Yes. And we don't have to worry about Trojan anymore. But now that I think about it the containment wessel was shipped to Hansford and buried. It would be a real bitch to see that thing floating back downriver.
Actually, "bring it on". Bonneville (one of the five dams below it) generates a considerable amount of power for my area. On the other hand, we'll need that water this summer if we don't get more snowpack in the mountains.
For the love of god don't waken the goatse guy.
This is what I keep coming back to. You have to initially turn on (log into) iMessage to start using it. And there are complaints because you have to log out for the service to stop working? And this is a lock-in strategy? Wow.
beer?
No, free as in bend over.
You keep saying "keep it contained". It's not contained yet. "Step 1: Contain it." See the difference?
apple software has "bugs".
It's a glitch.
And the Bobs fixed it.
iOS apps cope with being denied permissions. Why can't Android apps?
it's about the quality of the program / programmer regardless of the platform.
It wasn't discovered by Apple, lol. It was disclosed to Apple and they denied it. It was later disclosed publicly, so they were forced to admit it and fix it.
I can't find that information but I can find credible sources that contradict your statements.
"You're bracketing it wrong."
Not on all devices. AC posted this so it got lost in the filters: If you are able to upgrade to iOS 7, you are not able to upgrade to 6.1.6.
And it will be interesting to see how they achieve "lower cost".
You took something mature that works and gave us something broken with form over function. When you tell me "So let's all slow down" as if it's a dialog and then lecture to me that you're going to do it anyway you might as well simply say "You're reading it wrong" and be done with it.
Since I'm referencing an Internet meme to make my point I'll double-down and say, "Six lines of text ought to be enough for anybody."
No considering the drivers and everything else built in. I'd only see that being an issue if you were full up and needed some of that 24GB back. Windows 8.1 system requirements is 16 GB. Did you upgrade and not run a cleanup to delete the previous Windows installation?
Windows 8/8.1 under the hood is better than Windows 7 under the hood.
I haven't seen that yet. I just rolled back to Windows 7 on a Lenovo x230. Even with Windows 8.1 drivers the NIC sometimes wouldn't work after waking up the laptop. Will drivers make Windows 8 remembered like Vista?
When Windows 8 came out I tried it and call it, "My eight hours on Windows 8". With 8.1 and StartIsBack it's OK, but I realized I jumped through a few hoops to make it exactly like Windows 7 so why deal with the headaches and removed features (manage wireless networks I'm looking at you), hidden features, and breakages (SkyDrive sync). This time I lasted a month.
The one day you'd sell your soul for something, souls are a glut.
