It's only 99% arbitrary. It still has the general meaning that version >x is released after version x. That aside, the version numbers have not had any meaning* since the start of 2.6.
* The 4th place (z of w.x.y.z) is apparently used to indicate a security or stability bugfix to the w.x.y version it is attached to.
Except, of course, that you are provably incorrect. Commercial ISPs today do not compete in the form you mention. They all have the same services (regarding Internet access). They all charge quite a lot for trashy service and they all refuse to do infrastructure upgrades.
(The only possible exception is Verizon, who is installing FIOS so that they can become a cable company, but without the cable.)
No. The GP is correct. Any given jailbreak for iOS only works for that revision of iOS, as Apple typically fixes whatever hole was used. Thus, until a new method is discovered, a jailbroken iDevice cannot be upgraded without losing the jailbreak.
There was a story not too long ago about a couple of vegans who let their newborn die due to malnutrition. IIRC, she was nursing and the baby could not receive nutrients that the mother did not eat. Veganism is not a healthy diet.
Or your ignoring the point of the study while you make asinine comments. Video game playing doesn't just not burn (many) calories, it increases caloric intake, all else being equal. Thus, it from the perspective of obesity, it is less health to play video games than to count the dots on the ceiling. That's the point of the study.
The study did not talk about weight gain at all, and it's possible that in fact the video games players lost weight. It wasn't a part of the study and wasn't measured.
So instead of death, how about we make it a limited time. Like, oh I don't know... the Constitution suggests?
There is no case of physical property in which the producer can give away his product and yet not only limit the usage of said product but obtain royalties for the rest of his natural life, and the life of his progeny. The double-standard is so beyond ridiculous that I do not consider it moral to uphold copyright law.
After millions of years, why would expect there to be any heat left in the core to provide geothermal energy? These things don't go near any stars (or they'd be captured).
Well, natively, it runs in Cocoa, not X. And part of his premise is that we have graphical terminals that aren't limited to text. Assuming graphical capabilities is a very large part of his point.
And if someone ports WebKit to the terminal, his code will run there just fine.
Considering that it costs nothing (beyond your own transportation costs) to have a piece of hardware diagnosed by an Apple Genius(tm), I think you're probably making something up just so you can hate.
All those are examples of what's wrong with the economy -- the Government spends needlessly and wastefully. We don't need the wars and the oil companies don't need the incentives. That there is a difference of scale in the two examples is beside the point entirely.
Elections have been rigged at least since the modern Democratic and Republican parties decided to share power. Or since the political party settled on its two present-day faces, if you prefer.
The fact that there is no viable third-party on the national scene, or even on any State's scene, for that matter, is ample proof.
Multicast might lower bandwidth requirements for the server, but that's not where the bottleneck is. Besides, that only works if multiple viewers want the same show at the same time, and probably on the same cable strand or DSLAM.
Funny then, isn't it, that not a single Arab country in the ME allows "Palastinians" to settle in their country? They provide less aid than Israel (accept for weapons).
A firewall does not prevent mapping of an internal network. It only prevents one method of mapping (trying to reach hosts on the other side). It's still possible to map IP addresses that are reaching out through the firewall.
That's not so big. I live in a 2 bedroom apartment, and I have... 5 in the living room, 1 in the dining room, 2 in the kitchen, 3 in the master bedroom, 1 in the computer room (other bedroom), and 6 in the 1.5 bathrooms. That's 20. Throw in the 2 lights in the downstairs storage/laundry room and I have 22. And that's all off the top of my head. I don't have a full basement, a 3rd bedroom or any outside lighting to worry about.
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Where did you find a hat small enough for that head?
It helps if you don't ask your question (solely) in the subject line.
It's only 99% arbitrary. It still has the general meaning that version >x is released after version x. That aside, the version numbers have not had any meaning* since the start of 2.6.
* The 4th place (z of w.x.y.z) is apparently used to indicate a security or stability bugfix to the w.x.y version it is attached to.
That is not the intent, though it may work out that way. Mostly it's just in your mind.
Except, of course, that you are provably incorrect. Commercial ISPs today do not compete in the form you mention. They all have the same services (regarding Internet access). They all charge quite a lot for trashy service and they all refuse to do infrastructure upgrades.
(The only possible exception is Verizon, who is installing FIOS so that they can become a cable company, but without the cable.)
Not in a business setting.
Why?
No. The GP is correct. Any given jailbreak for iOS only works for that revision of iOS, as Apple typically fixes whatever hole was used. Thus, until a new method is discovered, a jailbroken iDevice cannot be upgraded without losing the jailbreak.
There was a story not too long ago about a couple of vegans who let their newborn die due to malnutrition. IIRC, she was nursing and the baby could not receive nutrients that the mother did not eat. Veganism is not a healthy diet.
Umm, Amazon has a Kindle app for Apple iDevices and, I would presume, Android devices.
Or your ignoring the point of the study while you make asinine comments. Video game playing doesn't just not burn (many) calories, it increases caloric intake, all else being equal. Thus, it from the perspective of obesity, it is less health to play video games than to count the dots on the ceiling. That's the point of the study.
The study did not talk about weight gain at all, and it's possible that in fact the video games players lost weight. It wasn't a part of the study and wasn't measured.
Multicast isn't done now, so there can't be an upsurge. And there is no ISP that supports multicasting between subscribers.
So instead of death, how about we make it a limited time. Like, oh I don't know... the Constitution suggests?
There is no case of physical property in which the producer can give away his product and yet not only limit the usage of said product but obtain royalties for the rest of his natural life, and the life of his progeny. The double-standard is so beyond ridiculous that I do not consider it moral to uphold copyright law.
More like driving the wrong direction on the wrong one-way road.
After millions of years, why would expect there to be any heat left in the core to provide geothermal energy? These things don't go near any stars (or they'd be captured).
Well, natively, it runs in Cocoa, not X. And part of his premise is that we have graphical terminals that aren't limited to text. Assuming graphical capabilities is a very large part of his point.
And if someone ports WebKit to the terminal, his code will run there just fine.
Considering that it costs nothing (beyond your own transportation costs) to have a piece of hardware diagnosed by an Apple Genius(tm), I think you're probably making something up just so you can hate.
All those are examples of what's wrong with the economy -- the Government spends needlessly and wastefully. We don't need the wars and the oil companies don't need the incentives. That there is a difference of scale in the two examples is beside the point entirely.
Elections have been rigged at least since the modern Democratic and Republican parties decided to share power. Or since the political party settled on its two present-day faces, if you prefer.
The fact that there is no viable third-party on the national scene, or even on any State's scene, for that matter, is ample proof.
Multicast might lower bandwidth requirements for the server, but that's not where the bottleneck is. Besides, that only works if multiple viewers want the same show at the same time, and probably on the same cable strand or DSLAM.
Funny then, isn't it, that not a single Arab country in the ME allows "Palastinians" to settle in their country? They provide less aid than Israel (accept for weapons).
What apps do you run in Windows that cause file corruption? Perhaps you should check your HD for physical defects?
A firewall does not prevent mapping of an internal network. It only prevents one method of mapping (trying to reach hosts on the other side). It's still possible to map IP addresses that are reaching out through the firewall.
That's not so big. I live in a 2 bedroom apartment, and I have... 5 in the living room, 1 in the dining room, 2 in the kitchen, 3 in the master bedroom, 1 in the computer room (other bedroom), and 6 in the 1.5 bathrooms. That's 20. Throw in the 2 lights in the downstairs storage/laundry room and I have 22. And that's all off the top of my head. I don't have a full basement, a 3rd bedroom or any outside lighting to worry about.
What part of "math class" did you not understand?