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  1. Re:Now one question... on Apple Outrages Users By Automatically Installing U2's Album On Their Devices · · Score: 1

    Not sure about legally :) but it has no DRM...

  2. This poor guy was nailed by more than one anti-apple moderator.

  3. The default setting is not to automatically download purchases. Why did you choose to lie? Is that YOUR default setting?

  4. No it won't....

  5. Re:+1 for this comment on Apple Outrages Users By Automatically Installing U2's Album On Their Devices · · Score: 1

    THE HORROR! I will start a fund to help cover any needed therapy.

  6. Re:I've been on data roaming since last Monday... on Apple Outrages Users By Automatically Installing U2's Album On Their Devices · · Score: 2

    Would have had to turn on data roaming, which is also off by default.

  7. Re:I've been on data roaming since last Monday... on Apple Outrages Users By Automatically Installing U2's Album On Their Devices · · Score: 1

    TENS OF MEGABYTES! ENTIRE TENS OF MEGABYTES! OMG THE HORROR. ANYTHING BUT 10s of MEGABYTES.

    Pro-tip: Don't leave the country with data roaming on, automatic downloads of purchases, and automatic downloads over cellular all while being on a crappy plan that charges you by the megabyte for data roaming.

    Seriously, don't. No matter how could you think your timing is you will be paying a fortune. I guarantee the number of people this cost actual money number in the 10s. I know there are a lot of stupid people in the world. However, less than 20 are actually this stupid.

  8. Re:I've been on data roaming since last Monday... on Apple Outrages Users By Automatically Installing U2's Album On Their Devices · · Score: 1

    No they didn't. Look I can say stuff too.

  9. Re: No, no. Let's not go there. Please. on Why Atheists Need Captain Kirk · · Score: 1

    Well put. I also don't ever complain about other people joyfully expressing their beliefs. If it makes them happy, good. I only get concerned when people use religion as a justification for expressing their hate. Too many religions fail to denounce the radical elements. How people who believe in God can also believe it is ok to hate God's creations is confusing to me.

  10. Re: illogical captain on Why Atheists Need Captain Kirk · · Score: 1

    There is little logical or consistent about Christianity in general. Catholicism has a decent framework, unfortunately many of the key practitioners turned out to be the worst kind of hypocrites. Christianity in general is a mess. Most non-catholic Christian denominations in the US are primarily based on fear and hate. Much like my former political party is now.

  11. Re: illogical captain on Why Atheists Need Captain Kirk · · Score: 1

    If by fight you mean slaughter each other by the millions, I am with you.

  12. Re: illogical captain on Why Atheists Need Captain Kirk · · Score: 1

    I agree with your distinction between religion and belief. I have no problem with people believing what you want. However, you don't get to change the null-hypothesis just because you have (or believe you have) facts to the contrary. The hypotheses for determining the existence of anything has to be it doesn't exist. It is impossible to prove anything doesn't exist. If I believe fire-breathing flying unicorns that cure cancer are among us, is the burden really on you to prove me wrong?

  13. Re: illogical captain on Why Atheists Need Captain Kirk · · Score: 1

    Indeed the other posting "Flying Unicorns Live! Unless you can prove otherwise."

  14. Re: illogical captain on Why Atheists Need Captain Kirk · · Score: 1

    You see a lot of crime and mayhem committed by radical atheists recently? I can show you hundreds of thousands of people that because of religion over the past century. Can you show even one that because of atheism?

  15. Re:"Early adopters"? on iPhone 6 Sales Crush Means Late-Night Waits For Some Early Adopters · · Score: 1

    I ordered my iPad 2 on launch day and it was pretty painless. I was in China at the time so it was pretty easy to be awake for the US launch. I don't understanding waiting in line or even setting an alarm to wake up at 3:00 am.

  16. Re:The iphone's latest demise. on iPhone 6 Sales Crush Means Late-Night Waits For Some Early Adopters · · Score: -1, Troll

    No you didn't. I mean it is a neat story, but it's not true. If you told me that in an interview or even a discussion I woiuld have just hung up on you. Any problems at all with the antenna were completely eliminated with a headset. If you can be bothered to use the free headset that came with your phone for a business call, I certainly would not want you working for me.

  17. Re:Is this why they call them "smart" phones? on iPhone 6 Sales Crush Means Late-Night Waits For Some Early Adopters · · Score: 2

    I can sell my 5s for more than I paid for including the cost difference for buying it on contract....

  18. Re:Conspiracy theory on iPhone 6 Sales Crush Means Late-Night Waits For Some Early Adopters · · Score: 0

    You do know the iPhone 6 will be the #1 selling phone this quarter, the 5s will be #2 (due to timing) and 6s will be #3 because of the limited delay. In the holiday quarter the 6s will be the #1 selling phone, the 6 will be #2 and the 5s will be #3.

    The email they sent out this morning is the same email they send out on the first day of pre-orders for every product launch. It has nothing at all to do with demand.

  19. Re:He's a Scully on 3 Years In, a "B" For Tim Cook's Performance at Apple · · Score: 1

    I don't agree with the Scully comment, but I do like your idea.

    Matt

  20. Wow on Chromebooks Are Outselling iPads In Schools · · Score: 1

    What a bizarre story with some pretty wild speculation. You are trying to compare what you assume is a 5 quarter average to what Google claims to have sold to schools in the last quarter. You them claim Apple is losing the education market to Google. You do realize nothing at all in the brief article or anything you linked to supports that claim. The one thing we know for sure is that Apple has sold 13 million devices to schools since 2012 and Google has sold at least 1 million.

  21. Re:Yet more corporate lies on Private Data On iOS Devices Not So Private After All · · Score: 1

    Huh? You think the user unlocking their device with their pass code and then agreeing to trust a computer the device is physically connected to is the same as a backdoor?

  22. Re:Shocked and appauled on Private Data On iOS Devices Not So Private After All · · Score: 1

    I am not sure what you mean, it is clear you are the one who did not read or comprehend either the article or the post you responded to.

  23. Re:BlackBerry... on Private Data On iOS Devices Not So Private After All · · Score: 2

    Blackberry, the company that routinely gives access to customer's "secure" data to governments all over the world without the customer doing anything at all. Are you high? You must be high if you purchased a z10.

  24. Re:Nothing new here on Private Data On iOS Devices Not So Private After All · · Score: 1

    The funny thing is, even the most naive user in the world would understand that giving their pass code to the government agent or to Apple would give them access to the data on that device. Sure. Should iOS have a way to change the encryption key? Sure, why not.

  25. Re:FUD on Private Data On iOS Devices Not So Private After All · · Score: 1

    Not sure why I am responding to an AC that is just clearly making crap up, but what he hell. So in summary, you just made that crap up.