We need new technology that could take a person anywhere in the world without having to spend 2 hours in the airport waiting to get onboard.
With the help of TSA and terrorists, this could well be achieved in our current generation, because airflight will soon be too inconvenient, if not cost prohibitive, to be economically viable.
We need to step ahead of the terrorists and eliminate the threat model entirely.
Just like iPhone, Apple will start rolling out iStalk soon.
I heard Apple has been testing it internally for a while. Those email replies from Steve Jobs' account really all came from a beta version of iStalk, not Jobs himself.
Commander: The iPhone 4 failed to wake European users here, here and here. Hitler: I am sure Steve Jobs will fix this promptly. Commander:...Sir, the same bug existed in 3GS. Hitler:...those who use Android phones and were waken up on time please leave the room.
The fuck is that the world is not ideal. There are good guys, bad guys, corporations, governments, investors and shareholders. Google, as a for-profit corporation, has been acting with good intentions, and in fact doing as well as a corporation could possibly do. Punishing someone without legal basis is not the way to make the world better, especially after he himself reported the incidence to the authorities and the public instead of covering it up.
If you truly believe what Google did deserved punishment, lobby for a law that prohibits collecting data in unsecured networks that broadcast themselves onto the public space. But this time, leave Google alone.
The press don't get it, do they? The reason is that so many people are already complaining about iPhone 4's signal issue, that the white version is only going to make it worse by introducing white noise.
Phones have other uses than playing games (playing games is rather a minor functionality), but the only real usage of jailbreaking game console is, you guessed it, playing pirated games.
I sometimes hang out on a web forum, and they have a special forum where you could post anonymously - it's not really anonymous, as you still need to login and post, but the postings do not show your user id or IP addresses, so it appears totally anonymous, except to the web admins. So people post a lot of random crazy stuff there which would embarrass themselves if it had not been anonymous.
Then one day the forum upgraded their software, and due to a bug, all posts inside that anonymous forum suddenly showed all user IDs - including the old ones. That quickly turned into a sh*tstorm as people ran around screaming in panic with their underwear.
The lesson: do not post anything if you don't want others to find out it's you.
Slashdot Mirror
that Google was launching to counter Facebook. Guess I was wrong. People don't live on a virtual network when they could live in a real one.
You should learn Chinese.
Plus the Aros interface of the menu/tab bars really makes the fonts unreadable
just use fingers to touch OS X and feet to run Windows, while voice-controlling Linux.
I guess the /. submission backlog is really as bad as the Immigration and Neutralization services
QQ-360 Battle Escalates into War.
Always fun to watch.
and he had to kill himself to wake up
and I don't think Larry and Sergey will give to damn to those Chinese resellers.
Pee as you 'go' plan
There, fixed for ya.
Or Aohoo.
We need new technology that could take a person anywhere in the world without having to spend 2 hours in the airport waiting to get onboard.
With the help of TSA and terrorists, this could well be achieved in our current generation, because airflight will soon be too inconvenient, if not cost prohibitive, to be economically viable.
We need to step ahead of the terrorists and eliminate the threat model entirely.
Only synthetics should be allowed on flight. That's easier to scan anyway and will drive the cost down.
Oops, I think I played too much Mass Effect.
Block all flashes by default but allow user to enable one specifically. Problem solved.
Just like iPhone, Apple will start rolling out iStalk soon.
I heard Apple has been testing it internally for a while. Those email replies from Steve Jobs' account really all came from a beta version of iStalk, not Jobs himself.
Now I have no need to even consider getting one.
I doubt you would get one anyways.
Commander: The iPhone 4 failed to wake European users here, here and here. ...Sir, the same bug existed in 3GS. ...those who use Android phones and were waken up on time please leave the room.
Hitler: I am sure Steve Jobs will fix this promptly.
Commander:
Hitler:
The fuck is that the world is not ideal. There are good guys, bad guys, corporations, governments, investors and shareholders. Google, as a for-profit corporation, has been acting with good intentions, and in fact doing as well as a corporation could possibly do. Punishing someone without legal basis is not the way to make the world better, especially after he himself reported the incidence to the authorities and the public instead of covering it up.
If you truly believe what Google did deserved punishment, lobby for a law that prohibits collecting data in unsecured networks that broadcast themselves onto the public space. But this time, leave Google alone.
The funniest comment for the day
The press don't get it, do they? The reason is that so many people are already complaining about iPhone 4's signal issue, that the white version is only going to make it worse by introducing white noise.
Phones have other uses than playing games (playing games is rather a minor functionality), but the only real usage of jailbreaking game console is, you guessed it, playing pirated games.
Go figure.
I sometimes hang out on a web forum, and they have a special forum where you could post anonymously - it's not really anonymous, as you still need to login and post, but the postings do not show your user id or IP addresses, so it appears totally anonymous, except to the web admins. So people post a lot of random crazy stuff there which would embarrass themselves if it had not been anonymous.
Then one day the forum upgraded their software, and due to a bug, all posts inside that anonymous forum suddenly showed all user IDs - including the old ones. That quickly turned into a sh*tstorm as people ran around screaming in panic with their underwear.
The lesson: do not post anything if you don't want others to find out it's you.
My thought exactly.
It's like "Sue me, and make me famous, again!".
You are tweeting it wrong!
More accurately, Jobs doesn't believe in hypes. Even those he created himself.
Facebook won't sell for 50b