIX, installed Slackware Linux from 50+ floppies. I am one of the few rare people to have actually bought a copy of WordPerfect for Linux:) Used Gentoo for years and years, building from stage 1 when that was all that was available.
I still run OpenBSD at home as my outside facing server.
And I find Macs easy to use. For the stuff I need to do, it's easy. For the technical stuff, I can get right into the innards of it for the most part. Opensource stuff is downright easy. MacPorts if available. Otherwise,./configure and make. Built a couple of hackintoshes for fun.
The OP was just being stupid. MP3s have been un-DRM"ed for quite a few years now - Apple was the one pushing for it, but of course, OP conveniently forgets that.
Apple also contributes back - they made so much improvements into KDE's browser that KDE just basically re-absorbed back in the entire webkit, among other things.
At work, there's a couple of VPs whose passwords expired because they haven't logged in to their windows PC, but have been using their ipad/iphone for everything.
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How the fuck is this insightful when Apple has been the one keeping the price of content down traditionally? You forgetting the $1.99 and $2.99 RIAA was asking for, for single tracks?!
Dumbass.
This is where you are being stupid. So far, none of the digital content Apple sells dies after X uses. Renting movies is different, of course.
So, whether this is a rent model or a buy model, we'll see on Thursday. But if the price is right, why not rent?
I disagree. I learnt to install Solaris before I have ever installed Dos/Windows. My computer throughout college was my trusty Apple //gs and the OSF/1 box with the huge black and white 21" monochrome monitor - damn, it was a fine monitor. I learnt to manage VMS, UNIX, installed Slackware Linux from 50+ floppies. I am one of the few rare people to have actually bought a copy of WordPerfect for Linux :) Used Gentoo for years and years, building from stage 1 when that was all that was available.
I still run OpenBSD at home as my outside facing server.
And I find Macs easy to use. For the stuff I need to do, it's easy. For the technical stuff, I can get right into the innards of it for the most part. Opensource stuff is downright easy. MacPorts if available. Otherwise, ./configure and make. Built a couple of hackintoshes for fun.
The OP was just being stupid. MP3s have been un-DRM"ed for quite a few years now - Apple was the one pushing for it, but of course, OP conveniently forgets that.
Apple also contributes back - they made so much improvements into KDE's browser that KDE just basically re-absorbed back in the entire webkit, among other things.
much better :) :) :)
seriously, "consume content" sounds like one of those pretentious marketing crap I have to sit through all the freaking time!
"consume content" is silly english and I stand by it, regardless of what the dictionary may say.
You're a lawyer, aren't you? That's why you're posting as an Anonymous Coward, right?
http://bithack.se/news/apparatus-amazon-july-4-2011.html
Why does he have an issue with point #2 - Device Filter Fail ?
then you should complain to phone company, to google, to BBB, etc.
There is a reason why USA is known as the third world of cell phones since about forever.
who the hell started with the "wants to consume content which requires Flash" bullshit?
It's just "she wants to use flash" or "she wants flash to run on her tablet" or some other simpler english, pretty please!!!!!
And I didn't realize that making a comment about wanting my mod points was worth a downmod. I mean - really?
But it's OK, I've been here long enough that I have karma to burn :)
It really gets under RedHat lusers skin when I start flaming RedCrap though :)
hahaha *grin*
You obviously wasn't here early enough when the first comment was modded down. But it's ok.
seriously, marked down? well, fuck you then, you stupid moderator.
At work, there's a couple of VPs whose passwords expired because they haven't logged in to their windows PC, but have been using their ipad/iphone for everything.
So, different uses for different people.
DAMNIT!!!! Where's my fucking mod points when I really *REALLY* want them!!! :) :)
did you not read at all? He discusses at length image quality, sensor size, etc.
OP says MILC is a fad. Trey discusses at length why he, a professional photographer, is not buying any more DSLR bodies or lenses.
He is very clear on his reasons. I agree with his reasons. Why is it unintelligent I state clearly the reasons are in the article in the URL.
The original question is not asking for extreme autofocus or high ISO performance.
I think I'm going to have to call bullshit based on what I read here:
https://plus.google.com/105237212888595777019/posts/fbCZzoFEAz1
I do. I also have a 4 digit UID that I lost access to. History of PHP makes me puke.
Now if you said "similar to..." I might be OK with that.
read this:
https://plus.google.com/105237212888595777019/posts/fbCZzoFEAz1
Even Richard Stallman agreed that there are cases where GPL is not necessary. So stop being an ass.
who let the kids in here?
If he lacks the skills and experience to make it happen, then he is just pushing for something that benefits him and not the business.