Because they don't need to. They sell upgrades for the people running older systems that would like to upgrade to the newest OS.

And the 'upgrade' versions will do a format and full install, an in-place upgrade, or an archive-and-install.

And it doesn't even bother you for a registration key, like some OS's.

You're referring to the ROKR, right?

Not when hurricanes blow the cell equipment off the tower. I finally moved out of Florida, basically because hurricanes and learning spanish sucks. I'm not sure which is worse though.

What software can an iPhone not run? I'd think with the app store full of apps, and thousands of additional apps available to jailbroken iPhones (which takes 5 mins and won't even erase any of your contacts, music, etc) that the iPhone would have more available software for it than pretty much any other phone.

But really, who cares? Most modern browsers already prompt you to install flash the first time you load a page requiring it.

yeh, totally. s/eats/smells of/

My theory is that Intel was pissed about Apple always trumping USB with Firewire. When Apple wanted to switch to Intel processors, part of the deal was probably that Apple slowly phase out Firewire, so that when USB3 came out, Firewire8Million didn't shortly follow.

IR is for the aiming. The controller uses bluetooth to connect wirelessly and transmit button presses, motions, etc.

and for that he can use ffmpeg. That's how I make video thumbnails at least.

I think Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare is a perfect example of a modern war game that hasn't gotten too much flack.

>> more exploits being found for OSX than Linux and windows

I don't believe that for Linux, and I certainly don't believe that for Windows.

Face it guys, OS X is built on a BSD userland with the same OpenSSH you all know and love. It uses the same owner/group/others file permissions. It ships with an excellent firewall, and no open ports by default.

IMO, it's as safe as Linux. The smart users will only ever see trojans and home-dir-deleting "viruses", and the dumb ones that type their password will get owned.

The probability of hitting a Mac, and then having the user enter their password into a random unexpected popup is too low for Macs to be a viable target.

Great joke. Too bad the mods are going to kill you for it. If I ever got any mods points I'd spend em here.

pkg_info will print a list of all the installed ports on a FreeBSD system.
"pkg_delete package_from_list" will uninstall a package and you can specify options to delete unnecessary dependencies as well.

Dependencies are automatically downloaded and compiled before the port you're trying to install will build. You type "make install clean" and it'll build and install all the necessary components.

Dude, if you're trying to use sysinstall from single-user mode, just type "export TERM=cons25".
Exporting TERM and PATH are the first things I do when I boot into single-user.