The real battle of that era was Atari ST vs Amiga. The Mac was an expensive black and white computer with a miniature monitor and the PC was... well, a slow, beeping, low-resolution 4-colours piece of crap.
The problem is that a numbers guy is now at the top and a designer is now making engineering decisions.
That's not the way to do it and the so-called "iMac Pro" is proof of it. Cramming all that hardware into the iMac design is just insane.
I have no idea why Tim Cook, a logistics guy, still haven't pushed for a handful of motherboards to be re-used into multiple products. Make a low-end motherboard that you can use in the Mac mini, MacBook Air and a low-end 17~19" iMac. You lower your costs, your development costs, your inventory costs and you can update three lines at the same time.
You cannot have your rights taken from you, but you CAN give them away if you so desire.
That's insane that this is even allowed. In which hypothetical cases would something like this be useful? If it's a right then a company should not be able to take it away from you.
Forced arbitration requires consumers to sign away their constitutional right to hold providers accountable in court just to access modern-day essentials like mobile phone, Internet, and pay-TV services.
If it's a constitutional right, then wouldn't it be illegal for AT&T to ask clients to sign it away? Why would that even hold in court?
"You signed a paper saying you are not human, therefore the court does not recognize you as a human being anymore." is as stupid as this thing.
This reminds me of the time I went to buy cinder blocks at Home Depot. The guy told me the more I bought, the cheaper they are. So I told him to load them up on my trailer until they're free.
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Because he's black? Racism isn't restricted to white people.
1. Dick goes in
2. Dick goes out
3. Goto 1
sux 2bu. I finished my beers hours ago and I'm with a hooker now. It's double-D day!
I'll get my things on tuesday, I'm taking monday off.
Make Pepe gay. Apple will be struggling internally and won't be able to decide if it should be banned or accepted.
You've never tried Windows 10.
The real battle of that era was Atari ST vs Amiga. The Mac was an expensive black and white computer with a miniature monitor and the PC was... well, a slow, beeping, low-resolution 4-colours piece of crap.
You mean the same start button that needs to be used to stop the computer? Or the Windows button that does something else entirely on Windows 10?
Quit your whining you two, all you're doing is making me crave an apple-flavoured latte.
Or you could simply buy a P-P-Powerbook.
The problem is that a numbers guy is now at the top and a designer is now making engineering decisions.
That's not the way to do it and the so-called "iMac Pro" is proof of it. Cramming all that hardware into the iMac design is just insane.
I have no idea why Tim Cook, a logistics guy, still haven't pushed for a handful of motherboards to be re-used into multiple products. Make a low-end motherboard that you can use in the Mac mini, MacBook Air and a low-end 17~19" iMac. You lower your costs, your development costs, your inventory costs and you can update three lines at the same time.
You say that as if Japanese were obsessed with sex and/or robots.
Put it on eBay?
That's insane that this is even allowed. In which hypothetical cases would something like this be useful? If it's a right then a company should not be able to take it away from you.
Paint Shop Pro?
"This particular motherboard"? Do you really think Apple puts regular ATX/mini-ITX/etc motherboards in their computers?
If it's a constitutional right, then wouldn't it be illegal for AT&T to ask clients to sign it away? Why would that even hold in court?
"You signed a paper saying you are not human, therefore the court does not recognize you as a human being anymore." is as stupid as this thing.
Surely you mean the Windows (S)hit Store?
You mean the anonymous encrypted data that Apple deletes after six months?
That means Canada is probably 280th.
Maybe he's a hammer or a lockjaw.
The suppliers should invest in Bitcoin mining rigs.
But think of the 200% profits once the wind mills start turning in the opposite direction!
This reminds me of the time I went to buy cinder blocks at Home Depot. The guy told me the more I bought, the cheaper they are. So I told him to load them up on my trailer until they're free.
I thought the PSP was made by Sony.