If they keep their torrenting system seperate from whatever other legal/illegal torrent systems you run (using a different port, yada yada), I don't think they need to monitor beyond their iTunes and update stuff.
I doubt they will want to let people share pr0n off their torrent network. iPr0n, the underground Apple flavored pr0n network.
Wouldn't their incessant blabber drive the astronauts Nuts? A filibuster in space? Will the galactic federation council charge us with polluting space, if some of them politicians and lawyers break off during flight and drift into space? Gosh, the prime directive! We can't possibly risk them landing on a planet with intelligent life!
The box is shipping Linux, but then didn't Microsoft recently ask the Chinese authorities to stop producing naked boxes with no OS on board? I guess the Chinese are now doing exactly what Microsoft asked.
Somewhere a chair is thrown. And McNealy sniggers.
Sorry about the formatting.
But it really is a good move to shove off MS's constant encouraging of organisations and governments to lock themselves into MS for life.
>The box is shipping Linux, but then didn't Microsoft recently ask the Chinese authorities to stop producing naked boxes with no OS on board? I guess the Chinese are now doing exactly what Microsoft asked.
Somewhere a chair is thrown. And McNealy sniggers.
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Which leads to the next best thing: open source video cards, anyone? =P
Sustainability and performance may be a tough nut to crack though.
If they keep their torrenting system seperate from whatever other legal/illegal torrent systems you run (using a different port, yada yada), I don't think they need to monitor beyond their iTunes and update stuff.
I doubt they will want to let people share pr0n off their torrent network. iPr0n, the underground Apple flavored pr0n network.
Wouldn't their incessant blabber drive the astronauts Nuts? A filibuster in space? Will the galactic federation council charge us with polluting space, if some of them politicians and lawyers break off during flight and drift into space? Gosh, the prime directive! We can't possibly risk them landing on a planet with intelligent life!
The box is shipping Linux, but then didn't Microsoft recently ask the Chinese authorities to stop producing naked boxes with no OS on board? I guess the Chinese are now doing exactly what Microsoft asked.
Somewhere a chair is thrown. And McNealy sniggers.
Sorry about the formatting.
But it really is a good move to shove off MS's constant encouraging of organisations and governments to lock themselves into MS for life.
>The box is shipping Linux, but then didn't Microsoft recently ask the Chinese authorities to stop producing naked boxes with no OS on board? I guess the Chinese are now doing exactly what Microsoft asked. Somewhere a chair is thrown. And McNealy sniggers.