So they already had the curved screens that make it impossible to use a glass screen protector, and now they're removing the bezel so there's no way to put it inside any sort of protective case. I might as well just go back to a landline, because I won't want to take it out of my house.

Since they're going to allow them this year, "Cannes kicks can on canning Netflix net flicks"

It seems like an even better solution would be to eliminate commuting for the 50% of people who don't always need to be physically present to do their job.

This will work well, as long as you never access sensitive information through the web browser. Because nobody ever does that.

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Thanks for reminding me about that particular bit of idiocy. I had almost forgotten.

It seems that MS got the idea in its head that the walled garden is the reason people use these things. I don't think it is, people use them despite it.

Don't knock the Night Light thing. It's great. I know this because I've had a program for years that does that.

I always send them a word file that contains a picture of my resume.

Dell will take off around $80 if you forgo Windows when they allow the option.

It's already possible to write an application that will run on any platform with things like Java and Web applications, so long as the platform allows it. It doesn't matter because the platform people have to choose to allow applications to run on it (e.g. Apple won't allow Java on iOS, despite having no technical reason) and the application people have to write for it (Microsoft would never port Office to a universal runtime)

If that were true, everyone would be using Windows phones and tablets as they work similarly.

Maybe the problem is that the incorrect information is free and the peer-reviewed article costs $30 to read.

Wouldn't it make more sense for them to charge manufacturers a bunch of money to have specific hardware configurations certified as OSX compatible?

There are a few, but not many. Xerox laser printer, Kodak digital camera, etc.

People have the impression that Macs are overpriced because you can pick up a piece of shit laptop for $200 at Walmart. If you want a MacBook Pro with Windows on it, just do that. It's a bit like putting ketchup on a steak, but who am I to judge.