Google does nothing to censor apps on devices running Android. You can freely side-load or use another app store, they do nothing to stop you. Unlike Apple, where the only source of apps for stock devices is censored.
"it has a CPU, memory, can do input, processing, and output (the Von Neumann definition). It's capable of doing Turing complete things, and writing code written for it. It's personal, and it meets all of the definitions of computer."
You just described my clock radio.
Fact is, "PC" has traditionally meant IBM PC compatibles, not the literal "personal computer." Mac vs. PC, etc. It seems you're the one who's trying to redefine what a PC is.
Did you ever think about Pluto and Goofy? I mean - Goofy is Mickey's peer, and Pluto is his slave. Like Ferengi women, he's not allowed to wear clothing. Not very politically correct of Disney.
It's a load of BS. There's no need to buy back anything. Spectrum belongs to the people, and can't be legitimately sold, despite what the government thinks it can do. It's a public resource, and the most the government can do is manage it, not sell it.
Just take it back and use it for a better purpose than it's being used for now. No need to "buy" or compensate anybody - they've been making money off a public resource and have nothing to complain about if that resource goes away.
"Today, we celebrate the first glorious anniversary of the Information Purification Directives. We have created, for the first time in all history, a garden of pure ideologyâ"where each worker may bloom, secure from the pests purveying contradictory truths. Our Unification of Thoughts is more powerful a weapon than any fleet or army on earth. We are one people, with one will, one resolve, one cause. Our enemies shall talk themselves to death, and we will bury them with their own confusion. We shall prevail!" - Apple
And yet, you didn't link to any images which would support your contention. In fact, a quick Google images search for "coffeeloungeinSoma" disproves it.
I'm not familiar with (UK?) stores, but a quick Google shows that Apple stores are distinctively different than Debenahms (I don't see any video screens, and it's much more cluttered), or HMV (I don't see any tables or wall mounted video displays).
Apple stores do have a distinctive look, and I can't fault them for wanting to keep that unique. I don't think they're trying at all to claim the individual features, but the overall architecture created by a combination of features.
My understanding is that inkjets work in one of two ways, either boiling the ink in the nozzles to make them squirt, or subjecting the ink to extreme pressure using piezo. What effect would that have on trying to print (presumably live) cells?
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All the ones who can answer your question do.
If we don't have it, you don't need it. If we can't fix it, we'll fix it so nobody else can.
...because displaying dmesg output in Comic Sans is so useful when trying to fix a low level system issue.
No, your "other words" only demonstrate an inability to reason logically.
Sorry, ELIZA. I forgot the closing tag.
Google does nothing to censor apps on devices running Android. You can freely side-load or use another app store, they do nothing to stop you. Unlike Apple, where the only source of apps for stock devices is censored.
"it has a CPU, memory, can do input, processing, and output (the Von Neumann definition). It's capable of doing Turing complete things, and writing code written for it. It's personal, and it meets all of the definitions of computer."
You just described my clock radio.
Fact is, "PC" has traditionally meant IBM PC compatibles, not the literal "personal computer." Mac vs. PC, etc. It seems you're the one who's trying to redefine what a PC is.
If a tabled is a computer, so it my microwave oven. They both have processors, and my oven even has a keyboard (and it's user programmable).
Apple is now the top politically correct vendor. That must be because they censor apps.
Did you ever think about Pluto and Goofy? I mean - Goofy is Mickey's peer, and Pluto is his slave. Like Ferengi women, he's not allowed to wear clothing. Not very politically correct of Disney.
Where's my cold fusion?
It's a load of BS. There's no need to buy back anything. Spectrum belongs to the people, and can't be legitimately sold, despite what the government thinks it can do. It's a public resource, and the most the government can do is manage it, not sell it.
Just take it back and use it for a better purpose than it's being used for now. No need to "buy" or compensate anybody - they've been making money off a public resource and have nothing to complain about if that resource goes away.
"Today, we celebrate the first glorious anniversary of the Information Purification Directives. We have created, for the first time in all history, a garden of pure ideologyâ"where each worker may bloom, secure from the pests purveying contradictory truths. Our Unification of Thoughts is more powerful a weapon than any fleet or army on earth. We are one people, with one will, one resolve, one cause. Our enemies shall talk themselves to death, and we will bury them with their own confusion. We shall prevail!" - Apple
Go ahead, mod me down for "your" instead of "you're." :-)
No, it's "media," unless your talking about clairvoyants.
It's now obvious that you can't link to any images to support the claim. You lose.
They could call it the ZunePhone.
If it's all simply math, then there is an entire software industry you can readily replace. What's stopping you?
You're simply trying to define "math" to be what you want it to be. Sorry, I won't play.
And yet, you didn't link to any images which would support your contention. In fact, a quick Google images search for "coffee lounge in Soma" disproves it.
"What part of software is not math?"
The parts you have to hire sweaty bags of meat to write.
Yuppie bars & coffee lounges present no trademark conflict to a store selling consumer electronics. What's your point?
I'm not familiar with (UK?) stores, but a quick Google shows that Apple stores are distinctively different than Debenahms (I don't see any video screens, and it's much more cluttered), or HMV (I don't see any tables or wall mounted video displays).
Apple stores do have a distinctive look, and I can't fault them for wanting to keep that unique. I don't think they're trying at all to claim the individual features, but the overall architecture created by a combination of features.
Is a Mouser or Digikey catalog, plus whatever reference material suit your abilities/needs.
My understanding is that inkjets work in one of two ways, either boiling the ink in the nozzles to make them squirt, or subjecting the ink to extreme pressure using piezo. What effect would that have on trying to print (presumably live) cells?