You can't downgrade your IOS version after Apple stops signing it (typically a few days to a week after a newer version comes out) even if you have a device backup (which is not a "full disk" backup of the phone or anything like that.)

Correct, but only for devices that could not upgrade to IOS7.

If you had, say, an iPhone 5 running 6 that you did not want to upgrade to 7, then you could not get the security update.

I have solar panels on my roof and when it's cloudy but "bright" the entire 5KW system only outputs a few hundred watts.
When it's cloudy and "dark" the system does not generate any power at all.

You stacked up piles of 1s? How barbaric. We simply used the letter 'O' instead.

Comment explaining the term: http://news.slashdot.org/comme...

RIM never needed one, they knew without even looking that the iPhone was physically impossible and just a trick of some kind.

Actually, it being 2003, they were probably development machines for the Xbox 360 which at that time was not known to be PPC based from memory.

We have plenty of murals of differing styles and qualities of artwork and they all get ugly tags right over the top of them.

Perth, WA.

Turn on cruise control and then the car will engine brake as much as it can. Even on a normal automatic.

The Abathur in HOTS has six hands so he ought to be able to handle even those triple-hooked contraptions.

Minecraft is not DRM free.

It does have LAN play, and user hosted servers, and rightly so. But that still doesn't make it DRM free.

Lifetime ownership costs of cars like this are approximately $1/km. Might have been $1/mile, it was a while since I read it.
Fuel cost is negligible compared to that.

360 is 100Mbit only. Its DLNA is also a bit dodgy in my experience.

Read the Greens' website. It sounds like something written by a bright-eyed first year university student who just joined the local Socialist Alliance chapter. Probably because it was.

It's a bit hard to say that IOS had a worm when the user had to install OpenSSH, leave it running all the time, *and* leave the root password ("alpine") unchanged to be vulnerable.