It is not illegal to stash nukes. And Israel has an Arab/Moslem political party, and there are Arabs in the Knesset. Israel is more democratic than the US and it allows non-Jews to hold positions in government. Try finding an Arab or Moslem country that reciprocates.
I have never read nor heard of Apple sending even a cease and desist to any jailbreak group. In fact, Apple has even failed to close holes in older iOS versions when they release updates. Just yesterday I jailbroke my 4.3.3 (latest iOS) iPad by browsing to a website. How long ago was that hole revealed to exist?
Apple will not support you if you jailbreak, but they obviously don't care much if the community and facility exists.
It could also be that the UI isn't changing much because it's pretty much good enough for most users. Change for the sake of change is bad, especially in user interfaces.
If you compare OS X 10.0 to 10.6 (and especially the upcoming 10.7), you'll see the UI has changed quite a bit.
Your sig is oddly appropriate. Modern copyright law is theft by people who do not create or author anything except the very laws which enrich them. To support an enforcer of copyright is to support morally corrupt individuals or corporations.
Not only do you not have to purchase media on the iOS device today, but you won't have to in the future. iOS 5 will give the option of computer-free operation, but it won't insist on it.
Apparently you have never used IB and you unreasonably hate Apple. iOS developers have to deal with at least 3 different resolutions to support all current hardware.
You totally misunderstand. The flight #93 alone isn't security. It's the reinforced doors plus the response that make for security. The underwear bomber might have gotten that stuff lit if he had the time. The passengers are who stopped him. The locked door means that no hijacker can get to the pilots, the passenger response means that no one can threaten the entire plane's passenger complement and get away with anything.
I prefer to refer to people who translate requirements into functional code as "coders". As in (en)coders that translate English (or whatever your analysts write in) into something the computer (compiler) can understand. I hate coders with a passion because they are devoid of thought.
Your second example is wrong. If you have to include every column in the where clause, but you only want to test non-blank entries, you use code like the following fragment: where (columnA is not null or columnA =:columnA and (columnB is not null or columnB =:columnB)
If the table may change, you just generate your where clause dynamically, using the RDMS's data dictionary to get the column names.
While you do see everyday people using iPhones, it's extremely rare to see somebody using an iPad.
That's funny. I never notice iPhones, but just last night someone in my wife's (and my) birthing class was using an iPad 2. Every time I've flown since the iPad was released, at least one person in my line of sight had an iPad. Its has not proven to be a fad, and it certainly hasn't worn off if it is one.
Until it is born, a baby is called a fetus, but once full term is reached, a human fetus is fully developed and has the same capacity to think, reason and feel as any adult. What the fetus lacks is experience and knowledge.
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Democracy does not require capitalism. To say otherwise is completely illogical. For example, true Communism would work best in a democracy.
It is not illegal to stash nukes. And Israel has an Arab/Moslem political party, and there are Arabs in the Knesset. Israel is more democratic than the US and it allows non-Jews to hold positions in government. Try finding an Arab or Moslem country that reciprocates.
Those using their mobile device as a gaming platform will not have a problem charging every day, if need be.
Neither (ba|c|k|z)sh nor X Window System is Unix.
You have a lot to learn.
I have never read nor heard of Apple sending even a cease and desist to any jailbreak group. In fact, Apple has even failed to close holes in older iOS versions when they release updates. Just yesterday I jailbroke my 4.3.3 (latest iOS) iPad by browsing to a website. How long ago was that hole revealed to exist?
Apple will not support you if you jailbreak, but they obviously don't care much if the community and facility exists.
There is a difference between elements of a UI and an OS or operating environment (pre-Win95 and/or pre-NT).
Not supporting something is not the same as blocking support. Your attempt at logic is a failure.
It could also be that the UI isn't changing much because it's pretty much good enough for most users. Change for the sake of change is bad, especially in user interfaces.
If you compare OS X 10.0 to 10.6 (and especially the upcoming 10.7), you'll see the UI has changed quite a bit.
I am sure Watson is much more intelligent, and will be able to parse the broken English.
You're not only ignorant, but you're stupid because you've done nothing to remedy your ignorance.
I've used Outlook for over 10 years at work. I can't remember Outlook ever crashing.
Your sig is oddly appropriate. Modern copyright law is theft by people who do not create or author anything except the very laws which enrich them. To support an enforcer of copyright is to support morally corrupt individuals or corporations.
Not only do you not have to purchase media on the iOS device today, but you won't have to in the future. iOS 5 will give the option of computer-free operation, but it won't insist on it.
You want the US to ally with a dictator that tortures his own people?
Apparently you have never used IB and you unreasonably hate Apple. iOS developers have to deal with at least 3 different resolutions to support all current hardware.
You totally misunderstand. The flight #93 alone isn't security. It's the reinforced doors plus the response that make for security. The underwear bomber might have gotten that stuff lit if he had the time. The passengers are who stopped him. The locked door means that no hijacker can get to the pilots, the passenger response means that no one can threaten the entire plane's passenger complement and get away with anything.
I prefer to refer to people who translate requirements into functional code as "coders". As in (en)coders that translate English (or whatever your analysts write in) into something the computer (compiler) can understand. I hate coders with a passion because they are devoid of thought.
Your second example is wrong. If you have to include every column in the where clause, but you only want to test non-blank entries, you use code like the following fragment: :columnA and (columnB is not null or columnB = :columnB)
where (columnA is not null or columnA =
If the table may change, you just generate your where clause dynamically, using the RDMS's data dictionary to get the column names.
To be fair, that won't do anything in SQL either.
While you do see everyday people using iPhones, it's extremely rare to see somebody using an iPad.
That's funny. I never notice iPhones, but just last night someone in my wife's (and my) birthing class was using an iPad 2. Every time I've flown since the iPad was released, at least one person in my line of sight had an iPad. Its has not proven to be a fad, and it certainly hasn't worn off if it is one.
XP is an upgrade for Vista, but not Windows 7.
Where were these clients until a couple months ago, when not a single iPad had a camera?
If he doesn't distribute the binary, he needn't release the source.
Shouldn't the last step of your sig be 2=0?
Until it is born, a baby is called a fetus, but once full term is reached, a human fetus is fully developed and has the same capacity to think, reason and feel as any adult. What the fetus lacks is experience and knowledge.