And why exactly would Apple do this you moron!! A you delusional enough to think that Steve Jobs hates you personally and is out to get you. The only reason Apple would want to disable a program is if it was found to be harmful after the fact like a number of android programs that were found to be trojans stealing personal information. Thats like saying the police shouldn't have guns because they my shoot you. They have no reason to and if they did they would be in big trouble.
lets say you do purchase 100 board games. iPad cost $700 (some free some 2.99) cardboard cost $12,000 $2000 for the games and $10000 for the addition to your house.
And what the hell makes you think a iPad wont last 30 years. you replace a few batteries by then but nothing else should ever wear out in your lifetime.
and cardboard games can't be magically used on 20 different devices. iPad games however can be used on every device you own. Two iPads three iPhones and a iPod touch no problem.
You know I hear the developed these things called face masks that block dust and other allergens. This is like a paraplegic that doesn't want to buy a wheelchair saying walmart should have employees carry him around the store.
this is a design problem not a green problem. Simply retrofitting LEDs into old designs was a mistake. LEDs don't have the same reflective properties as regular lights and dont need the covers that create most of the problem here. As said before in northern climates we should add a low power heating element, make the whole design smoother to reduce build up ( that would also reduce motion and strain induced by wind ), make them black (also increases contrast) and chemically coating them to prevent build up.
Note - power usage is not really an issue here. LED lights are not being installed for energy savings. Sure that comes with the package but the real savings is replacement cost. While a LED bulb may cost just as much as the 6 regular bulbs it will replace in its life, that is five fewer times you'll spend hundreds of dollars sending a crew and a lift truck out to replace the bulbs.
Exactly Apple knows that the Hackintosh community knows better than to call Apple if their hackintosh is wonky. If people sell hackintoshes (what is the correct plural form of hackintosh?) to the masses they wont understand that Apple doesn't support them. Apple would have to deal with the burden of support calls and lose of goodwill from hackintosh issues.
Yeah modify a copy of windows to run on your PS3 and see how long before MS's lawyers show up. And funny thing every console is tied to its software and vice-versa.
Maybe before you can run for Congress you should prove you've read the Constitution. Of course since this is congress trying to assume powers of the exec branch it will never pass muster.
Data has shown that iPhone users average 400MB/month. This is far and away the most by any group. AT&T charges $30/month for the iPhone data plan. That equates to over $60/GB but AT&T and just about every other carrier charge that amount for 5GB/month data plans. Doesn't make sense does it. Carriers are claiming they can't make money at $60/GB data while they charge only $12/GB on data only plans.
I think we would all be giddy as school girls if they just charged everyone $12/GB for data making the average cost for data for iPhone user drop from $30 to $6. But for some reason I doubt that will happen.
If your the consumer and you buy a piece of software you automatically licensed for use of one copy of that software at a time. Copies made (in Memory) to enable that are part of the deal (this is covered under copyright law). If your not the consumer but a commercial interest all bets are off. Just as a MP3 player Vendor can not buy some CDs and put them on its product without a separate commercial license Psystar can not buy copies of OS X and put them on a system without a OEM agreement. Commercial copying is a very different world from personal consumer copying.
The EULA has no bearing on this case. Why? Because its a END User Licensing Agreement. Psystar is NOT A END USER they are an OEM. Its just as illegal for a PC manufacturer to pre-install a retail copy of windows. And yes MS would go after anyone that did this. OEM licenses have many extra terms and the software is able to present the end user with the EULA.
if so, will some games in the future say, "only to run on nvidia brand hardware".
You mean like the ones that say "only to run on xBox hardware" or "only to run on PlayStation hardware" or "only to run on WI hardware" Psystar wins and consoles die forever
If only you could. Many cellular modem's have drivers that prevent this basically blocking any network access other than the cellular card. That aside sharing a connection with overages costing between $100 and $250 per gig and roaming ranging from $1000 to $20,000 per gig seems dangerous at best.
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And why exactly would Apple do this you moron!! A you delusional enough to think that Steve Jobs hates you personally and is out to get you. The only reason Apple would want to disable a program is if it was found to be harmful after the fact like a number of android programs that were found to be trojans stealing personal information. Thats like saying the police shouldn't have guns because they my shoot you. They have no reason to and if they did they would be in big trouble.
lets say you do purchase 100 board games.
iPad cost $700 (some free some 2.99)
cardboard cost $12,000 $2000 for the games and $10000 for the addition to your house.
And what the hell makes you think a iPad wont last 30 years. you replace a few batteries by then but nothing else should ever wear out in your lifetime.
and cardboard games can't be magically used on 20 different devices. iPad games however can be used on every device you own. Two iPads three iPhones and a iPod touch no problem.
hey Andy Ihnatko says so its all I need.
Much in the same way the iphone and iPod are 51% of the mobile browsing market.
add 20 million new devices per quarter.
Yeah just because Apple owns 51% of the mobile browsing market already isn't a good enough reason.
That's a whole other product line. Hmmmm MacPad?!
Would a few million witnesses do?
Sales people lied...I'm Shocked.
You know I hear the developed these things called face masks that block dust and other allergens. This is like a paraplegic that doesn't want to buy a wheelchair saying walmart should have employees carry him around the store.
Pulled that out of your ass did you!
Number of deaths due to allergic reactions to nuts in US last year according to cdc 0
Number in last 10 years 0
Danger is from nuts in the seats not nuts in a bag!
this is a design problem not a green problem. Simply retrofitting LEDs into old designs was a mistake. LEDs don't have the same reflective properties as regular lights and dont need the covers that create most of the problem here. As said before in northern climates we should add a low power heating element, make the whole design smoother to reduce build up ( that would also reduce motion and strain induced by wind ), make them black (also increases contrast) and chemically coating them to prevent build up.
Note - power usage is not really an issue here. LED lights are not being installed for energy savings. Sure that comes with the package but the real savings is replacement cost. While a LED bulb may cost just as much as the 6 regular bulbs it will replace in its life, that is five fewer times you'll spend hundreds of dollars sending a crew and a lift truck out to replace the bulbs.
WOW. Most lawyers would be surprised to find out that sale terms cannot be enforced.
Exactly Apple knows that the Hackintosh community knows better than to call Apple if their hackintosh is wonky. If people sell hackintoshes (what is the correct plural form of hackintosh?) to the masses they wont understand that Apple doesn't support them. Apple would have to deal with the burden of support calls and lose of goodwill from hackintosh issues.
Yeah modify a copy of windows to run on your PS3 and see how long before MS's lawyers show up. And funny thing every console is tied to its software and vice-versa.
Maybe before you can run for Congress you should prove you've read the Constitution. Of course since this is congress trying to assume powers of the exec branch it will never pass muster.
Unless your all females your boss is wrong. Studies have shown that males can concentrate better with background music than without.
Data has shown that iPhone users average 400MB/month. This is far and away the most by any group. AT&T charges $30/month for the iPhone data plan. That equates to over $60/GB but AT&T and just about every other carrier charge that amount for 5GB/month data plans. Doesn't make sense does it. Carriers are claiming they can't make money at $60/GB data while they charge only $12/GB on data only plans.
I think we would all be giddy as school girls if they just charged everyone $12/GB for data making the average cost for data for iPhone user drop from $30 to $6. But for some reason I doubt that will happen.
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When will they start firing administrators for installing Windows!?
Am I the only one bewildered by the fact that the cop was writing a ticket every 4 minutes!!!!!!
Radars are standardised, calibrated, designed for the purpose, operated in proper condition by trained operators, etc...
Yes much like voting machines....
If your the consumer and you buy a piece of software you automatically licensed for use of one copy of that software at a time. Copies made (in Memory) to enable that are part of the deal (this is covered under copyright law). If your not the consumer but a commercial interest all bets are off. Just as a MP3 player Vendor can not buy some CDs and put them on its product without a separate commercial license Psystar can not buy copies of OS X and put them on a system without a OEM agreement. Commercial copying is a very different world from personal consumer copying.
The EULA has no bearing on this case. Why? Because its a END User Licensing Agreement. Psystar is NOT A END USER they are an OEM.
Its just as illegal for a PC manufacturer to pre-install a retail copy of windows. And yes MS would go after anyone that did this.
OEM licenses have many extra terms and the software is able to present the end user with the EULA.
PS is Psystar wins OEM Licensing dies,
if so, will some games in the future say, "only to run on nvidia brand hardware" .
You mean like the ones that say "only to run on xBox hardware" or "only to run on PlayStation hardware" or "only to run on WI hardware"
Psystar wins and consoles die forever
If only you could. Many cellular modem's have drivers that prevent this basically blocking any network access other than the cellular card.
That aside sharing a connection with overages costing between $100 and $250 per gig and roaming ranging from $1000 to $20,000 per gig seems dangerous at best.