So it's not that I'm wrong, you just don't like the units? As for being "useless", that's hardly the case. It makes it easy to compare to the cost of various things people do every day, such as buying coffee or cigarettes or whatever. For me, I would much rather choose the phone than, say, a cup of coffee. And what in the world difference does it make how often someone is paid? Do you normalize every price to your salary frequency?
Not with Apple's upgrade program
. Unlocked phone, no interest, and if you want to you can trade it in after a year. I look at it leasing the most recent phone for about $1.20 a day. Considering how much I use it that's a good low-friction deal. No headaches.
lol I suppose you can read it that way. If they had used more expensive parts and raised the price I'm pretty sure it would fail. But since they didn't now everybody's accusing them of being cheap. As if they could magically use better parts and still sell it at the same price.
courtesy of the lowest-bidding chinese manufacturers
In the end it's courtesy of all the internet whiners who immediately start shouting "overpriced" whenever a manufacturer uses higher quality parts. Nice things cost money, often in a non-linear way.
Yes, the Android situation is much different. I presume this is carrier indifference more than user indifference. One good thing about the Apple situation is that Apple does not give the carriers any control. And of course the manufacturer control is also not an issue, obviously.
First of all I didn't write it. Second, obviously I knew what the problem was because, ya know, I talked about it. Third, you did not answer the question. Does your spell checker understand when to use it's or its? Why are you being so snarky when so far neither of your posts have actually demonstrated a full understanding of the thread?
but the key for me would be how many viewers does it allow at one time? If it only allows 1 viewer than its not worth it. If it allows 3 it would suit my family needs and I could save a lot of money.
It allows six. Each with their own individual DVR.
Details I don't know but would like to: Will it work if you're outside of your area? If so, how far? What about traveling outside of the country?
Does your spell checker really understand when to use its or it's? Mine doesn't. Not an easy problem for computers (nor for humans, apparently). Or were you talking about something else?
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Why insist on using the word "bricked" when there are other words more suitable and more accurate?
Leaving aside that that's of course not true, having the right to do something is not nearly the same as it being the right thing to do.
The posted article is not "slashdot complaining about javascript." If it were then your statement would make more sense.
So it's not that I'm wrong, you just don't like the units? As for being "useless", that's hardly the case. It makes it easy to compare to the cost of various things people do every day, such as buying coffee or cigarettes or whatever. For me, I would much rather choose the phone than, say, a cup of coffee.
And what in the world difference does it make how often someone is paid? Do you normalize every price to your salary frequency?
What about the "disaster" he is predicting? Can you expand on that? What do you think he means?
Maybe I am. Please explain.
Not with Apple's upgrade program . Unlocked phone, no interest, and if you want to you can trade it in after a year. I look at it leasing the most recent phone for about $1.20 a day. Considering how much I use it that's a good low-friction deal. No headaches.
Often with otherwise underserved promotions due to the vacuum above caused by the departures.
That's a shame really, because if we pronounced it as "pee" nobody would make any jokes about it.
They "over-inflate"? What does that mean? Shouldn't they not inflate at all?
Clearly I need to get out more, if only to improve my login security.
How can he know? Did Amazon let him listen first?
lol I suppose you can read it that way. If they had used more expensive parts and raised the price I'm pretty sure it would fail. But since they didn't now everybody's accusing them of being cheap. As if they could magically use better parts and still sell it at the same price.
I think he does. For the same reason that good lawyers tell you to never speak to the police when you've been arrested.
In the end it's courtesy of all the internet whiners who immediately start shouting "overpriced" whenever a manufacturer uses higher quality parts. Nice things cost money, often in a non-linear way.
Yes, the Android situation is much different. I presume this is carrier indifference more than user indifference. One good thing about the Apple situation is that Apple does not give the carriers any control. And of course the manufacturer control is also not an issue, obviously.
There's not much to sell. It's a single line of HTML. It was fixed in 2008, but somehow briefly resurfaced in iOS 10. Its fixed now.
Yes there are. 95% on at least the penultimate version, with the vast majority of those on the latest version.
Sheesh man, everybody knows that.
First of all I didn't write it. Second, obviously I knew what the problem was because, ya know, I talked about it. Third, you did not answer the question. Does your spell checker understand when to use it's or its? Why are you being so snarky when so far neither of your posts have actually demonstrated a full understanding of the thread?
Exactly! I haven't made a mistake in 20 years, maybe 30, and have an uptime so long that I use a pitch drop experiment to measure it. Both ways.
Oh, I see :-)
You're on the west coast. Never mind :-)
Aren't those the same times?
It allows six. Each with their own individual DVR.
Details I don't know but would like to: Will it work if you're outside of your area? If so, how far? What about traveling outside of the country?
Does your spell checker really understand when to use its or it's? Mine doesn't. Not an easy problem for computers (nor for humans, apparently). Or were you talking about something else?