But being heavily involved in hardware product design? I think that's above his pay grade,
Not as a brand, and surely that's what this is about. Lenovo is trying to nexus Kutcher's appeal outside China to help smooth the path into hearts and minds that may never be tempted to give their (Chinese) brand a second look otherwise. It worked for Nikon, as just one example. They are already enjoying headlines over it.
That, and they may have been forced to classify him as a unique technical asset (true or not), in order to get him on the payroll with Beijing's approval....
I worked inside Lenovo a few years back and I wish them the best today.
You say you are comparing on the same hardware, but there is no hardware in common for all the OSes you state.
Doesn't matter. There is no comparison between disjointed hardware and software on one side, and Apple's start-to-end products on the other. That's what this is about, not how everything out there compares directly. It's also why Apple is able to deliver such stellar battery life across the board.
Here are ten ideas on how to spend the money that should be taken away from the NSA. ..
1.) Buy as much bacon as possible before the Chinese decide they need it all for themselves.
2.) I lied about ten, well, because bacon.
Because we all know how lovable those two are when one says "I'm near the tools" belarpp and the other says "I'm near the linens" deeeep. Who doesn't love to be part of someone else's game of big box marco polo. . .
The Korean govt. will likely put some debilitating tariffs and import restrictions in place that pertain to EU goods in order to force the same ends that the patent wars were meant to accomplish.
It's never been about spending or how much - it's always about value, plain and simple ROI. NASA has always appeared needy, these days more than ever, and when someone gets noisy about needing funding, people get suspicious.
Why is it NASA always wants just a bit more and their promised discovery is right around the corner? They get used to being funded and hate updating resumes for the private sector. No surprise there and no surprise tax payers mistrust funding them without end.
Again with the DUD smelling 'dog food' we're-all-gonna-starve poverty chant - really? Odds are you should worry more about becoming dog food if things are as bad as you pretend.
Maybe not if your history shows low exposure in general. Maybe if you exceeded safe levels/limits years ago (that would be me). Now, if you can be more specific, and avoid general 'anyone', you might get an answer you can use. In the mean time, and just to be safe, all low-information questioners are advised to get back on the other side of the Police tape and we'll let you know if anything changes.
This is just what happens from lazy editors/contributors on the weekends when they phone it in based on a one from column A, one from column B summary.
Might as well be another 'President Lincoln's Doctor's Dog' episode.
. . . but given how hard it is for empires to break old habits, I doubt it is not realistic to expect the USA and/or GBR to stop now. It's just such a cornerstone of doing business at that level.
After all, when you drive down your street and a neighbor leaves their garage door open, you can't help but take a look, right?
Me 2:) Interleaf became FrameMaker. I started with the former in 1996 and wound up in the later as late as 2003. To me they both live on in today's XML and Epub editors. I haven't touched WORD in over 5 years now. Pages does all I need these days.
If you like outlines/thumbnails etc. on the left and you're doing (interactive) books, try iBooks Author, just be prepared for a messy experience if you need to insert any WORD chapters.
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But being heavily involved in hardware product design? I think that's above his pay grade,
Not as a brand, and surely that's what this is about. Lenovo is trying to nexus Kutcher's appeal outside China to help smooth the path into hearts and minds that may never be tempted to give their (Chinese) brand a second look otherwise. It worked for Nikon, as just one example. They are already enjoying headlines over it.
That, and they may have been forced to classify him as a unique technical asset (true or not), in order to get him on the payroll with Beijing's approval....
I worked inside Lenovo a few years back and I wish them the best today.
FB just did a U-turn on this...
. . . for a buck. Can't wait to see (or not see) what's next.
You say you are comparing on the same hardware, but there is no hardware in common for all the OSes you state.
Doesn't matter. There is no comparison between disjointed hardware and software on one side, and Apple's start-to-end products on the other. That's what this is about, not how everything out there compares directly. It's also why Apple is able to deliver such stellar battery life across the board.
Here are ten ideas on how to spend the money that should be taken away from the NSA. . .
1.) Buy as much bacon as possible before the Chinese decide they need it all for themselves.
2.) I lied about ten, well, because bacon.
Microsoft has been a Forrester client for some time now.
Because we all know how lovable those two are when one says "I'm near the tools" belarpp and the other says "I'm near the linens" deeeep. Who doesn't love to be part of someone else's game of big box marco polo. . .
It's no longer just an uphill battle trying to make things secure - we've lost the war.
All niche market products suffer the same fate when expectations for broad market type growth are assumed.
The Korean govt. will likely put some debilitating tariffs and import restrictions in place that pertain to EU goods in order to force the same ends that the patent wars were meant to accomplish.
. . .Lilies of the Field was done in B & W.
That, and there was less competition for cinematography Oscar bestieness.
Reading between the lines, it may be that the point of the (IT/Tech) article was that a woman was the principal, rather than a man.
Yay for that, but otherwise it seems to be celebrating mediocrity. . .
Samsung does . . .
It's never been about spending or how much - it's always about value, plain and simple ROI. NASA has always appeared needy, these days more than ever, and when someone gets noisy about needing funding, people get suspicious.
Why is it NASA always wants just a bit more and their promised discovery is right around the corner? They get used to being funded and hate updating resumes for the private sector. No surprise there and no surprise tax payers mistrust funding them without end.
Again with the DUD smelling 'dog food' we're-all-gonna-starve poverty chant - really? Odds are you should worry more about becoming dog food if things are as bad as you pretend.
'anyone'?
Maybe not if your history shows low exposure in general. Maybe if you exceeded safe levels/limits years ago (that would be me). Now, if you can be more specific, and avoid general 'anyone', you might get an answer you can use. In the mean time, and just to be safe, all low-information questioners are advised to get back on the other side of the Police tape and we'll let you know if anything changes.
As if. . .
This is just what happens from lazy editors/contributors on the weekends when they phone it in based on a one from column A, one from column B summary.
Might as well be another 'President Lincoln's Doctor's Dog' episode.
. . . but given how hard it is for empires to break old habits, I doubt it is not realistic to expect the USA and/or GBR to stop now. It's just such a cornerstone of doing business at that level.
After all, when you drive down your street and a neighbor leaves their garage door open, you can't help but take a look, right?
Good info, thanks.
:)
Did you note poor Lars' new job title ?
/. promotes itself and can't even get the blurb right.
Poor Lars. . .
Me 2 :) Interleaf became FrameMaker. I started with the former in 1996 and wound up in the later as late as 2003. To me they both live on in today's XML and Epub editors. I haven't touched WORD in over 5 years now. Pages does all I need these days.
If you like outlines/thumbnails etc. on the left and you're doing (interactive) books, try iBooks Author, just be prepared for a messy experience if you need to insert any WORD chapters.
. . .these turn out to be forced/silent restarts by Apple on the backend, due to a laundry list of reasons best left to others - don't ask how I know.
. . . but someone has to get credit for it. I say good on them.
" the traders missed a few things "
Maybe it was intentional - I'm sure someone profited, after all.
The harder you have to dig.