So the selling point is that it will look like windows 7. Why should I pay for it then? Microsoft clearly wants windows to be a subscription. Why else knock out a new version so often and put little effort into fixing what you already have. I'm not into paying an obscene amount for a broken OS where there's osx and Linux which both are so much cheaper and perform better.

Sure there are extreme case but there are also young people that think if it's not built in JS and no SQL then it's lame old man's code. These guys usually grow up to be that old guy so that problem can be reduced by not hiring the young guy with his hipster blinders on.

It's not that hard to figure out. The one that ordered it should go to jail and if the IT admin who deleted knew the history then he knowingly destroyed evidence and should also go to jail.

Neither me or my friend's android phones had buttons that lit up. Unless it's an optional thing they disliked. But still I don't think it's that big of a thing.

Which we still can't claim innocence on. Part of the people's suffering was due to sanctions which we placed on Iraq. No one is saying Saddam was a nice guy. He had a problem with religious factions and choose brutal means to solve it. But considering the US is spying on the world in a way that would make the Nazis wet themselves all the while running secret camps, keeping people in prison without trial, force feeding prisons and torturing them and don't forget the drones used to bomb anyone they feel like blowing up. I can't help but think all this justification in that Iraq was such a terrible place is just that justification to try and make people feel better about themselves for destabilising the region and generally just fucking it up so dubya could get revenge for his daddy.

But it's also the fact that if the US military is so great and the soldiers did such a great thing by losing their lives in the battle of Iraq why throw all of that way in such a short period? At the very least let's be honest about what soldiers are and that is a disposable resource for the wealthy in the US to with as they please. They're not some great honourable warriors because if we genuinely though that we wouldn't be throwing away all their work so quickly.

Thinking about it, I can't think of any phone that's had an led in the button. I'm kind of glad too, I'm not sure if that would look tacky or not.

You fucking idiot. Your CD drive button relies on software too. It's no different except it's on the drive and both the cd drive button and the keyboard eject button rarely fail when operated by a human and no some basement dwelling rage turd angry at life.

Protip: Cheetos dust isn't good for electronics.

It never moves so why would I need it?

It does have a physical cd eject button. It's on the keyboard. I've never had an issue with power buttons either but then again I use the things rather than just repeat things I've heard online.

It's spanned 3 generations of the iPhone with no mention until now so it can't be that frequent that you'll find someone on here with a real world example.

I agree we should have never been in Iraq in the first place but yes if I were them I'd want the people who broke it to fix it. If at the very least hopefully it'll teach them a lesson not to do it again. Do you think the US should be able to just away with messing it up and not paying out to fix their fuck ups? That's definitely not going to help anyone.

Yeah it was so bad we waited years and made up the WMD excuse when we got around to it. Like I said it's not like was a nice guy but it's not like he was keeping tons of people in a secret camp, torturing them and force feeding them.

Sad dan wasn't a nice man but he kept the country stable. It doesn't have even that now. What serious badness? If there were serious badness then surely we didn't need to lie about WMD?

So America is going to take responsibility for fucking up Iraq and send troops back over to fix it? That's news to me. Last I heard you were still sticking your head in the sand over your mistakes.

Yeah purchasing power must be going up. That's why personal debt has been on the rise for ages.