Mail, Express, The Sun etc. Whatever gets printed in one gets re-printed in another. And then it finds its way on the news. Then there's a debate about it, an MP wades in, followed by another, etc etc etc etc.......
I'm not sure what part of the UK you live in. But in the part I live in, kids don't seem to get stabbed every week. And if a memory stick has gone missing, luckily it's not affected me personally.
Strangely, things in my part of the UK aren't that bad. Sure there are problems, but there's problems everywhere, in every country.
London's Underground network can't run all night. It's closed during the night for essential works. It only has one set of tracks, unlike the NYC subway which has two (so when one closes, the other can be used).
If it were being built today, no doubt they'd dig two tunnels, but unfortunately the network is over 100 years old and they didn't think of that back then.
I've never used Target Disk Mode myself, but I did read about ImageBoot, which will apparently be a feature of OS X Snow Leopard, when it eventually comes out.
4th paragraph down, linky below.
Does this help at all?
Dude, please, we're in the UK. We don't sue people when things like this happen.
We moan about it for awhile, form our opinion based on a tabloid newspaper article, then we go and drink tea and forget about it all.
I hope the EU launches an Anti-trust investigation into MSFT's business practices on it.
They fucking better. I'm ashamed Britain voted in favour of this shite. What a disgrace.
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As a test to show how good the Black Box system is, let's see how long it takes for my house to be raided by the secret service.
Did God vote?
Did "God" vote?
Mail, Express, The Sun etc. Whatever gets printed in one gets re-printed in another. And then it finds its way on the news. Then there's a debate about it, an MP wades in, followed by another, etc etc etc etc.......
I'm not sure what part of the UK you live in. But in the part I live in, kids don't seem to get stabbed every week. And if a memory stick has gone missing, luckily it's not affected me personally.
Strangely, things in my part of the UK aren't that bad. Sure there are problems, but there's problems everywhere, in every country.
It doesn't seem so bad when you don't read the daily mail.
London's Underground network can't run all night. It's closed during the night for essential works. It only has one set of tracks, unlike the NYC subway which has two (so when one closes, the other can be used).
If it were being built today, no doubt they'd dig two tunnels, but unfortunately the network is over 100 years old and they didn't think of that back then.
What if I bought a PAYG phone in France, and just picked up a SIM card in the UK? - Osama
I've never used Target Disk Mode myself, but I did read about ImageBoot, which will apparently be a feature of OS X Snow Leopard, when it eventually comes out.
4th paragraph down, linky below.
Does this help at all?
http://arstechnica.com/journals/apple.ars/2008/10/17/latest-build-of-snow-leopard-brings-cocoa-finder-imageboot
My S350 loaded Spiderman 3 in 15 seconds.
I still think that's painfully slow though. The DVD plays almost right away.
Even most people with high definition TVs don't see much real benefit from Blu-ray over properly upscaled DVD playback, either.
I missed the survey where most people said that. I wasn't surveyed, but if I was I'd be the the minority who can see the difference.
why is everyone talking like a pirate?
...downloaded it for free
Suckers!!!!
it turned out to be a CD-ROM of Duke Nukem Forever
Dude, please, we're in the UK. We don't sue people when things like this happen. We moan about it for awhile, form our opinion based on a tabloid newspaper article, then we go and drink tea and forget about it all.
Pesky foreigners. Child porn peddlers, the lot of 'em.
Apple engineers feature Fairplay DRM that prevents them from working for alternative employers.
The servers will be hammered enough trying to handle everyone downloading to break the world record
Now this story has been posted on Slashdot they've got no chance!
maybe. Or maybe their access to the online poll was blocked.
that's 23 years old.
It's called Windows.
...when it was revealed Ballmer would chair the meeting
Or they could just get it off bit-torrent.
...has performed an illegal operation and will be shut down
...may have been rigged
They fucking better. I'm ashamed Britain voted in favour of this shite. What a disgrace.
...I can install one copy of Safari on an Apple-branded computer
It doesn't say how many I can install on non Apple-branded machines...