Your reasoning is faulty. There is no jailbreak that can affect a device which is locked without wiping the device, and certainly not the drive-by versions. Also, Apple's marketing has never referred to the security of the device, except perhaps in passing. The percentage of their customers with enough knowledge of this case to care, but not understand the difference, is so small as to be statistically irrelevant.
Apple already released a phone with better security -- the iPhone 5s (and all later models). This happened several years ago. You really should pay attention to reality, if you're going to bother spouting off.
With any luck, you will fumble the sd card the next time you try to insert it, and manage to yawn at the same time, causing the card to enter your trachea, where it will be stuck until you choke to death.
If you slammed a steel bar through your skull, you wouldn't care so much about the posting habits of others. And, if I should happen to be wrong about that, it's OK, because you'd be dead. It's a win for society either way!
A hell of a lot of programmers are hourly. Where the fuck do you get the idea that only "very few" are? Lots of contractors are hourly because the contracting firms are paid by their clients only for hours worked.
Josephus, the most credible historian of the time, doesn't mention Jesus even once. There are a few phrases that might refer to him in his writings, but are considered to be late additions by a Christian editor, and not the words of Josephus at all.
I think the Kik guys deserved to have a sharp spike "kiked" (sic) up their asses. You really think they look like good guys for threatening an open source developer who probably never wrote an IM client in his life?
If you are competent and not independently-wealthy, you need to. I suspect that you are neither wealthy, nor a professional developer. Probably not a software developer at all, really.
I had a company-provided 5C for about a year. When the 6 came out, I thought it was big. When I left my previous employer, I bought a 6. Now it seems small.
Given the number of companies making the news for firing workers in order to (illegally) replace them with H1Bs, it's entirely safe to say that supply isn't the problem, unless one of your critical factors is the cost of said supply.
No one is trying to change your precious data center. The focus here is on thinner (mobile) devices. If you want to cram more into a rack, you already have alternatives to RJ-45.
You are a complete and total moron. There is no way in which you could possibly be more so.
Stupid idiots like you "forget" that having a new connector available does not require replacing all equipment that uses the old connector. Get new cables. Even today, we have USB cables with mini/micro on one end, and full-size on the other. Same for HDMI. Mini-DP to VGA/DVI/HDMI. This stuff isn't difficult, and it's been done dozens of times.
Great. Come on over to my place. The walls are concrete and I don't own the place. But you'll wire it up for free, right? You'll repaint the walls after you've rebuilt them, too, right?
Funny thing... we know about all sorts of naturally-occurring foods and strains which trigger allergies, but not a single GMO-produced trait. If you spread FUD, you deserve death by a thousand organically-grown coconuts falling on your head.
Right. The farmers who use those seeds did a cost-benefit analysis, and when that showed it would cost them significantly more, they yelled "hell, yeah!" and bought all they could find.
Why do people think farmers are idiots? Projecting, is my guess.
Umm, either the tomato has gluten or it doesn't. You don't put on a label that reads "GMO-produced gluten", you just print "contains: gluten". If your tomato triggers peanut allergies, you take it off the market, because you screwed up.
If you can't find any actual examples of bad things happening, you are spreading FUD, and you deserve to be drowned in it.
Is there legislation which requires disclosing the type of insulation in a building, if that insulation does not contain a substance, such as asbestos, which is known to pose health risks? I'll wait while you try to find any.
Buy foods that are labelled non-GMO. There are hundreds of such products. There are supermarkets that specialize in such products. It's not that hard. Stop legislating just to save your lazy ass a little bit of work.
The companies bringing food to your supermarket are not the companies producing the GMO seed. Monsanto isn't going to market to your because you're not their customer.
Do you quiz car dealerships on where and under what conditions the raw materials of their vehicles were mined?
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Your reasoning is faulty. There is no jailbreak that can affect a device which is locked without wiping the device, and certainly not the drive-by versions. Also, Apple's marketing has never referred to the security of the device, except perhaps in passing. The percentage of their customers with enough knowledge of this case to care, but not understand the difference, is so small as to be statistically irrelevant.
Apple already released a phone with better security -- the iPhone 5s (and all later models). This happened several years ago. You really should pay attention to reality, if you're going to bother spouting off.
It takes bullshit to spot bullshit. In this case, however, the only bullshit you're seeing is a bit that fell over your eye.
You may be interested in knowing that, as written, your sig does not make sense. Mostly because the last "word" isn't a word in Hebrew.
With any luck, you will fumble the sd card the next time you try to insert it, and manage to yawn at the same time, causing the card to enter your trachea, where it will be stuck until you choke to death.
A shame we won't be so lucky.
If you slammed a steel bar through your skull, you wouldn't care so much about the posting habits of others. And, if I should happen to be wrong about that, it's OK, because you'd be dead. It's a win for society either way!
But what about Yakamoto? Which is what the GP actually asked about.
A hell of a lot of programmers are hourly. Where the fuck do you get the idea that only "very few" are? Lots of contractors are hourly because the contracting firms are paid by their clients only for hours worked.
Josephus, the most credible historian of the time, doesn't mention Jesus even once. There are a few phrases that might refer to him in his writings, but are considered to be late additions by a Christian editor, and not the words of Josephus at all.
I think the Kik guys deserved to have a sharp spike "kiked" (sic) up their asses. You really think they look like good guys for threatening an open source developer who probably never wrote an IM client in his life?
If you are competent and not independently-wealthy, you need to. I suspect that you are neither wealthy, nor a professional developer. Probably not a software developer at all, really.
I had a company-provided 5C for about a year. When the 6 came out, I thought it was big. When I left my previous employer, I bought a 6. Now it seems small.
Employers perhaps shouldn't expect more, but there's no reason they shouldn't pay (for) more when they can get it.
Given the number of companies making the news for firing workers in order to (illegally) replace them with H1Bs, it's entirely safe to say that supply isn't the problem, unless one of your critical factors is the cost of said supply.
No one is trying to change your precious data center. The focus here is on thinner (mobile) devices. If you want to cram more into a rack, you already have alternatives to RJ-45.
You are a complete and total moron. There is no way in which you could possibly be more so.
Stupid idiots like you "forget" that having a new connector available does not require replacing all equipment that uses the old connector. Get new cables. Even today, we have USB cables with mini/micro on one end, and full-size on the other. Same for HDMI. Mini-DP to VGA/DVI/HDMI. This stuff isn't difficult, and it's been done dozens of times.
Great. Come on over to my place. The walls are concrete and I don't own the place. But you'll wire it up for free, right? You'll repaint the walls after you've rebuilt them, too, right?
It can only be "objectively wrong" if progress is "objectively right".
Funny thing... we know about all sorts of naturally-occurring foods and strains which trigger allergies, but not a single GMO-produced trait. If you spread FUD, you deserve death by a thousand organically-grown coconuts falling on your head.
Monsanto isn't marketing to food consumers, you idiot. They are marketing to food producers, because there's a benefit to them.
Please go off and choke on a nice piece of Organically-grown apple.
Right. The farmers who use those seeds did a cost-benefit analysis, and when that showed it would cost them significantly more, they yelled "hell, yeah!" and bought all they could find.
Why do people think farmers are idiots? Projecting, is my guess.
Umm, either the tomato has gluten or it doesn't. You don't put on a label that reads "GMO-produced gluten", you just print "contains: gluten". If your tomato triggers peanut allergies, you take it off the market, because you screwed up.
If you can't find any actual examples of bad things happening, you are spreading FUD, and you deserve to be drowned in it.
Is there legislation which requires disclosing the type of insulation in a building, if that insulation does not contain a substance, such as asbestos, which is known to pose health risks? I'll wait while you try to find any.
Buy foods that are labelled non-GMO. There are hundreds of such products. There are supermarkets that specialize in such products. It's not that hard. Stop legislating just to save your lazy ass a little bit of work.
The companies bringing food to your supermarket are not the companies producing the GMO seed. Monsanto isn't going to market to your because you're not their customer.
Do you quiz car dealerships on where and under what conditions the raw materials of their vehicles were mined?