But it is not a public site. You need to know the IPv6 address in order to see the home page.

The official list is here.

Do you know if the TI-36X Pro programming errors have ever been fixed?

That's a concern I also have with non-RPN calculators. I've been using RPN since I bought my trusty HP-35 back in the day. RPN is the way I work through problems. That dreaded Enter key just doesn't seem to have the same efficiency as RPN for my thought processes. YMMV.....

Agreed.

a.k.a what was once called a mainframe.

Thanks for giving another example of what I said.

Am I the only person here who remembers buying time on IBM's mainframes back in the day? OK, so the Internet has replaced IBM SNA, and the mainframe is now called The Cloud.

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So, the PC revolution lasted 30 years, and now we're back to where we were in 1983.

If it is not you, then you should be spending more time listening than looking for advice on /.

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The first thing about having a productive conversation is to listen.

You learn more when you're not talking than when you are talking.

How many people live in China? How many people live in the US?

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A more valid comparison would be the amount of money spent per person, that removes the bias of large-populations.

When you had to spend a couple hundred dollars to buy a software package, the reviews were useful.

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Now the software package has become the app, and is priced very cheaply.

The resulting high-volume, low-cost business model produces an audience for the app that gives ad hoc reviews via social media and other word of mouth communications.

At what rate would you think it proper to publish anti-Apple stories? An anti-Apple story is published once a year? Once a month? Weekly? Daily? Hourly?

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Given the number of happily-satisfied Apple users (is there any other kind of Apple user), maybe the number of anti-Apple stories published should be zero.

The Apple forums are not the place to criticize Apple or its products.

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I, for one, applaud Apple's efforts to keep the Apple support forums all singing praises for Apple and its products. When I visit those forums, I do not want to see critique of Apple and its products. I want my visit to be positive and cheerful.

I am so happy that Apple is providing such a wholesome environment for me to visit and discuss Apple's products.

The site smells of entrapment to me.

Unless and until WikiPedia resolves the problem with moderators, participation will continue to decline.

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No one wants to deal with the Nurse Ratched moderators who seem to hover over certain topics, punishing those who want to contribute.

The full court decision is here. (pdf)

It's not just the PR companies... there are many people who just hover over a topic and make sure the topic reflects their viewpoint, regardless of whether their viewpoint is substantiated. That's why I stopped contributing to Wikipedia, I've had edits (complete with citations) reversed with no given reason other than the hoverer did not like the tense of a verb I used.