" For Apple's part, Tim Cook last week pointed out numerous ways he disagrees with Trump, but stated that his personal beliefs weren't enough to make him walk away from the Trump administration's councils, because he felt the need to keep the bigger picture in mind. "At the end of the day, I’m not a person who’s going to walk away and say, “If you don’t do what I want, I leave.”... But I care deeply about America. I want America to do well. America’s more important than bloody politics from my point of view." " Source.
Not sure there's anything good to be brought in to a guy that does only what he thinks is right (or profitable to his family).
I'm quite disappointed Tim Cooks is still on that comity. Sure he was noble to put his personal life out of a decision that concerned his employers, although Apple is generally quite outspoken for their support of LGBT, all while WH trashes on them. But still standing besides him with the rest of the insanity that goes on in that administration is, IMO, insane.
The army generals have had more cahoonies by not taking orders from a Twit ^H^H^H^H^H Tweet.
It's not a guess when the article states 50% of all Google ad revenues come from iOS.
Google fucked with Apple, using their privileged early access to the device & SKDs by cloning most aspects of it and try to undercut Apple's new market. They might have the numbers, but they fail at the margin. So they're stuck continuing paying Apple's license in order to monetize.
They have very few of those and there's great doubt they actually could reach continental US.
As for scudd variants, not capable. If kimmy wants to hurt, he's got to do it fast and sending something to reach continental US would take too long and the presumption is, retaliation would come before it goes down, if it reached at all.
While I'm still using 1080p, there is a whole lot more you can see in 4k. Like flying out-of-place hairs, reflects on the tip on black head pimples, old riddled skin of news presenter, herpes scars on porn... yeah... I'm still on 1080p.
Economics will take care of that. Hellcats are super expensive to own/operate. Moreso than a top of the line Tesla.
Heck, just a Chevy Volt (of which I own a Gen2), over the course of the 8 year warrantee, you'll save about 25,000$ in gas alone for a 20,000km yearly usage.
Those Hellcats are major guzzlers. And those tires aren't cheap.
I deal with so many functionality points in Oracle Documents Cloud (aka, Oracle Content) that I'm not even sure what functionality has actually shipped and those that are about to be released in a planned update, so I wont comment on what's there or about to get there.
But I can tell you it's a whole lot more than a mere document repository.
While licensing for that (say the iOS client) is yearly (and not lock-in), once you get going with the product line, it's a bit difficult to move this data off to another service because you loose all data integration with other processes (whichever they may be that I'm not comfy discussing right now).
When a large company moves such infrastructure, the biggest cost is data migration (there are some Oracle groups specialized in that).
From my perspective though (the iOS client for Documents Cloud), we work hard on new feature and integration. We deal with 4 different server infrastructures behind the scene to link up your data. And despite the cloud offering, we're still working on On Premise where YOU control storage.
Not going to comment on Amazon's infrastructure but I was not happy to see my Netflix go when S3 had a flat tire.:-)
My opinion is my own. Not talking for Oracle (my employer) nor am I a representative.
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" ... But I care deeply about America. I want America to do well. America’s more important than bloody politics from my point of view."
For Apple's part, Tim Cook last week pointed out numerous ways he disagrees with Trump, but stated that his personal beliefs weren't enough to make him walk away from the Trump administration's councils, because he felt the need to keep the bigger picture in mind. "At the end of the day, I’m not a person who’s going to walk away and say, “If you don’t do what I want, I leave.”
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Source.
It's all over the new. Dont see how you missed that. NYTime resume of the most recent ones.
Not sure there's anything good to be brought in to a guy that does only what he thinks is right (or profitable to his family).
I'm quite disappointed Tim Cooks is still on that comity. Sure he was noble to put his personal life out of a decision that concerned his employers, although Apple is generally quite outspoken for their support of LGBT, all while WH trashes on them. But still standing besides him with the rest of the insanity that goes on in that administration is, IMO, insane.
The army generals have had more cahoonies by not taking orders from a Twit ^H^H^H^H^H Tweet.
It's not a guess when the article states 50% of all Google ad revenues come from iOS.
Google fucked with Apple, using their privileged early access to the device & SKDs by cloning most aspects of it and try to undercut Apple's new market. They might have the numbers, but they fail at the margin. So they're stuck continuing paying Apple's license in order to monetize.
Last I heard there was a 1M$ bounty on whoever solved the traveling salesman problem.
Bacon strips.
I put my confidence in Musk's SpaceX to achieve Mars human landing. Bezos is nowhere near with his amateur just-the-tip rocket.
We've not been here long enough but the ice shelf and fauna has. Derp. There are many ways to correlate these fossil records to climate.
Cease-and-decist letter brief clip
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
More complete piece on Coal economy
https://www.youtube.com/watch?...
Because airplanes can't cope with flak.
They have very few of those and there's great doubt they actually could reach continental US.
As for scudd variants, not capable. If kimmy wants to hurt, he's got to do it fast and sending something to reach continental US would take too long and the presumption is, retaliation would come before it goes down, if it reached at all.
Define "us". Whenever the media pompously mention "capable of reaching the U.S.", what they mean is the Guam base.
If Kimmy feels sassy and angrily trows a hissy, wether the dong reaches it's missy, there will be a angry pappy ringing his doorbell thingy.
That was Jean-Louis Gassée.
While I'm still using 1080p, there is a whole lot more you can see in 4k. Like flying out-of-place hairs, reflects on the tip on black head pimples, old riddled skin of news presenter, herpes scars on porn... yeah... I'm still on 1080p.
Apple Neural Engine + Boston Dynamics' Atlas + Fleshlight
and I'm a buyer.
with 8,500 code pushes made per day and 6,600 code reviews each day
Dang. We can't get away with that where I work.
Economics will take care of that. Hellcats are super expensive to own/operate. Moreso than a top of the line Tesla.
Heck, just a Chevy Volt (of which I own a Gen2), over the course of the 8 year warrantee, you'll save about 25,000$ in gas alone for a 20,000km yearly usage.
Those Hellcats are major guzzlers. And those tires aren't cheap.
An electric car is surprisingly relaxing in dense traffic.
That bit pusher can't hold a job.
It'll end as a burger flipper.
You can roll back. You download the ipsw archives and install with iTunes.
You can install bleeding edge OS version (iOS 10.3 in this case) on a five year old iPhone (or iPod Touch) 5.
Try that on another smart phone, regardless of brand.
Yes, consumer is first at Apple. Because they dont serve the business well and even those old phones can still make iTunes purchase.
I deal with so many functionality points in Oracle Documents Cloud (aka, Oracle Content) that I'm not even sure what functionality has actually shipped and those that are about to be released in a planned update, so I wont comment on what's there or about to get there.
But I can tell you it's a whole lot more than a mere document repository.
While licensing for that (say the iOS client) is yearly (and not lock-in), once you get going with the product line, it's a bit difficult to move this data off to another service because you loose all data integration with other processes (whichever they may be that I'm not comfy discussing right now).
When a large company moves such infrastructure, the biggest cost is data migration (there are some Oracle groups specialized in that).
From my perspective though (the iOS client for Documents Cloud), we work hard on new feature and integration. We deal with 4 different server infrastructures behind the scene to link up your data. And despite the cloud offering, we're still working on On Premise where YOU control storage.
Not going to comment on Amazon's infrastructure but I was not happy to see my Netflix go when S3 had a flat tire. :-)
My opinion is my own. Not talking for Oracle (my employer) nor am I a representative.
Eheheh... show me (but aim away from my face).
Apparently, it's virtually the same battery design .
Not worth it.
Pales in comparaison to AC annoyances.