More like someone wanted something different from what was already available, and put their desire into a project that created something new. Good for them. Hacker spirit and all.

The "modified charger" they describe is in fact a computer.

Aaaaand not even that. After adjusting for channel inventory reduction (in order to increase retail efficiency or prep for new product cycle) the actual sales are pretty flat (down 3%). Here's the statement from Wells Fargo analyst Maynard Um, as quoted by AppleInsider.

"As for the iPad, shipments were down 14 percent year over year, but when adjusting for reductions in channel inventory, the true drop-off was just 3 percent. Um believes iPad sales were likely soft in the U.S. and Europe, as Apple highlighted double-digit growth in China, Japan, Canada, Russia, Latin America, the Middle East, and India."

Looks like holding shift while starting safari solves the problem. No browser reset required. Holding shift tells safari not to open previously open tabs/windows.

Is this really malware? It's just a webpage with annoying javascript...

Yup, my opinion is that these analysts are fishing for clicks and have no idea what is going on. At least that's what sources familiar with the matter tell me.

You're right! I'm a ham and I'm in my 30s!! No mustache though, sorry.

Personally I think this is the inevitable future for law enforcement, and I couldn't be happier about it. Absolutely everyone benefits from a complete A/V record of an officers activity. Except bad cops and actual criminals, but I don't really feel for them.

I think a better question would be, how often does something genuinely new come along?

The session videos are usually available the next week. Occasionally I'll write some app to automate some task on my mac, and I've really enjoyed watching the videos in previous years. Definitely stuff for nerds;)

Does anyone else notice that many Samsung ads seem less about the products and more about making other people feel bad? I don't own an iPhone, but whenever I see a Samsung ad insulting some apple user all I can think is, "Boy those guys are jerks." If I need a product and the Samsung one is superior I'll probably buy it, but it would cross my mind that I don't want to be a jerk like the people in their ads.

I believe I drowned once when I was young, and I don't remember it being an unpleasant experience. I just remember looking up at the pretty light show of the sun shining through water and then my dad's arm grabbing me and a lot of coughing. In my teens I swam competitively for something like 8 years, but never really tried breathing water again. At this point I think it would be unpleasant since my body now realizes that breathing water is bad. Naturally my mother was never told of this incident to protect my fathers continued existence, so the specifics are lost to posterity.

I can verify this. I've seen people put MMO/Guild Master on their resume. We laugh at them. And as a guild member and a leader in the corporate world I can tell you that while there may be parallels, the one in no way prepares you for the other. Don't put it on your resume. Don't talk about gaming in interviews. Even as a gamer I wouldn't hire you. Why? I know from personal experience 99.999% of WoW players are morons and whiners who stand in fire and cry about gearscore and dps charts, so statistically you would probably be a terrible employee.

Has anyone know if any previous beta has worked on virtual box?