Why sell a product if you're not ready to make it work? I'm looking at you, Symantec! When Endpoint Protection first rolled out it was so buggy it couldn't do anything right. It's as though nobody bothered to do any testing at all. And those guys had the nerve to collect money for it.
I use Bing all the time! I bing for google, then key in what I want. But seriously, when I move around computers I use what's available and convenient. Most of the time Bing gets me nowhere, then I shake my head and google it. Google might get me nowhere as well, but somehow it's more authoritative to me - if Google can't find what I'm looking for, nobody can.
Now the real challenge is to get someone to write a new rootkit, and see if it can defeat the protections. What's the point in protecting against known kits?
MS isn't just killing the box, they are corrupting the profiles of the users that are caught on modded boxes. This makes it easier for users to switch to Sony, not to get them to come back with a brand new profile.
The 360 is by no means a new console, where every component goes at a premium price. If Microsoft is still losing money on every sale, they must be doing something wrong.
The wierd thing is that OSX runs much better on an Atom than Windows 7 does, or even XP. I find the experience just as snappy as I would on a mac mini. Of course, don't use it for any heavy lifting, like making movies. If Apple sold an atom-based notebook, it would sell well.
I'm still trying to understand your post. You're either saying 1. Smart people are usually men, and their libido gets in the way 2. Smart chicks are lesbians 3. Smart women act foolishly by nature Either way, you're a prick. Welcome to the club!
It was bound to happen the moment Apple moved to the intel platform and started using commodity hardware. What this article is saying is that Apple will not consider a low-cost low-power computer with an Atom inside it. Guess you won't find that option in the next refresh of the mac mini. They're being anal of course, since they're actually adding extra code to lock out that processor series.
Look at it this way. You pirate windows, your box joins a botnet, and who suffers? Some other poor SOB. Somewhere there's a corporate site to DDOS, somewhere there's an account to brute-force, and Microsoft's reputation takes a fall. Remind me where's the genuine advantage in that again?
It's only going to be easier to buy than to track down that torrent if the industry maintains a steady pressure to shut down torrent sites and force them into hiding. Therefore the industry has to do both - provide a reliable alternative, and also lots of FUD and takedown notices.
Having a htc touch dual that ran 6.0, and later 6.1, and previously owned a HP 6515 running wm2003, I can vouch that most of the time, my devices that crash or freeze do so due to faulty hardware. YMMV however, your telco may have done something really unsupported when they crippled your device or added their own branding to the software.
Yes. Now all that's missing is the part where you sign it. Not there? Then who agreed to Apple Computer's terms? Can they really lay claim to a piece of natural produce? Doesn't God have prior art?
Being from Singapore, let me vouch that the number of hours are vastly under-reported - students are expected to cover the non-schooling hours with self-sponsored private tuition and co-curricular activities, which can really consume alot of time. Education is all about catching up with your neighbors, and catching up is an obsession with parents, so what was supposedly optional becomes mandatory.
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This is only more evidence that Lucas didn't remake the movies because he wanted to make them better, he did it because he hates us!
This is why kitchen laboratories should not be taken so lightly.
If I could almost always pick the MP3, then I can tell the difference after all. It's just that I prefer the lossy sound, or equate that with quality.
The question everyone should be asking is, How can I have my cake and eat it? How can I play this guy and grab his million bucks for free?
Can't be. Female for barber is barberella.
Why sell a product if you're not ready to make it work? I'm looking at you, Symantec! When Endpoint Protection first rolled out it was so buggy it couldn't do anything right. It's as though nobody bothered to do any testing at all. And those guys had the nerve to collect money for it.
I use Bing all the time! I bing for google, then key in what I want.
But seriously, when I move around computers I use what's available and convenient. Most of the time Bing gets me nowhere, then I shake my head and google it. Google might get me nowhere as well, but somehow it's more authoritative to me - if Google can't find what I'm looking for, nobody can.
Now the real challenge is to get someone to write a new rootkit, and see if it can defeat the protections. What's the point in protecting against known kits?
Just about anyone can be a Microsoft Certified Partner. All you have to do is make the sales quotas.
MS isn't just killing the box, they are corrupting the profiles of the users that are caught on modded boxes. This makes it easier for users to switch to Sony, not to get them to come back with a brand new profile.
The 360 is by no means a new console, where every component goes at a premium price. If Microsoft is still losing money on every sale, they must be doing something wrong.
The wierd thing is that OSX runs much better on an Atom than Windows 7 does, or even XP. I find the experience just as snappy as I would on a mac mini. Of course, don't use it for any heavy lifting, like making movies. If Apple sold an atom-based notebook, it would sell well.
I'm still trying to understand your post. You're either saying
1. Smart people are usually men, and their libido gets in the way
2. Smart chicks are lesbians
3. Smart women act foolishly by nature
Either way, you're a prick. Welcome to the club!
I like how the thing folds, and there's no way to plug it in wrong and all. I don't like how flimsy and easily broken it's gonna be.
No cat in the world can be kept on a leash. You don't keep them, they keep you.
My point was that the people that are hurt by not giving out updates for free are not the freeloaders, they are the paying customers.
It was bound to happen the moment Apple moved to the intel platform and started using commodity hardware. What this article is saying is that Apple will not consider a low-cost low-power computer with an Atom inside it. Guess you won't find that option in the next refresh of the mac mini. They're being anal of course, since they're actually adding extra code to lock out that processor series.
Look at it this way. You pirate windows, your box joins a botnet, and who suffers? Some other poor SOB. Somewhere there's a corporate site to DDOS, somewhere there's an account to brute-force, and Microsoft's reputation takes a fall. Remind me where's the genuine advantage in that again?
It's only going to be easier to buy than to track down that torrent if the industry maintains a steady pressure to shut down torrent sites and force them into hiding. Therefore the industry has to do both - provide a reliable alternative, and also lots of FUD and takedown notices.
Having a htc touch dual that ran 6.0, and later 6.1, and previously owned a HP 6515 running wm2003, I can vouch that most of the time, my devices that crash or freeze do so due to faulty hardware. YMMV however, your telco may have done something really unsupported when they crippled your device or added their own branding to the software.
Pls mod up, he's expressed something that everyone knows, just not how to say it.
Yes. Now all that's missing is the part where you sign it. Not there? Then who agreed to Apple Computer's terms? Can they really lay claim to a piece of natural produce? Doesn't God have prior art?
Pirates do it for games and movies. Good luck with that.
Being from Singapore, let me vouch that the number of hours are vastly under-reported - students are expected to cover the non-schooling hours with self-sponsored private tuition and co-curricular activities, which can really consume alot of time. Education is all about catching up with your neighbors, and catching up is an obsession with parents, so what was supposedly optional becomes mandatory.
I thought the strategy with China was to adopt their ways, redefine the idea of democracy, and then declare victory.