The Alienware M17X is 2 inches thick and weighs over 11 lbs with 2 hours of battery life. The 17" Macbook Pro is 1 inch thick and weighs less than 7 pounds while giving 5.5 hours of battery life.
That's where your extra 600 Euros is going. Half the thickness, 3/5 the weight, and over twice the battery life.
No, they're actually not. iPhone is priced the same as other premium cell phones. iPads are generally cheaper than roughly-equivalent pads from other manufacturers. Macbook Pros are about the same price as other high-end laptops from Lenovo and others for the same specs/form factor/battery life.
You can get the Kindle app on iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry, WP7, and PC/Mac.
Automatic synchronization across all platforms. Read a hundred pages on your Android and automatically pick up at the furthest read spot when you turn on your Kindle.
Been to Disney World or Disneyland lately? Mickey is all over the place: in character, on rides, in artwork. This includes brand new stuff all the time.
Does Apple allow other manufacturers to build and sell their own branded iOS phones, with various core apps removed and replaced by their own versions?
Judges will generally already know the definitions of legal terms being used in a trial, and if they don't, they will get their clerk (a trained person with an actual law degree) to look up the actual law as well as any related case law and judicial decisions.
Judges don't go to Wikipedia to look up the definitions of legal terms.
Eh. The Close Door button in the elevators in my building definitely work. They make the doors close immediately after fully opening - they stay open for about 3-4 seconds otherwise. And they are Otis elevators.
The pedestrian crossing buttons do something to. If you don't press them, the cross street/left turn light turns green immediately after the main street turns red and the Cross signal never comes on. I've gotten burned a couple of times by not pressing it.
Honestly, as much of a douchebag as he is, I have to admit he is largely responsible for the current awesome state of the smartphone and media player market. Without Jobs, chances are none of us would be carrying around smartphones with awesome UIs loaded with dozens of great apps.
I can't support the law being changed, because I think there is some information that needs to stay classified.
You can't make an exception in the law, saying that classified documents are OK to release as long as one person thinks they should be and, well shucks, just really means well.
It *has* to be illegal for one low-level person to break confidentiality and distribute classified military information.
I agree that governments grossly abuse how they determine information should be classified. Perhaps that process is what needs to change, but we can't simply say it's OK when a single person leaks thousands of classified documents.
If he's the one who leaked these documents, he frankly belongs in prison. He broke the law.
I know that's harsh, but that's reality. He knew what the consequences were if he got caught. I'm highly sympathetic and indebted to him for doing something that I think was good and right, but he still clearly and willingly broke the law.
If they did, at least all the "Candlejack will get y...... [no carrier]" or "I torrent all the time and the CIA has never knocked down my doo... [end of line]" posts would make *some* semse.
Look at textbooks - new editions that are almost indistinguishable from the previous editions have new ISBNs. Do we count every single one as a different book?
The massive profits over the actual relatively low manufacturing costs go to the American designer/brand (assuming it's an American company like, say, Oakley).
If it remembers zoom levels for particular websites, it must remember the websites themselves. That also means someone can potentially obtain a list of URLs you visited in incognito mode.
That defeats the entire point of incognito mode. It's not supposed to remember anything.
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The Alienware M17X is 2 inches thick and weighs over 11 lbs with 2 hours of battery life. The 17" Macbook Pro is 1 inch thick and weighs less than 7 pounds while giving 5.5 hours of battery life.
That's where your extra 600 Euros is going. Half the thickness, 3/5 the weight, and over twice the battery life.
No, they're actually not. iPhone is priced the same as other premium cell phones. iPads are generally cheaper than roughly-equivalent pads from other manufacturers. Macbook Pros are about the same price as other high-end laptops from Lenovo and others for the same specs/form factor/battery life.
You can get the Kindle app on iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry, WP7, and PC/Mac.
Automatic synchronization across all platforms. Read a hundred pages on your Android and automatically pick up at the furthest read spot when you turn on your Kindle.
Oh, and there are Mickey video games. There's a new big-budget Disney game for the Wii called Epic Mickey starring the mouse himself.
Been to Disney World or Disneyland lately? Mickey is all over the place: in character, on rides, in artwork. This includes brand new stuff all the time.
The song was first published on an album in the past year, making it eligible for this category.
Does Apple allow other manufacturers to build and sell their own branded iOS phones, with various core apps removed and replaced by their own versions?
I don't have an iPhone, but I've used up to 4GB of data in a month on my Evo.
Judges will generally already know the definitions of legal terms being used in a trial, and if they don't, they will get their clerk (a trained person with an actual law degree) to look up the actual law as well as any related case law and judicial decisions.
Judges don't go to Wikipedia to look up the definitions of legal terms.
Eh. The Close Door button in the elevators in my building definitely work. They make the doors close immediately after fully opening - they stay open for about 3-4 seconds otherwise. And they are Otis elevators.
The pedestrian crossing buttons do something to. If you don't press them, the cross street/left turn light turns green immediately after the main street turns red and the Cross signal never comes on. I've gotten burned a couple of times by not pressing it.
This is a great initiative to implement when facing massive, crippling budget deficits.
Honestly, as much of a douchebag as he is, I have to admit he is largely responsible for the current awesome state of the smartphone and media player market. Without Jobs, chances are none of us would be carrying around smartphones with awesome UIs loaded with dozens of great apps.
I can't support the law being changed, because I think there is some information that needs to stay classified.
You can't make an exception in the law, saying that classified documents are OK to release as long as one person thinks they should be and, well shucks, just really means well.
It *has* to be illegal for one low-level person to break confidentiality and distribute classified military information.
I agree that governments grossly abuse how they determine information should be classified. Perhaps that process is what needs to change, but we can't simply say it's OK when a single person leaks thousands of classified documents.
If he's the one who leaked these documents, he frankly belongs in prison. He broke the law.
I know that's harsh, but that's reality. He knew what the consequences were if he got caught. I'm highly sympathetic and indebted to him for doing something that I think was good and right, but he still clearly and willingly broke the law.
If they did, at least all the "Candlejack will get y...... [no carrier]" or "I torrent all the time and the CIA has never knocked down my doo... [end of line]" posts would make *some* semse.
The TPB trackers are down, though. uTorrent is saying they are actively refusing connection.
They're saying that using a statement found in Wikipedia doesn't count as evidence, whether the statement was true or not.
AMD was founded 16 years before ATI and was producing branded processors before ATI existed.
Look at textbooks - new editions that are almost indistinguishable from the previous editions have new ISBNs. Do we count every single one as a different book?
The massive profits over the actual relatively low manufacturing costs go to the American designer/brand (assuming it's an American company like, say, Oakley).
Or you can just delete the apps you don't want. A heck of a lot easier than cooking your own ROM.
YEAAAAAAHHHH
If it remembers zoom levels for particular websites, it must remember the websites themselves. That also means someone can potentially obtain a list of URLs you visited in incognito mode.
That defeats the entire point of incognito mode. It's not supposed to remember anything.
Thanks.
I am getting nothing but timeout errors, both here and on the Linux box at home. Oh well, try again later.
So the test they list requires a CLI on a Linux or Unix machine of some sort?
I don't have one available where I am. How can I test using Windows?