I think Safari's "Top Sites" allows you to pick how many sites you want listed, auto-sizes the page previews and arranges them by most visited (you can also 'pin' a specific site to a specific spot). I'm sure this stuff is available in other browsers too.
You should be worried about malicious insiders, hackers, men in black suits, men in clown suits, clowns in swimsuits and frogs that claim to be princes.
Have you considered that majority of buyers are not like you...
I assumed most iPhone users weren't "tech heads" but it never crossed my mind that they might just be "posers". I learn something new every day.
I use it for business (tech support calls, conference calls, etc) so the e-mail, web and other apps aren't as important as keeping a connection. I try to take advantage of the drive between clients or the drive home but I always have to keep in mind certain spots on the highway that are dead spots.
My iPhone 3G has been replaced 3 times since I first got it Sep '08 (first one failed to charge, second one just died, third one had heat and what Apple called 'modem reset' issues). All of them lose calls in the same spots on Rt 80, Rt 280, Rt 24, Rt 78, Rt 287, Rt 46, etc. If it's the phone it's been every one of them in the same spots.
I had Verizon for 12 years and never had a problem with their service, but their customer service was so bad that I switched.
but where are these Android users going to go? I highly fucking doubt it's to the iPhone, since People seem to never want to break their plans or contract with an existing devil-service.
AT&T sells Android, BlackBerry and Win Mobile as well as iPhones. An AT&T Android users could join those of us on the dark side, or they could jump to another platform. Non-AT&T subscribers can't go to an iPhone until their contracts run out unless they're willing to pay an ETF (which is much less likely). All that is presuming that Android users want to change platforms. I think by the time an Android user's contract is up they'll be used to taking advantage of all that an Android phone offers and will have a more favorable view towards buying another Android phone
Are you saying the users are dropping calls and are unaware of it?
I have AT&T and I am not satisfied with their service. I have no complaints about their customer service, but their cell service is sub-par.
My iPhone drops a *lot* of calls - at least a few every day (whether I'm at home, at a client or on the road). I'm in NJ about 1/2 hour from NYC so there's no 'rural' excuse or 'NIMBY' excuse. Hell, I have trouble getting an AT&T signal near the AT&T facility that's 10 minutes from here.
If I'm on the phone while driving (legally 'hands free' via bluetooth, TYVM) I tell my clients that I may lose them and that I'll call them back if I do. There are certain spots on highways around here that I know I'll lose calls once or twice within a mile or two.
I didn't realize that telephones were capable of becoming obsolete. All they have to do is transmit a vocalized conversation... nothing to really update there.
If "[a]ll they have to do is transmit a vocalized conversation then iPhones, Android phones and all 'smart phones' are unnecessary. The 'tech support' and warranties for phones (analog, feature phones and smart phones) runs out well before the minimum 2 yr required contract with a carrier does. The nature of their portability and use means cell phones take a beating.
If a carrier like Verizon moves away from CDMA (which is a real possibility over the next few years) all the CDMA phone still using their network will see an end to their useful life. Consumers are simply buying a subsidized handset with a slow hourglass running out before they know it.
Just... go fuck a goat, you pessimistic bastard. What we don't need is people who are going to sit around and bitch about how we're all inevitably doomed. Those people (and you specifically) aren't a part of any solution, so yes - go fuck a goat.
(pulls up a chair, dons a colander for a hat, straps on the old high school football shoulder pads and starts fretting)
How on earth am I supposed to fuck a goat when I'm so worried about the inevitable demise of this giant merry-go-round that I'm wearing a coffee pot for a cup?
So these schools are buying solutions to their problem of students cheating rather than figuring it out themselves? Isn't that what they're trying to prevent?/sarcasm
The code is the md5 of their mission statement. Nothing too crazy.
Are you claiming their mission statement isn't crazy? Hmm, I wonder if you're part of the propaganda machine or a read herring? Let me see if I can find the answer encoded in their mission statement...
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It is. I can now wear it around my neck, just like Flavor Flav does with his clock.
If you make it display the time it will actually be multitasking: being cool and being a clock.
If one photograph is all we need to prove guilt for all crimes, then with one copy of Photoshop and a few minutes, I can rule the world.
You'll rule the world until me and my copy of Photoshop show you stealing crack from a baby. How could you??
Why does this have to be an 'either/or' question? We all know surveys like this don't really provide an actual usable data.
Actually, 77% of these surveys don't really provide usable data. 20% want to be an Android survey.
Mutually Assured Destruction should never be confused with 'Diplomacy'.
I think Safari's "Top Sites" allows you to pick how many sites you want listed, auto-sizes the page previews and arranges them by most visited (you can also 'pin' a specific site to a specific spot). I'm sure this stuff is available in other browsers too.
You should be worried about malicious insiders, hackers, men in black suits, men in clown suits, clowns in swimsuits and frogs that claim to be princes.
I'm too lazy to read the article, but is there mention of if it is for WPA2 personal or enterprise?
Enterprise. From the first line of the summary: a claimed vulnerability in WPA2 Enterprise that leaves traffic open to a malicious insider. .
Have you considered that majority of buyers are not like you ...
I assumed most iPhone users weren't "tech heads" but it never crossed my mind that they might just be "posers". I learn something new every day.
I use it for business (tech support calls, conference calls, etc) so the e-mail, web and other apps aren't as important as keeping a connection. I try to take advantage of the drive between clients or the drive home but I always have to keep in mind certain spots on the highway that are dead spots.
My iPhone 3G has been replaced 3 times since I first got it Sep '08 (first one failed to charge, second one just died, third one had heat and what Apple called 'modem reset' issues). All of them lose calls in the same spots on Rt 80, Rt 280, Rt 24, Rt 78, Rt 287, Rt 46, etc. If it's the phone it's been every one of them in the same spots.
I had Verizon for 12 years and never had a problem with their service, but their customer service was so bad that I switched.
Whoosh!!! 'nuf said.
If I were to write a Mac OS X virus and prove that it works, is there any chance you'll quit saying that? No? Didn't think so.
I think if you wrote a Mac OS X virus Steve Jobs would drive to your house and ask you to stop it. He's a very persuasive guy. ;-)
but where are these Android users going to go? I highly fucking doubt it's to the iPhone, since People seem to never want to break their plans or contract with an existing devil-service.
AT&T sells Android, BlackBerry and Win Mobile as well as iPhones. An AT&T Android users could join those of us on the dark side, or they could jump to another platform. Non-AT&T subscribers can't go to an iPhone until their contracts run out unless they're willing to pay an ETF (which is much less likely). All that is presuming that Android users want to change platforms. I think by the time an Android user's contract is up they'll be used to taking advantage of all that an Android phone offers and will have a more favorable view towards buying another Android phone
Stockholm Syndrome?
Don't you mean iStockholm iSyndrome?
Are you saying the users are dropping calls and are unaware of it?
I have AT&T and I am not satisfied with their service. I have no complaints about their customer service, but their cell service is sub-par.
My iPhone drops a *lot* of calls - at least a few every day (whether I'm at home, at a client or on the road). I'm in NJ about 1/2 hour from NYC so there's no 'rural' excuse or 'NIMBY' excuse. Hell, I have trouble getting an AT&T signal near the AT&T facility that's 10 minutes from here.
If I'm on the phone while driving (legally 'hands free' via bluetooth, TYVM) I tell my clients that I may lose them and that I'll call them back if I do. There are certain spots on highways around here that I know I'll lose calls once or twice within a mile or two.
I didn't realize that telephones were capable of becoming obsolete. All they have to do is transmit a vocalized conversation... nothing to really update there.
If "[a]ll they have to do is transmit a vocalized conversation then iPhones, Android phones and all 'smart phones' are unnecessary. The 'tech support' and warranties for phones (analog, feature phones and smart phones) runs out well before the minimum 2 yr required contract with a carrier does. The nature of their portability and use means cell phones take a beating.
If a carrier like Verizon moves away from CDMA (which is a real possibility over the next few years) all the CDMA phone still using their network will see an end to their useful life. Consumers are simply buying a subsidized handset with a slow hourglass running out before they know it.
So, if I read this correctly, Shannon Du Yu Chin? Sorry, but someone had to say it.
Choose UBUNTU if:
That's not 'truthful', that's paid options that are actually marketing.
Modded flaimbait? After MSFT's recent comments regarding iPhone4 being Apple's "Vista", I found the comment rather funny.
Indeed. Although, I would have preferred if they had posted "After hearing about this exploit, an Apple VP referred to this as "Microsoft's Vista ". ;-)
Just... go fuck a goat, you pessimistic bastard. What we don't need is people who are going to sit around and bitch about how we're all inevitably doomed. Those people (and you specifically) aren't a part of any solution, so yes - go fuck a goat.
(pulls up a chair, dons a colander for a hat, straps on the old high school football shoulder pads and starts fretting)
How on earth am I supposed to fuck a goat when I'm so worried about the inevitable demise of this giant merry-go-round that I'm wearing a coffee pot for a cup?
That miserable desert wasn't hot enough that they had to throw in a 'heat ray'?
Won't somebody think of the monkeys?
So these schools are buying solutions to their problem of students cheating rather than figuring it out themselves? Isn't that what they're trying to prevent? /sarcasm
Antigonish much? ;-)
Does each set come with cool "DOO Doo doo doo doooooo..." sound effects and a Lindsay Wagner blow up doll?
Sorry, but this is just a super-cool telescopic eye not a McDonald's Bionic Happy Meal.
The code is the md5 of their mission statement. Nothing too crazy.
Are you claiming their mission statement isn't crazy? Hmm, I wonder if you're part of the propaganda machine or a read herring? Let me see if I can find the answer encoded in their mission statement ...