ios 6 won't even run on the ipad released in 2010, and the 5.1.1 software update permanently ruined what was an awesome device. By the way I received my brand new still supported with no newer version for Christmas in 2010, and it was completely useless in a little over a year. Fuck apple. I get their phones for free from my office, I'd never pay for them.

Oh, you're trolling.

I didn't say that, as I'm a different person. But even so, it doesn't take much to extrapolate that you have network based credentials that allow you to access different applications that are "network" based. Whether the auth takes place at the network level, or the local level, and whether it accesses network resources, or local resources, the point is it has been done before. You're trying to win on a technicality, and failing miserably.

Don't be dense. I can easily limit access to different programs and services on any modern computer based on username/password. This is the entire basis of having a multi-user OS.

that's a total lie. emusic.com was selling DRM free music long before that.

I dunno. Bababooey's autobiography made it to the NYT best sellers list. And he didn't even die.

These problems still exist in google apps for business. And their imap is horribly slow.

You can get a more powerful 6 core westmere for 599. That takes it down to 1600, and that's significant.

You're nuts. Angry Birds drains my ipad in a couple of hours. As does FieldRunners. When my wife uses it all day it lasts about 6 hours of web browsing. This is wifi only.

You're no John Saul Montoya.

Obviously he must be talking about a different Emmanuel Goldstein. ;-)

Why should I get a new disc for free if 'I' break the old one?

Except you completely made that up, as the mafia in the US predates prohibition. It may have lead to a rise in organized crime, but your statement is demonstrably false. You may have well said that Intel is responsible for the Chinese Mafia in this country, because they made CPUs in the 90s that they went on to fake and sell at a lower cost.

A consultant is worth it for aruba stuff. We have a controller with about 60 APs on multiple sites and it's rock solid. There's no way I could have done it on my own, and I'm a pretty technical dude.

National City Bank.