The drive in here is insanly popular and has been for years. It's mainly high school students and has been for years. The age group attending never changed.
I can't find the news article at the moment, but I read a answer the question of him funding it. He said if didn't hit the goal, it wouldn't happened, he is not going to use his money, no matter how little.
No one I went to undergrad with used a laptop. Granted, my undergrad was chemistry and its hard as hell when 3/4 of the notes are diagrams of complex reactions.
I take that back. There was one girl who had a convertible laptop with a stylus.
Yawn. Obsolescence built in, with each OSX "upgrade" Apple drop support for a whole generation of hardware. Quad core xeons are now in limbo. Yes, that standard Intel and PCI system is already at a dead end. When the next cat OS is released with a slightly changed icon set, the next top end systems will be excluded.
And as for imacs, zero upgradability other than RAM and high failure rates, also suffer from OSX obsolescence.
So, no, don't go down the Apple route unless you intend to replace the whole system to stay current, even if it doesn't need it.
My 2008 MacBook is still receiving upgrades, and will get Mavericks. Upgraded the ram to 8gb and I'm doing just fine.
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If you're jailbroken, iBlacklist is an excellent option.
It's being released 1pm eastern, today.
Hence "supposedly".
Supposedly they will allow BYOD once their LTE rollout is completed.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/11/08/verizons-4g-lte-rollout-will-be-complete-by-mid-2013-and-this-actually-has-some-cool-implications/
It's 0% if you have good credit.
http://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-deals.html
Drudge is a "blogger" now? News to me. Unhinged, shit-flinging monkey perhaps, kind of like you appear to be.
You just described bloggers. 99.9% of them are worthless drivel.
Snow Leopard is two os generations old, soon to be three.
Still using a 42" tube tv that I bought in college. 2001, I think?
Mostly =/= completely.
There hasn't been true innovation in phones or computers for a decade, at least, from any company.
My GF is a musician and makes six figures playing full time in an orchestra, so it does happen, even outside of popular music.
I'm = I
I'll take a clear sky over culture any day. Hence why I'm visit cities, but no longer live in them.
You can with Plex.
But not old enough to get past promoting the silly stereotype of nerds vs. jocks.
Check congress's approval rating. See who comes out on top.
I saw this on CNN this morning, heard it on NPR on the way into work and just read about it on NBC.com. It's not being "glossed over".
The drive in here is insanly popular and has been for years. It's mainly high school students and has been for years. The age group attending never changed.
I can't find the news article at the moment, but I read a answer the question of him funding it. He said if didn't hit the goal, it wouldn't happened, he is not going to use his money, no matter how little.
Comcast doesn't have a cap at the moment.
No one I went to undergrad with used a laptop. Granted, my undergrad was chemistry and its hard as hell when 3/4 of the notes are diagrams of complex reactions.
I take that back. There was one girl who had a convertible laptop with a stylus.
Still not seeing why we need Internet connected lightbulbs. Personally, I wouldn't install them if they were given to me for me.
The reason is that Apple dropped devices that couldn't book a 64bit kernel. I suppose they could have released a new EFI, but they didn't.
Yawn. Obsolescence built in, with each OSX "upgrade" Apple drop support for a whole generation of hardware. Quad core xeons are now in limbo. Yes, that standard Intel and PCI system is already at a dead end. When the next cat OS is released with a slightly changed icon set, the next top end systems will be excluded.
And as for imacs, zero upgradability other than RAM and high failure rates, also suffer from OSX obsolescence.
So, no, don't go down the Apple route unless you intend to replace the whole system to stay current, even if it doesn't need it.
My 2008 MacBook is still receiving upgrades, and will get Mavericks. Upgraded the ram to 8gb and I'm doing just fine.
You already have that option. Buy it on iTunes or Amazon.