It's a thunderbolt/usb-c port, so you don't have to convert to usb. You can go straight from usb to ps/2, though I don't know if they make a usb-c to ps/2 adapter.
No. The solution is stop consuming the entertainment they put out. Don't listen to it, don't buy it, don't rent it, don't download it, don't steal it. Ignore it.
I don't want a computer running full time and using electricity. I also don't want to pay per month for the cloud.
I use Infuse with an Apple TV in one room and a Fire TV in another, connected to a shared hard drive plugged into my router. Works great and needs virtually no computing power on the sharing end.
I'm in the same plan, it has binge-on and music streaming. I don't watch video on my phone but I do use audio a lot. I buy refills with my target redcard, which gives 5% off and no sales tax. I do talk a bit, but Google voice or Vonage takes care of that.
Cell service, to me, isn't worth much more than $1/day.
What OS can't read natively from a disc from any year? Some older OSs might not be able to read the newer UDF formats, but they can all read the previous versions.
I live on a fairly busy highway and for some reason Google Maps has the street numbers swapped. I should be odd numbers on the west side and even on east, but they have it swapped. I sent them a message a couple years ago and they replied "You're right, it's incorrect. We'll send an email when it's corrected". It's never been corrected. I've sent messages since, but no reply and no action.
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I keep my phone encrypted and I've crossed the Canadian/American border a dozen times this year alone and nothing more than "have a good day".
Smart people don't do criminal shit. Can't get caught if you're not doing it.
As of right now, she is ~200k ahead in the popular vote.
Trump - 59,428,493
Clinton - 59,626,695
Monopoly =/= anti-trust.
It has nothing to do with ego. I don't trust anyone who hides their identity.
Says the Anonymous poster. Log in or go away.
Hah, I suppose I would!
I'm happy with my 2012 MacBook Pro i7. I'll use it till I can't get OS X (er, macOS) upgrades anymore.
It's a thunderbolt/usb-c port, so you don't have to convert to usb. You can go straight from usb to ps/2, though I don't know if they make a usb-c to ps/2 adapter.
In conclusion, steal cable.
No. The solution is stop consuming the entertainment they put out. Don't listen to it, don't buy it, don't rent it, don't download it, don't steal it. Ignore it.
You can go on amazon and get an assload of USB-C to USB 3 adapters, for next to nothing.
They need to removed because a) they're bulky b) orientation specific c) obsolete.
This is not Apple deciding which way to go, it's the new USB spec.
AT&T is ending the program you are referring to.
http://arstechnica.com/informa...
I don't want a computer running full time and using electricity. I also don't want to pay per month for the cloud.
I use Infuse with an Apple TV in one room and a Fire TV in another, connected to a shared hard drive plugged into my router. Works great and needs virtually no computing power on the sharing end.
Apple routers have been able to do that for years.
You're a vandal and the equivalent of someone spray-painting a box car.
I'm in the same plan, it has binge-on and music streaming. I don't watch video on my phone but I do use audio a lot. I buy refills with my target redcard, which gives 5% off and no sales tax. I do talk a bit, but Google voice or Vonage takes care of that.
Cell service, to me, isn't worth much more than $1/day.
What OS can't read natively from a disc from any year? Some older OSs might not be able to read the newer UDF formats, but they can all read the previous versions.
Whoops, I mean't 2004.
Can't speak for more recent stuff, but I just pulled some data from a couple DVDs that I burned in June of 2014. No problems.
Mu iPhone hasn't been rebooted since the release of 9.3.3. I'm getting ready to install 9.3.5, so I guess there is another reboot.
I've owned every iPhone since the 3G and I've never had to reboot on a regular basis.
Fair enough.
Calm down cowboy. It's not that big of a deal.
I live on a fairly busy highway and for some reason Google Maps has the street numbers swapped. I should be odd numbers on the west side and even on east, but they have it swapped. I sent them a message a couple years ago and they replied "You're right, it's incorrect. We'll send an email when it's corrected". It's never been corrected. I've sent messages since, but no reply and no action.
These days? 2 year contracts are on the way out and most carriers won't even offer them anymore (you have to ask).
Should be, but they aren't. If they can't an average of x dollars per subscriber, they won't build the infrastructure.