You are an idiot and a moron. You are stupid beyond the simple understanding of the term. You simply demonstrate a level never before seen.
Apple has not turned computing back at all, much less 30 years. The idea doesn't even make sense. The iPhone represents the latest techniques in hardware manufacture. The software is written using a complete object-oriented framework that simplifies the use of many technologies that didn't even exist 30 years ago.
Umm, technically, if you buy the phone from Sprint or Verizon, they are the only sources legally bound to give you the source. HTC only needs to give the source to those they distribute to.
Obviously, if you buy an unlocked phone from a 3rd party, HTC would be required to provide the source.
There is a stop button, but if you've scrolled the address/search bar off screen you won't see it. I guess it's a trade-off to get more usable screen space for the page.
Actually, I refuse to believe Jobs is that short-sighted or stupid. That hoopla over web apps was Jobs telling you what you had while he had the team feverishly working on the SDK in the background.
He couldn't say nothing. And he couldn't say it was coming later, because if he did, no one would have touched the iPhone for the first year.
Apple distinguishes between appliances and computers. The only things on your list that the iPhone doesn't have is a removable battery and the ssd slot. The former is a feature that most consumers just don't care about at all. To the point that Apple has been successfully selling the Macbook Air and the new Macbook without a removable battery.
The only question is whether this new tablet will be a computer or an appliance.
If it comes to a choice between pissing my pants and pissing all over the floor, I'm going with the floor every time. I have no responsibility to suffer indignity to spare someone else.
This is why I packaged any non-standard modules with my application when I developed with Perl on my last job. By containing the modules within the app, I made it my problem to keep them up-to-date, and not the system administrator's.
While you are not wrong with regard to political implications, the topic at hand is copyright. As long as corporations, which are effectively immortal, can own copyrights, those copyrights cannot expire.
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You are an idiot and a moron. You are stupid beyond the simple understanding of the term. You simply demonstrate a level never before seen.
Apple has not turned computing back at all, much less 30 years. The idea doesn't even make sense. The iPhone represents the latest techniques in hardware manufacture. The software is written using a complete object-oriented framework that simplifies the use of many technologies that didn't even exist 30 years ago.
Or maybe because OS X is superior to Windows for automation tasks. Not everyone sits in front of one application every hour of the day.
The children are dicks. In the vernacular sense of the term.
I hope that if this makes it to trial that the judge slaps them with billions in fines for bringing a frivolous suit.
For even thinking they have a case, they deserve to lose every penny they own. I truly hope someone just shoots them.
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The situations do not appear to be the same. But I understand how an idiot like you would miss that.
VB doesn't have != as an operator.
The limit is probably due to use of the flash memory to store the OS.
It takes you a second to turn a page? How big are the books you read?
You copy the iso as-is and put the disc away. If you need to save disk space or format-shift, you transcode the iso image, and not the disc.
Umm, technically, if you buy the phone from Sprint or Verizon, they are the only sources legally bound to give you the source. HTC only needs to give the source to those they distribute to.
Obviously, if you buy an unlocked phone from a 3rd party, HTC would be required to provide the source.
There is a stop button, but if you've scrolled the address/search bar off screen you won't see it. I guess it's a trade-off to get more usable screen space for the page.
Yes, there is. That's what Apple calls the variant of OS X that runs on the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Actually, I refuse to believe Jobs is that short-sighted or stupid. That hoopla over web apps was Jobs telling you what you had while he had the team feverishly working on the SDK in the background.
He couldn't say nothing. And he couldn't say it was coming later, because if he did, no one would have touched the iPhone for the first year.
Apple distinguishes between appliances and computers. The only things on your list that the iPhone doesn't have is a removable battery and the ssd slot. The former is a feature that most consumers just don't care about at all. To the point that Apple has been successfully selling the Macbook Air and the new Macbook without a removable battery.
The only question is whether this new tablet will be a computer or an appliance.
And the public has the right to decide that the poster who posts using the handle Belial6 on slashdot should be tortured to death.
Same logic, near as I can tell.
I deny it.
I also deny the idea that you have any ability to reason as a human being. You are beyond stupid. Far, far beyond.
You're willfully being a stupid piece of shit. Actually, you probably can't help it.
When was the last time someone blew up a train in Rome?
You may hate the reaction, but at least acknowledge that it's a reaction and not an arbitrary decision.
Thank you for sharing your ignorance and stupidity. Slashdot was feeling a bit empty without them.
Or, you know, we could just swap N and S on our compasses and continue on.
If it comes to a choice between pissing my pants and pissing all over the floor, I'm going with the floor every time. I have no responsibility to suffer indignity to spare someone else.
You don't pee in your pants. You pull them down and aim at a flight attendant.
Yeah, he knew Japan would be attacked. He didn't expect the US to attack its own citizens.
So why is the Government attacking its own citizens?
This is why I packaged any non-standard modules with my application when I developed with Perl on my last job. By containing the modules within the app, I made it my problem to keep them up-to-date, and not the system administrator's.
While you are not wrong with regard to political implications, the topic at hand is copyright. As long as corporations, which are effectively immortal, can own copyrights, those copyrights cannot expire.