Sometimes I *LIKE* to watch shows that my TiVo doesn't think I'll like. This is how you get interested in new shows. If you constantly watch Action/Adventure films, the technology may never recommend that one really good drama that's on tonight. You will miss out on it.
You would get internet packets that aren't even meant for you, and that you can't use. For some reason, this would make me more angry than just having a slower speed.
What you consider "Interruptions", are actually "Solutions" to the people who bother you. Guess what? It's the 21st century. You will *HAVE* to work with people. Deal with it.
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Maybe because Hollywood is in the US....
I can just picture an entire platoon of robots stumbling and falling on their faces to the tune of "Yakkety Sax"...
Sometimes I *LIKE* to watch shows that my TiVo doesn't think I'll like. This is how you get interested in new shows. If you constantly watch Action/Adventure films, the technology may never recommend that one really good drama that's on tonight. You will miss out on it.
What book is published about the current Duke basketball game?
Ironically, a lot of good Sci-fi series are filmed in Canada!
What you say?
The larger capacity phone has to have faster storage because there is just so much of it!
When the Russian hacker was arrested, he donned a pair of goggles and said "Safety is number one priority."
Panasonic could make a killing if they gave the coaches TOUGHBOOKS instead.
Candy Crush Saga!
Not to mention all the "Hidden API's" scattered throughout Windows. That doesn't seem really open to me.
I had no idea that William Shatner had a slashdot account!
So to continue the water/internet analogy:
You would get internet packets that aren't even meant for you, and that you can't use. For some reason, this would make me more angry than just having a slower speed.
...and it's RED because it heard you call it that, and it's blushing!
It's actually called a TRACKPOINT. Conversely, the "touchpad" is referred to as a GLIDEPOINT.
How do you "PURCHASE" a free OS?
Aside from this exact case, we really haven't heard about the RIAA doing anything nasty for months - maybe even years.
In order to tell if this is a realistic complaint, or just some crazy whining, we need to know exactly who these "opponents" are.
And while you're at it, Free Mars!
If you don't want a jailbreak, don't connect the cell door locks to the internet.
If you don't want a nuclear war, don't connect your launch controls to the internet.
Why do I even have to say this?
Or how about "Amazon Now"?
For a moment, I thought the article was referring to Sean Murray. Now *THAT* would explain a lot.
What you consider "Interruptions", are actually "Solutions" to the people who bother you. Guess what? It's the 21st century. You will *HAVE* to work with people. Deal with it.
Maybe now it runs on a 386SX....
Easy. Bend it.
Your iPhone is a very expensive piece of precision computing technology. Put it in a hard case, and DON'T put it in your back pocket!
Don't worry. We all understand that as technology improves, and programs start to do amazing things, there will still always be people with no talent.