So, an OS is selling more than one product? Got it.

How about iOS sales compared to Android sales? I'd be curious to see that one.

Good question. Ask Adobe's coders.

Now, now, Gizmodo didn't steal it, and it's disingenuous to say so.

They trafficked in stolen goods.

Different felony entirely.

And that was NOT an Apple product - made with licensing from Apple, but not designed by them...

It's not all lost yet - it's when the NEWSPAPER industry starts laughing at the music industry, THEN they're officially screwed.

I'm assuming this will go the way of the Tauntaun Sleeping Bag, along with the Dharma Initiative Alarm Clock and the Monolith Action Figure.

The hint system was just an in-game implementation of the InvisiClues that they used to make. The electronic implementation was introduced in the Solid Gold line of discount repricings of the big classic games without feelies and such. (H2G2, Planetfall, Zork I, Wishbringer, and Leather Goddesses of Phobos were the series.)

Later on, they added it to a couple of first releases as well - I know that Nord and Bert Couldn't Make Head nor Tail of it had it as well.

Hey, don't lump us pagan-earth-culties in with those jackasses.

And math students.
You don't have to be in lib arts to not think of college as vo-tech school.

Goddamn, I wish I had some modpoints.
No matter which carrier they went with, that one would have had people gnashing teeth and rending garments because of bad experiences. Conversely, you'd have people who use the chosen one who all say that they haven't had any problems. (We haven't really had much problem with AT&T, for what that's worth.)

All cell carriers suck a bunch of the time.

I'm all for figuring out a way to punish the legal fictional person that is a corporation in some of the same ways that we might a real person. If someone can figure out a good analogue for "jail" to punish a corporation with, I'd be a happy, happy man.

Everyone gets it in the butt. Surprisingly, some people have a problem with this.

Prudes.

But the labels said that iTMS's flat pricing restricted them from dropping prices! You mean that Apple's STILL keeping them from dropping their prices even after this? Or was that just a sham so that they could raise their "wholesale" price to Apple if they wanted? Three guesses and the first two don't count.