I agree. Human behavior is a valid engineering problem, and reducing certain functionality to get around it for certain situations is a valid engineering tradeoff. A problem is a problem, keyboard and chair are irrelevant. Apple would rather deal with angry geeks who scream about freedom and openness and who like most geeks have no functional concept of engineering tradeoffs than have dimitri and olga kill somebody because they intentionally (or even worse, accidentally) disabled 911 access when they tried to pwn someone's Android device through the pirated copy of Hot Nude Bolshevik Solitaire the user downloaded from Leonid's Spice Dicey Back Alley Appstore.
"Get a firm muscular body without needing to take dangerous nutritional supplements unapproved by the FDA. Or exercising. Yours for only 2000 low monthly installments of $19.99".
If you're going to get seriously hurt at college, the situation should at least involve several gallons of vodka, unprotected woo-hoo with an entire sorority, and questioning the football team's heterosexuality at a practice while tripping on shrooms. Precisely in that order.
Yell at Scotty all you want to, but a full-size enterprise doesn't shield you from the punishing Vegas sun. The Fremont Experience does. It's actually a quite tasteful (for Vegas) attraction, and it's fun to watch at night while you go casino-hopping. I'd definitely recommend going to see it if you're ever in Vegas.
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Actually, us true Apple fanboys actually refer to it as the Posh Bunker. Walled garden is merely a media catchphrase.
Duck and cover. The thousand degree cloud of gas and ash will pass harmlessly over you.
After you sent her the card last week? Slashdot is no place for your oedipal fantasies.
You'll need to apply a patch.
My boss says that our new strategy is to use outsourced developers to do the 'monkey work' for us.
I don't think this strategy is successful for producing great software, but given enough time your outsourced developers might write Hamlet.
I agree. Human behavior is a valid engineering problem, and reducing certain functionality to get around it for certain situations is a valid engineering tradeoff. A problem is a problem, keyboard and chair are irrelevant. Apple would rather deal with angry geeks who scream about freedom and openness and who like most geeks have no functional concept of engineering tradeoffs than have dimitri and olga kill somebody because they intentionally (or even worse, accidentally) disabled 911 access when they tried to pwn someone's Android device through the pirated copy of Hot Nude Bolshevik Solitaire the user downloaded from Leonid's Spice Dicey Back Alley Appstore.
Does the Lite editing cause your machine burst into flames and burn down half your house after posting compromising photos to Facebook?
Virgin-on-Virgin crime is no laughing matter.
"Get a firm muscular body without needing to take dangerous nutritional supplements unapproved by the FDA. Or exercising. Yours for only 2000 low monthly installments of $19.99".
A green solution
Crap. I just violated Godwin's Law, didn't I?
less dangerous reading material that has hurt no one.
Give the guy a break. Laser watches and exploding pens don't work too well on a four million solar mass super villain.
You can make cheap bio-antimatter from corn, but then you just wind up making food prices higher.
X10 isn't worth getting hospitalized over.
If you're going to get seriously hurt at college, the situation should at least involve several gallons of vodka, unprotected woo-hoo with an entire sorority, and questioning the football team's heterosexuality at a practice while tripping on shrooms. Precisely in that order.
Do you have to divert power from life support?
That's what their plan is
That's what they've got. Oh, mmmm.
The thrill is still hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot, hot
How exactly do you know whose patent you're potentially infringing on? Do searches on the US patent website return correctly updated info?
on suspected members of Men-At-Work will soon follow.
Between Jamaica and England.
Yell at Scotty all you want to, but a full-size enterprise doesn't shield you from the punishing Vegas sun. The Fremont Experience does. It's actually a quite tasteful (for Vegas) attraction, and it's fun to watch at night while you go casino-hopping. I'd definitely recommend going to see it if you're ever in Vegas.
The tilt sensors can be used for Genuflection Detection (tm).
Swiping things and making gestures with your fingers can now be considered christianly behavior.
The story covers people who work regularly around diesel fumes, pesticides, and animal waste protesting the safety of wind turbines.
They grounded us with science...