Comment Re:I must admit... (Score 2, Informative) 181
But you couldn't walk around the house with it. You could walk around the same room. Next room, maybe, but certainly not two rooms over nor even another floor.
What I'd really like is some way to categorise tabs
While not a complete solution, I find using a separate window for each category of tabs to be a nice workaround. Alt-tab or expose makes moving between them pretty simple.
Deliberate destruction of property to collect insurance is called "insurance fraud" and is illegal, no matter how cool someone thinks it is to stick it to the man.
I have to disagree; deliberate destruction is a subset of "if phone stops functioning for any reason" and would therefore be covered.
Conversely, since most computers don't have a choke point at the device, the iPad is much more expensive to develop for than any other computer. If your company and project is big enough the extra cost becomes minimal, but this virtually eliminates any small, independant software operation trying to "make it" in the computer world. I can, and have, written programs that I use on my computer on a regular basis which cost me nothing more than the time it took to write the program. This is not possible with the iPad, period.
Your argument makes sense up until this point. Let's use your own words (changes in bold) to argue how expensive iPad development is: Apple, on the other hand, simply charges a developer's fee ($100) and uses license agreements to get a slice of whatever anybody sells on their system. Anybody who knows XCode(and that's anybody who develops Macintosh/iPhone software, which is a LOT of programmers) can develop an iPad application and sell it.
I'm not sure how a $100 developer fee and small percentage of each sale equates to expensive. Sell even 130 copies of a $1 app and you have completely recouped your initial investment.
I'm still not buying it. I think it's just a kind of naturally reified Googlebomb/Bingbomb. At this point, all you have to do is start typing "Why is" into EITHER search engine and that entire question will appear as an autocomplete, so clearly, you're not getting unadulterated results in either case.
Yet, if I enter "Why is Microsoft Windows so awesome?" as my question, the second result, ON BING, leads to a page explaining why Linux is better than Windows. Google actually gives more favorable results toward Windows.
So what you are saying is that, even though Bing may not be biasing results, in both the "Windows more expensive" and "Windows so awesome" searches Bing returns poor results with Google's being much more relevant?
Are the released known beforehand? Would he have known there'd be a new version the next day?
No, but I think you are missing his point. Apple released a build that fixed Atom support the day after the report about losing Atom support came out. He's saying that this implies the fix had nothing to do with bad PR since there wasn't enough time for the bad PR to occur, Apple to come up with a fix, implement it, and release it in only one day.
It would be difficult to fit a battery the size of a car into a car....
No, that would be pretty easy. The difficult part would be fitting anything else.
I'm just looking for other options here, but (according to google) 155 kph = 96.3125348 mph. That sounds low for a governor to me, but not outside of reason.
I assumed he meant mph since it was in response to a post that referred to mph. For example, the governor on my car is set at 139mph. So 155mph is not entirely out of the question, especially since 96 is rather low for a governor.
Since September 12, 2001, exactly zero passenger aircraft have flown into the World Trade Centre! That has to show that the system works!
Lisa, I want to buy your rock.
private insurance companies rate people based on predisposition of their race towards diseases. . . I seem to remember there is some jewish birth defect or something that is relatively common
Judaism is not a race, it's a religion.
"A car is just a big purse on wheels." -- Johanna Reynolds
