So.. he's already served over 20 months for something he may or may not be guilty of. If they just manage to drag out the case another three and a bit years it won't matter if he's found guilty or not!
And people wonder why we complain about the legal system.
PR stunts aside, I'm not surprised by this at all. Living as I do in New Zealand I can get PC hardware no problems, but if I have to buy a Mac for someone it's like pulling teeth. There's plenty of Apple resellers about touting the latest wares, but try actually buying say a MacBook Pro and you'll be lucky to see it before two weeks. If it's a recent-release you're looking at closer to six weeks. Not that it bothers me since I don't personally use nor encourage Apple products, but occasionally I have to do purchasing for work.
I'm pretty sure we're near the bottom of the distribution chain, with the US at the top. Does anyone know of the official distribution hierarchy?
Students from more affluent areas have access to the Internet at home and, often, more liberal parents who can let them access information blocked in schools and libraries.
If these can be manufactured cheaply enough, I imagine boards of this being made and marketed by Gib for any place where you want soundproofing or a room with 'dead' acoustics.
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So can we expect to see a working example of bitrate peeling some time soon?
You haven't spent much time in a courtroom have you?
Though if they decimated us 150 times we'd be left with $POPULATION*0.9^150, or 821 humans, assuming you start out with six billion.
Bollywood.
Do you even know who I am?
That he did, though the permanent frown did look a little forced at times.
I'd say Simon Pegg nailed the Scotty role.
So.. he's already served over 20 months for something he may or may not be guilty of. If they just manage to drag out the case another three and a bit years it won't matter if he's found guilty or not!
And people wonder why we complain about the legal system.
Obligatory UF reference
Just remember that of those great riches your software makes, 30% goes straight to Apple. Even if the customer demands their money back.
Apple won't deal with corporate customers unless they're resellers.
I hear there's some pretty weird flux in there...
PR stunts aside, I'm not surprised by this at all. Living as I do in New Zealand I can get PC hardware no problems, but if I have to buy a Mac for someone it's like pulling teeth. There's plenty of Apple resellers about touting the latest wares, but try actually buying say a MacBook Pro and you'll be lucky to see it before two weeks. If it's a recent-release you're looking at closer to six weeks. Not that it bothers me since I don't personally use nor encourage Apple products, but occasionally I have to do purchasing for work.
I'm pretty sure we're near the bottom of the distribution chain, with the US at the top. Does anyone know of the official distribution hierarchy?
Funny thing is, I believe Jobs was responsible for both those quotes.
That still doesn't stop people saying "double-you double-you double-you" instead of "world wide web", or the dreaded "dub dub dub".
I don't get it. Who gives a flying toss what the letter of the law in each state says for such basic principles?
No one should ever enter an intersection without reasonable expectation of a clear destination lane, period. This is basic driving skills, folks.
Here's another one for free: You never have right of way until the other person gives it to you.
You... do know that YouTube isn't a place, right?
That's nothing. One time I saw a man eating chicken.
So is cooking. What's your point?
I don't and, thanks to Apple's policies, never will.
...unless you're using Fedora. For some reason nouveau and kernel mode-setting are badly broken in F12.
The proprietary drivers still work nicely, though I'm not sure if they've worked out the issues with compositing on the GeForce 8xxx series.
Students from more affluent areas have access to the Internet at home and, often, more liberal parents who can let them access information blocked in schools and libraries.
FTFY
People use the term "sync" when it has nothing to do with synchronization.
'N Sync
QED
If these can be manufactured cheaply enough, I imagine boards of this being made and marketed by Gib for any place where you want soundproofing or a room with 'dead' acoustics.
Next question?
Not the iPhone hardware itself as far as I know, but the apps can all be remotely killed.