Yeah, yeah it is. Apple doesn't give you the option of trying to view it in another browser -- you are presented with a box saying "You'll need to download Safari to view this demo."
Barth acknowledged that XPnet's data couldn't determine whether the memory usage was by the operating system itself, or an increased number of applications.
So yeah, it doesn't seem like the author really knows what's going on...
the successful pricing model for 'mini me too' laptops will look nothing like the notebook pricing model (where you always pay full price for the hardware)
I know that as recently as two years ago when I was working for Circuit City, we would discount laptops up to $150 off of the price we paid just to get people in the door -- and hopefully sell some warranties, accessories, and services (our real money-makers).
I'm just pointing out that we've already hit the point the author was talking about in notebooks, too.
but how long will it be before they determine that fair use doesn't allow you to watch a movie with your significant other unless you both separately purchase copies of the movie? How about saying you can't play your own CDs in your car unless you have no passengers with you, or all your friends have already purchased their copy of the CD? I can't see that campaign being too far away.
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Or you could just hit Ctrl-U from about any modern browser.
Or F12 in Chrome to bring up the included developer tools.
<sarcasm>It obviously works well enough to keep your XML tags matched.</sarcasm>
I believe it caught a cold around 1861, but actually died in 1865.
Citations for that claim?
Yeah, yeah it is. Apple doesn't give you the option of trying to view it in another browser -- you are presented with a box saying "You'll need to download Safari to view this demo."
No, nerd rage about spelling only sometimes.
... (sometimes, people give their works away for free, or copyright expires).
Yeah, I used to believe in fairy tails too.
Barth acknowledged that XPnet's data couldn't determine whether the memory usage was by the operating system itself, or an increased number of applications.
So yeah, it doesn't seem like the author really knows what's going on...
This is a perfect example of how "-1: Troll" has become "-1: I Disagree With Your Unpopular Stance"
I know that as recently as two years ago when I was working for Circuit City, we would discount laptops up to $150 off of the price we paid just to get people in the door -- and hopefully sell some warranties, accessories, and services (our real money-makers).
I'm just pointing out that we've already hit the point the author was talking about in notebooks, too.
but how long will it be before they determine that fair use doesn't allow you to watch a movie with your significant other unless you both separately purchase copies of the movie? How about saying you can't play your own CDs in your car unless you have no passengers with you, or all your friends have already purchased their copy of the CD? I can't see that campaign being too far away.
If by "censorship" you mean a network catering to its clientele, then yeah, maybe it's censorship.