Comment Re:Let's keep it simple (Score 1) 134
And there isn't thing one you can do about it.
That's the only thing I disagree with... so I fixed it..
"And there isn't thing one you WILL do about it."
And there isn't thing one you can do about it.
That's the only thing I disagree with... so I fixed it..
"And there isn't thing one you WILL do about it."
Rules with broad sweeping generalized caveats basically means, no rules. It means WE (as in the people who made the rules) are going to decide on in a subjective way whether we broke the rules or not... and anyone who even knows the most basic aspects of human nature, knows that we as people in general don't like incriminating ourselves, and a government is just a group of people.
So this is basically just lip service from the government, to calm public anger while at the same time giving us the finger.
Many people would love a Ferrari, but they are expensive, so they drive Toyotas instead.
I know of VERY few people who lust after an Android device. They lust after Apple, and buy Android because that's what they can afford. The low end of ANY market is always a lot bigger than the high end. Cars, houses, phones, whatever. Toyota outsells Ferrari by quite a lot too.
oh that's a load of horseS#$T, I know a LOT of people who lust after flagship android devices, The Samsung Galaxy line and HTC models are amazing. iPhones are fine devices to be sure, but they aren't the "Ferrari's" of the world no matter how much your ego would like to believe that.
...in the same way 2D printing = "paperless office".
(+1 Oxymoron)
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