Hell even the single fact that when you are presented the logon screen, the pointer is on 10,10 and not at screencenter as on Windows, KDE or Gnome is an inconvenient. A little one but just a little thing here and a little thing there does a lot.
I've never ever used my "pointer" at the logon screen. Simply type the first letter of the user name and hit return. If a password is required the text entry box appears, empty and focused. Enter password, hit return again, and you're logged in.
It's faster than saying for example "the guy who moves his lips on the video while the ugly fattie we can't show sings on the sound track".
Let me say this real slowly for you: The article is NOT talking about all musicians. The article is talking about SONGWRITERS. There's a difference.
Songwriters are artists. They create works of art.
Really now, can anybody come up with a good reason for him to fake something like this?
He's playing the "bash Apple" game, and enjoying the publicity? Notice his comment about Mac bloggers "not understanding" his explanations. He just wants to bash Apple, and nothing more. Probably had an employment application ignored or something. Who knows what his true motive is behind this. He sure makes it obvious that it's more about hating Apple than actually helping the security community. If Apple were actually threatening him, he'd have a registered letter or two from real lawyers he'd be happy to share with us.
He also went on to explain that while the debate was centered in the Mac blogger community, it made no sense to discuss it because most of them wouldn't understand the explanation if he gave it,
Most of any community is not going to understand it, including this community. He comes across as nothing more than an attention-whoring little hacker with an axe to grind against Apple.
There is no "iPod vendor lock-in." I can mp3s from any source. I can play AACs from any source. I can play WAV files. I can play AIFF files. Etc. Etc. Etc.
No, iPod users are not restricted to a single source for music. Period.
However, I should buy one of these from MS just so they can double-pay the licensing on the 1000+ songs I've bought from iTunes Music Store. Then I'll just sell the player on eBay, and we all win.
"NASA is seeking proposals 'for creating and managing innovative activities, events, products, services, or other types of formal or informal education methods for the purpose of disseminating information nationally about NASA's projects and programs.'" Seriously, I have no idea what this sentence says.
It means cheerleader try-outs are next week.
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whereas mac closes off its systems so normal users cant screw it up.
I'll remember that next time I'm in Terminal (in OSX) on my Mac.
And the next time I'm trying to get a Windows laptop to talk to the outside world.
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Seriously, why does this guy care so much?
From the synopsis: PC Magazine's Editor-in-Chief says...
He's got ad space to fill. Mac users don't read his crappy little rag.
Sounds like the legendary comments made by carriage-men as internal combustion began to catch on.
The stated reason in TFA is to allow use of IE-only sites.
I prefer to just NOT use IE-only sites. If some business is so stupid as to allow their site to be IE-only, then they are too stupid to deserve my money/time.
Not all painters are artists.
Music is a form of artwork.
Not all musicians are artists.
That's said: This story is about songwriters, all of whom are artists.
Go ahead and show us, then.
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We'll wait.
Apple probably looked at these guys and laughed.
Next thing you know, these guys will be "discovering" cold fusion.
No, iPod users are not restricted to a single source for music. Period.
However, I should buy one of these from MS just so they can double-pay the licensing on the 1000+ songs I've bought from iTunes Music Store. Then I'll just sell the player on eBay, and we all win.
They'll be glad to send money for you to someone with a nice Anglo name, such as Timothy McVeigh.
That's just one of many misinformed statements TH makes about the machine.
And the next time I'm trying to get a Windows laptop to talk to the outside world.
He's got ad space to fill. Mac users don't read his crappy little rag.
Sounds like the legendary comments made by carriage-men as internal combustion began to catch on.
No. Thank you.