He won't "make nice" if he keeps saying stuff like how well he is liked by "the African Americans" and by "the Hispanics" while referring to his supporters about how "we will win".
I've surrounded myself by people in I.T. and other high income professions so long, I've lived in a bubble.
As much as I detest Trump and Cruz, the commercial Cruz (?) did showing a bunch of guys in suits running across the border with the caption asking if illegal immigration was costing white collar professional jobs, would liberals be as tolerant made me take a step back and think.
That's not the point. in Western countries at least, in a typical middle class family each family member over 13 probably has a phone and it's replaced like every two years. Why would VR be anymore successful than 3D tvs?
How many people buy yard long tvs? What's the profit margin on televisions (very slim). What's the replacement cycle for tvs (7-8 years). Now put all that together does that sound like a profitable business?
Don't blame iTunes for your lack of knowing how to use it. iTunes has had an option not to keep your music exactly where you put it since day one.
On one hand you brag about being able to organize your music like you want - something iTunes has been able to do for -13 years and that you didn't need playlist. But m3u playlist can't do what smart playlist can.
In 2011, I had an iPhone 4 on running iOS 5 on AT&T. I clicked on backup to iCloud to make sure everything was backed up (not passwords, etc.).
I then opened the package on my 4s from Verizon. I turned the phone on, entered my iCloud credentials and a few minutes later, all of my apps with the app data was on my 4s. One reboot later, my iPhone 4 was deactivate from AT&T and my number was transferred to Verizon. I didn't call either company. My icons were in the same spot and the screen on my 4s looked just like my 4.
Android backups are still not universally supported and only if you have the latest OS.
How much effort does the user need to put in? If they bought their music digitally, all of the metadata is their. If they imported from CDs, most CD ripping software for the past two decades has been able to import metadata from the Internet.
So how do you create multiple playlist with the same song in multiple playlists without copying files to multiple locations?
How do you create a playlist with songs you haven't heard in the pass six months except for songs you've skipped x times? Yes iTunes is bloated piece of crap and I never let my iOS device go near it. But smart playlists and being able to view and sort your music based on metadata is not a bad thing.
Google is far from blameless. Apple never allowed the carriers to block updates. I don't have to wait on Dell or the other OEMs to allow me to update Windows.
If Google "acted like Apple", they wouldn't have allowed the carriers to control the update process and they would be providing security updates for all devices introduced since since July 2011.
Wouldn't any apps using Webviews still be vulnerable?
That's not how real life works. The reason that Redbox can rent a DVD for $2 is that once they buy it, they can rent the same DVD out as many times as they want. They don't have to make any deals with the studios.
With streaming, the content is licensed and the retailer has to pay the studio each time it is streamed.
I'm definitely not anti-Microsoft, I make a living developing with C# and think they make the best development environments. However, if I were starting a business, i definitely would go all open source for the servers.. Today in 2016 that might even be.Net on Linux.
They decrypted a 32 bit iPhone 5c running iOS 7. All indications are that security professionals think that if it had been a newer 64 bit phone with the extra encryption hardware running a later version of the OS, it would be harder to decrypt.
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It doesn't matter. If your hope of having a good life with a long career depends on a manufacturing job, you're kind of out of luck.
He won't "make nice" if he keeps saying stuff like how well he is liked by "the African Americans" and by "the Hispanics" while referring to his supporters about how "we will win".
Did you actually hear his speech last night?
I was about to reply that your statistics are totally bogus, but then I found this:
http://www.statista.com/statistics/203183/percentage-distribution-of-household-income-in-the-us/
I've surrounded myself by people in I.T. and other high income professions so long, I've lived in a bubble.
As much as I detest Trump and Cruz, the commercial Cruz (?) did showing a bunch of guys in suits running across the border with the caption asking if illegal immigration was costing white collar professional jobs, would liberals be as tolerant made me take a step back and think.
http://www.snopes.com/politics/clintons/zeifman.asp
That's not the point. in Western countries at least, in a typical middle class family each family member over 13 probably has a phone and it's replaced like every two years. Why would VR be anymore successful than 3D tvs?
How many people buy yard long tvs? What's the profit margin on televisions (very slim). What's the replacement cycle for tvs (7-8 years). Now put all that together does that sound like a profitable business?
And what's the addressable market and the replacement rate? Even before the iPhone came out the phone market was huge and obviously growing.
So exactly which market should Apple get into that even has a chance to be one fourth the size of the smart phone market?
Which electronics company is being innovative?
Correction iTunes has had an option to keep your files in the original location since day one.
Don't blame iTunes for your lack of knowing how to use it. iTunes has had an option not to keep your music exactly where you put it since day one.
On one hand you brag about being able to organize your music like you want - something iTunes has been able to do for -13 years and that you didn't need playlist. But m3u playlist can't do what smart playlist can.
So how do Android backups handle this scenario?
In 2011, I had an iPhone 4 on running iOS 5 on AT&T. I clicked on backup to iCloud to make sure everything was backed up (not passwords, etc.).
I then opened the package on my 4s from Verizon. I turned the phone on, entered my iCloud credentials and a few minutes later, all of my apps with the app data was on my 4s. One reboot later, my iPhone 4 was deactivate from AT&T and my number was transferred to Verizon. I didn't call either company. My icons were in the same spot and the screen on my 4s looked just like my 4.
Android backups are still not universally supported and only if you have the latest OS.
How much effort does the user need to put in? If they bought their music digitally, all of the metadata is their. If they imported from CDs, most CD ripping software for the past two decades has been able to import metadata from the Internet.
So how do you create multiple playlist with the same song in multiple playlists without copying files to multiple locations?
How do you create a playlist with songs you haven't heard in the pass six months except for songs you've skipped x times? Yes iTunes is bloated piece of crap and I never let my iOS device go near it. But smart playlists and being able to view and sort your music based on metadata is not a bad thing.
Why should any business have to go through this to disable spam that came with the OS?
It's called AppleScript. It's existed since 1992 and still actively supported by Apple.
The company didn't miss their earnings and profit targets they announced during the previous quarter, they missed analysts targets.
Google is far from blameless. Apple never allowed the carriers to block updates. I don't have to wait on Dell or the other OEMs to allow me to update Windows.
If Google "acted like Apple", they wouldn't have allowed the carriers to control the update process and they would be providing security updates for all devices introduced since since July 2011.
Wouldn't any apps using Webviews still be vulnerable?
So 50% of American smart phone consumers are "idiots"?
Yes and you get a 128GB ad card that you can't use to store apps on.
That's not how real life works. The reason that Redbox can rent a DVD for $2 is that once they buy it, they can rent the same DVD out as many times as they want. They don't have to make any deals with the studios.
With streaming, the content is licensed and the retailer has to pay the studio each time it is streamed.
You could always download the WebKit Nightlies. This just makes it easier.
I'm definitely not anti-Microsoft, I make a living developing with C# and think they make the best development environments. However, if I were starting a business, i definitely would go all open source for the servers.. Today in 2016 that might even be .Net on Linux.
They decrypted a 32 bit iPhone 5c running iOS 7. All indications are that security professionals think that if it had been a newer 64 bit phone with the extra encryption hardware running a later version of the OS, it would be harder to decrypt.
So you're saying encryption is worthless because you have to decrypt the data to use it?