No. It expects people to be able to act rationally and in their long-term best interest. That's still not how people work.
You presume to know what their long-term best interest is. A bit of fatal conceit?
The lesson you probably learned is that buttkissing gets you further in today's society than delivering good work.
At the same time, if a customer tells you what features he wants and you keep not building it, are you surprised when he's unhappy with what you delivered?
Feedback is a valuable tool. What you do with said feedback is up to you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trespass_to_chattels
Sometimes you think you know the law. And then you find out, you didn't really know that much about the law. That's why lawyers exist.
It seems that Apple is optimizing the GUI for small form-factor devices at the expense of full-size computers.
Yes. Apple is making a killing selling laptops, iPads, and iPhones. The writing is on the wall. Full-sized computers are soooooo 20th century.
I worry that this is part of a larger trend to over-simplify desktop computing, making it less open, flexible and powerful.
Desktop computing is dead.
Would Jeffrey Toobin consider McDonald vs. City of Chicago to be a major case? How about Washington DC vs. Heller? Prosecution over defendant in every major case? Jeffrey Toobin isn't paying attention or he's very selective about what's "major".
It's not possible to keep people from dying. You can delay it, but you can't stop people from dying.
What was the point of AT&T paying the US government licensing fees for those public airways again?
This isn't true. I do not have registration in the $99 iOS or Mac developer program subscription and was able to download Xcode 4 for free today at 5pm EST.
Pretty much sums up why I don't ever RTFA.
The requirement is that the book has to be available as an in-app purchase. There's no requirement I've read that the price has to be the same. If someone wants to pay 30% more for the book off of an in-app purchase, that's their business.
The original subpoena was to be kept secret to everyone.
Including Twitter?!
Incorrect regarding concealed-carry permits. Concealed-carry permits still exist in Arizona. They are not necessary for purposes of concealed-carry. However, a resident may opt to get a permit for purposes of permit reciprocity when traveling to other states.
Getting rid of permits entirely would be a terrible thing for Arizona residents.
That's overly broad for "unrestricted" isn't it? Felons are still prohibited from owning or carrying a gun in Arizona.
The appropriate place for a gun is not a safe. The safest place for a gun is with its owner, by his/her side.
The fact that there are a couple of significant players and several smaller ones give the Android marketplace a level of survivability that a single competitor would not have.
Survivability of Android or survivability of the hardware makers? What kind of survivability? Gateway still survives, so I hear. Is this survivability good?
How about Windows? It still survives. That's good right?
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