Sure, they can do whatever they want with their product, but only for restricted values of 'whatever'. Specifically, changes that would use a monopoly position to wipe out competition in the market are restricted. I'm not sure if that's the case here though, sounds more like whining.
Nonetheless, it seems that you are ignoring the fact that the simple action of connecting a MP3 player into a computer running windows is security problem.
No I'm not. If that's a security problem, then it becomes Apple's security problem when they use that functionality. Why do they use insecure practices?
It's all well and nice to bash Microsoft and despise them, I spit on their mother's grave every tuesday myself. But come on now, show some restraint!
Bullshit. Microsoft has got nothing to do with this. Nothing! What matters is that malware found its way onto the iPods during production. It doesn't matter what the malware was, what purpose it had, or for what platform it was designed.
Putting Microsoft in the spotlight is shoehorning at best, and criminally hypocritical spin at worst, IMHO.
Why not use address bar shortcuts? I have "g [search terms]" for Google, "w [search]" for Wikipedia, and "iso [search]" for isoHunt. Does anyone need anything else?
Hm, the article mentioned television in addition to music videos, but I guess it's mostly music videos. The popular videos can be had from torrent trackers, though.
Actually, that sounds complicated. How do you disconnect from the previous point when you're already at the next point, tying yourself in? Without wasting time going back and forth, that is.
The fertilizer theory is interesting, there's some speculation that the Ryongcheon disaster was because of an exploding cargo of fertilizer, so they would have experience with the power of this stuff. Although the latest news point towards nuclear, but they might have just put some radioactive material in the mix for good measure.
.07mm??? And I thought my.18mm pens were tiny! Do you take all your notes on grains of rice or something?
He's saying high-resolution images and text. Probably sweeps the pen over the paper and rattles it like a dot-matrix printer. Good god, what a diligent note-taker!
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Sure, they can do whatever they want with their product, but only for restricted values of 'whatever'. Specifically, changes that would use a monopoly position to wipe out competition in the market are restricted. I'm not sure if that's the case here though, sounds more like whining.
It's all well and nice to bash Microsoft and despise them, I spit on their mother's grave every tuesday myself. But come on now, show some restraint!
Putting Microsoft in the spotlight is shoehorning at best, and criminally hypocritical spin at worst, IMHO.
You might want to try a pair of good in-ear plugs, like Etymotic.
Why not use address bar shortcuts? I have "g [search terms]" for Google, "w [search]" for Wikipedia, and "iso [search]" for isoHunt. Does anyone need anything else?
Which part is shallow?
Hm, the article mentioned television in addition to music videos, but I guess it's mostly music videos. The popular videos can be had from torrent trackers, though.
It could partially be a problem with the game, if it requires excessive amounts of time to be amusing enough for the majority of players.
Even if you play it, it's still too simple to ruin your life. Now, Warcraft II on the other hand ...
..and everyone who's interested in/studying Japanese. I for one do not welcome this news.
No.
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Actually, that sounds complicated. How do you disconnect from the previous point when you're already at the next point, tying yourself in? Without wasting time going back and forth, that is.
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Plenty yes, but none of those pertain to the majority of users.
What, you'll buy a PS3 just to camp in the Wii launch line?
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The fertilizer theory is interesting, there's some speculation that the Ryongcheon disaster was because of an exploding cargo of fertilizer, so they would have experience with the power of this stuff. Although the latest news point towards nuclear, but they might have just put some radioactive material in the mix for good measure.
It's my birthday, you insensitive clod!
I like it. This rare friday the 13th happens to be my birthday.
No, a digitized scan of a printed and copied digital photo of a developed film print on a wooden table.