he found it distasteful and limiting to keep using a competitor's product for the purpose.

Incidentally, he never did use PowerPoint. He used Concurrence (which was a NeXTSTEP app from Lighthouse Designs) until he was able to switch to Keynote.

-jcr

Help individual employees be more effective at their jobs,'

Really? Gosh, Apple would never think of that! How many other vague, handwaving ideas like that can they come up with?

Didn't Microsoft spend about a decade failing to get any traction with their windows tablet PCs before Apple came along and showed them how to do it right?

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They retain recordings of all the radio traffic and make it public after 24 hours.

-jcr

>her deprivation of life, liberty, and property is by due process of law

Nope. Read the fifth amendment again, you obviously have failed to understand it.

-jcr

The Man can trample all over your rights so long as the judicial branch agrees that the executive is following the intention of the legislative.

Up to a point. After all, even the Soviet Union collapsed once their people decided to quit obeying the party bosses.

-jcr

They'd just drill the safe. If you'd hidden the safe and they couldn't find it, they can't legally compel you to say anything that might help them convict you.

-jcr

The fifth amendment is perfectly clear, and he's violated it.

-jcr

There was an open and thriving gay sub culture in England from at least as early as the 1930's and everyone knew.

Your starting date is off by a couple of millennia.

-jcr

A pardon is for the guilty. What is appropriate in this situation is an apology to the victim of a government that violated his human rights.

-jcr

The threat to india is men on foot or motorbikes with rifles and explosives in their backpacks. Fighter aircraft aren't very useful to counter that kind of an opponent.

-jcr