"Go Wrong" sounds a lot more like it makes bad lifestyle choices than having manufacturing defects.

Is there an issue with gangs of disenfranchised teenage Surface products I need to be aware of?

I pay $14.99/month for Apple Music and the entire family listens to whatever they want whenever they want. No tracking down rips, no messing about with torrents. We always listen through the AppleTV, headphones, or the car, and it's it being Apple has never stopped any of that from working. I imagine the same holds for Spotify, etc.

Piracy just doesn't seem worth the effort anymore. The time to proactively track down music as opposed to just throwing $15/month at having an instant search just isn't worth it.

Milky Way got places to be, it ain't got no time for that.

Because it took that long to go through 33,000 emails.

They didn't have to go through 650,000 this time. They could just analyze the data to see if any were new from the prior set.

Which is exactly what you know, the original fucking article you decided not to read says.

Yuggoth or nothing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...

Even if there's not an additional GPU in the docking station (which does seem unlikely) I could see the device upclocking itself when docked.

On the go it runs in a slower, more power efficient mode; on the dock it runs at full blast. Performance probably suffers in portable mode as a result, but the smaller screen means they can compensate by cutting back on the detail without it being so noticeable.

For people like Bill Gates and Tim Cook, vice president would be a very real step down from what they do presently.

Yes, I'm saying the CEO of Apple and a retired billionaire turned philanthropist have more power than the second highest ranking elected official in the United States. Because the position isn't worth a warm bucket of piss.

I posted an honest question in a non-inflammatory way, and it's already gotten downvoted, but I'm holding out hope.

I've seen a lot of crazed capitalists like himself have a somewhat consistent internal world view so I'm curious as to how he thinks his entire pricing situation is *supposed* to work. Clearly he fucked over people who were totally powerless but did he think the free market meant they could actually do something about it?

Basically: Does he think everybody is as unethical as him, and hence assumes we're all playing the game the same way he is?

Shkreli doesn't need encouragement. He's a psychopath.

What this *is* worth, is a chance to see inside the mind of a psychopath and how their reasoning works. Does he actually think he can justify his insane greed?

Mr. Shkreli,

Without going into the ethics or controversy of Turing's Daraprim pricing, what actions do you believe the patients who depend upon it should take with regards to its affordability?

They first announced their entry into mobile devices a little over a year ago, so I feel safe saying they've had this in development for quite a while.

I think they're releasing slowly so that each title feels like an event when it comes out.

There's noticable lag on the gamepad display for NES VC games at least. It's weird that Mario Kart 8 seems to stream flawlessly in realtime to the gamepad, but in Super Mario Bros. or Ninja Gaiden I can always feel the delay between button presses and the game reacting.

Of course, since this is going via direct HDMI, there should be zero lag at all.

Actually, this is bringing "mac" back into the name. It's been called just plain "OS X" for a couple years now.

I upgraded my home PC to Windows 10 because I support distance learning students at a college and knew they'd be showing up with laptops with Windows 10 preinstalled. The upgrade fiasco was totally unexpected.

From my POV, I'm not even clear what's different from 7 and 8.1. I mean, I *know* the UI has changed considerably in a lot of places but that's just where you find buttons. Similarly, I have no interest in Modern/Metro Apps or whatever they're called. As long as I can use Explorer to manage my files, launch Chrome to get online and my games work and the software I rely on work (Office, some assorted productivity/video editing software), I really don't care. And all of those things have worked fine between 7/8/8.1/10. I've seen no performance decrease in my path from 7 -> 10.

At some point a file versioning tool showed up in Windows, and it still works in 10, so I guess that's good? The Task Manager seems much improved? I like the flat theme just fine?

Really, I can't help but be reminded of this: https://xkcd.com/934/

If you're designing an adder and ignore some of the carries, you can make more of the process parallel.

If you're adding 387932874 and 387236154 for the purposes of determining the hue of a pixel that will be onscreen for 1/60 second, does it really matter if you forgot to carry a number down near 10^4?