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This article is about google and amazon in the UK. In an attempt at link baiting, there is a single line about apple in the US in the article so they would write Apple in the headline for clicks.
And slashdot fell for it - and so did I.
Actually the summary refers to the fact that Apple do this too.
Just because it's not specifically mentioned in the linked article, doesn't mean it's not happening.
Don't use a badly designed system?
I completely agree with you. Thousands on Slashdot wouldn't, because it's Microsoft and they're hunting desperately for something to blame them for.
Which, from the article, is exactly what they're doing.
I had to single out this post for response because none of things you laughably assumed about me are true.
I'll lighten up, if you can explain to me what's funny about telling your parents that you're a drug addict and a criminal.
http://www.zdnet.com/new-android-malware-infects-100000-chinese-smartphones-7000000497/
Not in Google Play at all.
Battery life - 4 minutes.
Relevant Penny Arcade: http://www.penny-arcade.com/comic/2011/09/16
So your response is "Yes, I did basically conjure everything in my post out of thin air, but I'm still right because I'm afraid of change, even though someone just demonstrated the new interface is just as good for me as the old one."
Got it.
I'm commenting on Office 2013 because that's the version I have.
Having booted up a different computer that has Office 2007, I can confirm it has the same layout.
Do you actually use Office with the Ribbon? On Word 2013, Bold, Italics, Justify, Bullets and Sort are all on the Home tab. The only option on a different tab is Table, which you can right click and click "Add to Quick Access" to put it in the top bar if you use it so often. Even if there wasn't a quick access bar, the customise options are still available, in Options -> Customise Ribbon.
So, to counter your post, there are 2 ribbons for your six commonly used features, with the option to easily add the 6th feature into the first ribbon.
Well, unlocking the bootloader is not the same as rooting, which is why it's more news than it people give it credit for.
An analogy (sorry, not a car analogy).
If you spoke to a misbehaving boy, and told him to write 100 lines saying "I will not call the other kids bad names", would you accept his response if he wrote his hundred lines followed by "BUT THOSE OTHER KIDS ARE STILL POOPYHEADS"? No, you would ask him to do more lines, or come up with a different punishment entirely.
The behaviour of Apple in this instance is equivalent to a petulant child, and they are the only ones to blame if the court has to treat them as such.
The acknowledgement put up last week, linked from the home page by a tiny link, was deemed to be "non-compliant" with the order that the court had made in October. The court has now ordered it to correct the statement – and the judges, Lord Justice Longmore, Lord Justice Kitchin and Sir Robin Jacob, indicated that they were not pleased with Apple's failure to put a simpler statement on the site.
It appears the main objection is the statement is on a separate page and only linked from the hompage — and that the statement is buried in marketing blurb, and also put next to references to a case Apple won."
Link to Original Source
They're not recording your sexual orientation. They recorded your interest in gay rights, nothing more.
Slippery slopes are a fallacy for a reason.
"There are some good people in it, but the orchestra as a whole is equivalent to a gang bent on destruction." -- John Cage, composer