5) Price, except when they can finance it over 2 years through a cellphone carrier.
the funny thing is that, while I've heard rumors of android devices w/o cellphone radios built in, Android seems to be nearly completely ignoring the iPod Touch/ iPad w/o 3G segment of the market that iOS is completely dominating.
yeah I loved that single screw when people would come to me wondering why their computer was flaking out and I discovered that screw wasn't holding the HD in position reliably so it would start up and then freak out when the drive got unplugged.
you could care a little less with at least two levels of granularity:
1) You could have cared just enough to click on the article and not post (i.e. slightly less) 2) and you could have cared so little as to not click on the article at all.
"McDonald protested that he had gotten the permission of a security guard to take photos in the stores, that he had asked several customers for permission to take their photos (though certainly not all of them), and that taking photos of people in a public place is mostly allowed anyway."
That sounds dodgy if you ask me. He asked some random security guard if he could take photos in the stores. If he had explained the software would the guard have said yes? If he had explained the software wouldn't he have mentioned that here instead of saying "take photos".
I'm not concerned about size. It says Lion will *only* be for digital downloads. Say your HD died and you replaced it and you don't have a working OS X disc, how do you access the internet to download this?
talks about how to "get your hands on Lion the minute it’s available."
They will most likely have disks available later. They will most likely let you burn a disk image (or make a usbkey) for first aid. Speculating that they won't is the same as speculating they will without further evidence.
when I read someone generally whining about Apple "giving up on professionals" and then they follow up with a statement like "That's it, I'm switching to Adobe/Microsoft"... it's quite apparent their statement is a waste of space since they aren't in that line of work.
Yeah, Shouldn't they be saying: "I'm going to use the old FCP until all of these specific issues are resolved to my satisfaction.If that never happens I will have to look at other options."
You cannot get them to voluntarily give up what they perceive as "theirs"
Soviet Communism didn't do that. It banished private property, not personal property. You could own a car in Soviet Union - it was legally yours, and taking it away would be prosecuted as theft. You couldn't own land, or a shop, or a factory.
Right. No one in the history of time has ever perceived land, shops, or factories as "theirs."
Yeah I misread the headline because I assumed it was different. I thought it said "blah blah blah iPhone filming blah Venus" and thought the "send an iphone to space on a balloon" thing got way out of hand.
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Wouldn't it be a zero sum effect overall?
Even if it were simple enough to be zero sum many companies could end up being destroyed while others grow and the "sum" would still be zero.
5) Price, except when they can finance it over 2 years through a cellphone carrier.
the funny thing is that, while I've heard rumors of android devices w/o cellphone radios built in, Android seems to be nearly completely ignoring the iPod Touch/ iPad w/o 3G segment of the market that iOS is completely dominating.
when the problem is described in absolute terms such as "anyone with a mid 2010 Macbook Pro", one machine *is* relevant.
articles are bunk
yeah I loved that single screw when people would come to me wondering why their computer was flaking out and I discovered that screw wasn't holding the HD in position reliably so it would start up and then freak out when the drive got unplugged.
good times
you could care a little less with at least two levels of granularity:
1) You could have cared just enough to click on the article and not post (i.e. slightly less)
2) and you could have cared so little as to not click on the article at all.
you missed the sarcasm :D
we all know 'literally' now means 'figuratively' so
nah, that doesn't make sense either.
I'm with you, why does Apple care about protecting users from malicious access!?
"McDonald protested that he had gotten the permission of a security guard to take photos in the stores, that he had asked several customers for permission to take their photos (though certainly not all of them), and that taking photos of people in a public place is mostly allowed anyway."
That sounds dodgy if you ask me. He asked some random security guard if he could take photos in the stores. If he had explained the software would the guard have said yes? If he had explained the software wouldn't he have mentioned that here instead of saying "take photos".
or you will install snow leopard from disk and then update to lion
you might want to edit this:
https://secure.wikimedia.org/wiktionary/en/wiki/for_all_intensive_purposes
the government should be allowed to determine a reasonable price.
barf
I'm not concerned about size. It says Lion will *only* be for digital downloads. Say your HD died and you replaced it and you don't have a working OS X disc, how do you access the internet to download this?
what is this "it" you refer to?
http://www.apple.com/macosx/how-to-buy/
talks about how to "get your hands on Lion the minute it’s available."
They will most likely have disks available later. They will most likely let you burn a disk image (or make a usbkey) for first aid. Speculating that they won't is the same as speculating they will without further evidence.
It was used yesterday to make True Grit.
Were the editors sitting there thinking "I hate this, but I love Apple!"
???
when I read someone generally whining about Apple "giving up on professionals" and then they follow up with a statement like "That's it, I'm switching to Adobe/Microsoft"... it's quite apparent their statement is a waste of space since they aren't in that line of work.
Yeah, Shouldn't they be saying: "I'm going to use the old FCP until all of these specific issues are resolved to my satisfaction.If that never happens I will have to look at other options."
You cannot get them to voluntarily give up what they perceive as "theirs"
Soviet Communism didn't do that. It banished private property, not personal property. You could own a car in Soviet Union - it was legally yours, and taking it away would be prosecuted as theft. You couldn't own land, or a shop, or a factory.
Right. No one in the history of time has ever perceived land, shops, or factories as "theirs."
Yeah I misread the headline because I assumed it was different. I thought it said "blah blah blah iPhone filming blah Venus" and thought the "send an iphone to space on a balloon" thing got way out of hand.
If it's got access to your phone book and other things you haven't given to Facebook
why would you assume that?
HTML5 via safari isn't "allowing them to install software on your device"
what does a rumored product have to do with being secure "today"?
just remember that iTunes doesn't have all music. If you have any tracks that you cant get iTunes Genius to start on, those tracks won't be included.
Oxford American Dictionary says differently.
you would assume wrong
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