Exactly. Who gives a rat's ass if your spam is 1/2 what it was 5 years ago. Does anyone really remember results from 5 years ago? It's certainly much more than it was 1 year ago.
... an appropriately sized flat head screwdriver and some careful turning opens them just fine.
Exactly. I regularly do that if I don't have a torx bit handy. The only people this is going to stop is people that have no business opening their iphones anyhow.
Why should anyone have to pay $5/mo for Gold, just to gain access to a streaming service you are already paying for. It's not like Microsoft is adding any value here.
If you want free access, just get and AppleTV or even cheaper, a Roku. Dead silent and no monthly fees.
Isn't it frustrating that the military never encourages the development of new technology?
Joke's on DARPA though..... Boeing is gonna spend that $89 mil on hookers & blow, since they know the world ends 2 years before they have to deliver it.
On March 28, while at Desert View Watchtower on the South Rim, they used a white-out product and a permanent marker to deface a sign painted more than 60 years ago by artist Mary Colter. The sign, a National Historic Landmark, was considered unique and irreplaceable, according to Sandy Raynor, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Phoenix.
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Exactly. Who gives a rat's ass if your spam is 1/2 what it was 5 years ago.
Does anyone really remember results from 5 years ago?
It's certainly much more than it was 1 year ago.
... an appropriately sized flat head screwdriver and some careful turning opens them just fine.
Exactly. I regularly do that if I don't have a torx bit handy.
The only people this is going to stop is people that have no business opening their iphones anyhow.
If you are living in a trailer park in Florida, you've probably got a whole lot more to worry about than being on the brink of nuclear war.
And by calling it NFC instead of RFID, all of its security issues magically disappear
Busted!
Twice!
No kidding. I don't quite see how this is earth shattering news.
ZOMG! Now my friends will know my REAL name
Why should anyone have to pay $5/mo for Gold, just to gain access to a streaming service you are already paying for.
It's not like Microsoft is adding any value here.
If you want free access, just get and AppleTV or even cheaper, a Roku.
Dead silent and no monthly fees.
Thought this was another TSA patdown story.
"Say you think Al Gore's science is wrong, Sarah Palin doesn't know what she's talking about, or Cheney's a liar."
Hopefully we are allowed to use logical OR, rather than exclusive OR
Settle down all you knee-jerkers, that's not actually what he said
A house?!! WTF, this is slashdot, can we please get a proper car analogy?
The #1 thing that all living things fear is death
Actual death is #2. #1 is public speaking.
I guess public posting is quite a bit further down the list.
Pedobear approved.
What's a "mayor hardware vendor"?
He's the guy in charge of overseeing the LCD/memory/processor price fixing
Isn't it frustrating that the military never encourages the development of new technology?
Joke's on DARPA though..... Boeing is gonna spend that $89 mil on hookers & blow, since they know the world ends 2 years before they have to deliver it.
We could tell you, but then we'd have to kill you.
"This is not the Gnus for Nerds your are looking for"
Raspberry Tart?
Really Terrible?
Rehashed Technology?
... once a copyrighted work expired
Yeah, like *THAT* would ever happen.
"Thanks to you, I now have a new website that I'll spend hours wasting time on reading"
Glad to know I'm not alone.
You're Welcome!
Already done
is dont talk about spy club
Why is it important that the recording was performed with this particular device?
It isn't. It's a WIRED-vertisement, and now a slashvertisement as well.
Kind of? More like supremely...
http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/news/articles/2008/08/22/20080822grammarcops0822.html
On March 28, while at Desert View Watchtower on the South Rim, they used a white-out product and a permanent marker to deface a sign painted more than 60 years ago by artist Mary Colter. The sign, a National Historic Landmark, was considered unique and irreplaceable, according to Sandy Raynor, a spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office in Phoenix.