This would be more like replacing your feet for a wheel. Anyone can look at a compass or a GPS, but neither make you constantly aware of your heading without thinking about it (unless you're reading the device every second)
I visited a friend at college who had that same system (a lot of college use this same network, I can't remember what it was called, though.) All it did was check the browser's User-Agent, so if you spoofed yourself as Linux you could just use a standard login instead of having the security suite installed.
While you are right that file extensions are not the UNIX way, from TFA and the other comments, it seems OSX uses Uniform Type Identifiers (a variant on MIME types) to identify files, rather than by their extension or creator code. I would assume extensions are still used When All Else Fails (for example, when reading files from FAT32 with no metadata attached)
I'm sure Apple would rather sell you a (more expensive) version of Final Cut or somesuch instead, anyway. I was disappointed to find out they took the Pro features out of Quicktime X, and had to make do with iMovie in a limited timespan.
Except the government isn't the one collecting the numbers, it's the airlines (or your travel agent/website.) So the government has to be getting them from -somewhere-.
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Best Buy's sales staff are not paid on commission, as far as I'm aware.
Hey, now, nobody asked for a car analogy just yet!
Specifications for the universe are very important! (Or did you mean speck?)
You're the one who installed iTunes...
I think #6 in this case is 'counter-sue'
Actually if you remove a tag of yourself in someone else's picture, they're not allowed to add it back. Which is a good thing, if you ask me.
I don't know if this applies to Facebook, but a lot of sites let Google's User-Agent in past login-block as read-only so their content can be indexed.
Sshh, don't give them any ideas! We know they'd love to charge every time you listened to it, and for everyone within hearing range.
PKI ... CAC ... DoD ... HSM ... PIN ... RSA
You use a lot of TLAs, you know that?
What does wardriving do if you need to connect without stopping at every open AP you find?
This would be more like replacing your feet for a wheel. Anyone can look at a compass or a GPS, but neither make you constantly aware of your heading without thinking about it (unless you're reading the device every second)
Wait, you just read about it on a website, but you've been using one for 10 years?
And he also said back in 1993. According to FXhistory 10k yen was worth about $80 back then.
Previous posts say Joystiq donated theirs to charity, so they must be real checks.
If they were violating the GPL they probably wouldn't have released it under the Apache 2.0 license..
I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of the way it was designed is to work with Objective-C, due to it being OS X's primary language.
self->motivate();, duh.
Midwest-hating urban hipster.
He's just upset we'd still be here after.
However, it is likely that competition authorities in the UK and EU will probe the deal.
Is there ever any news of mergers that hit Slashdot that aren't probed by the EU?
I visited a friend at college who had that same system (a lot of college use this same network, I can't remember what it was called, though.)
All it did was check the browser's User-Agent, so if you spoofed yourself as Linux you could just use a standard login instead of having the security suite installed.
While you are right that file extensions are not the UNIX way, from TFA and the other comments, it seems OSX uses Uniform Type Identifiers (a variant on MIME types) to identify files, rather than by their extension or creator code. I would assume extensions are still used When All Else Fails (for example, when reading files from FAT32 with no metadata attached)
I'm sure Apple would rather sell you a (more expensive) version of Final Cut or somesuch instead, anyway. I was disappointed to find out they took the Pro features out of Quicktime X, and had to make do with iMovie in a limited timespan.
No, it won't. The specs are right here.
Except the government isn't the one collecting the numbers, it's the airlines (or your travel agent/website.) So the government has to be getting them from -somewhere-.
and I don't walk in and out of work every day comedically nearly-mummified in tractor-fed printer paper.
Your wording suggests you have come to work comedically nearly-mummified in tractor-fed printer paper.