Comment Re:Here's an idea (Score 1) 185
Comment Comment same as title? (Score 1) 261
Comment Re:I never liked him but... (Score 1) 270
Comment No (Score 0) 336
Comment Re:Well then ... (Score 1) 561
If it's a gratuitous addition specifically to prevent you from doing something that you otherwise could, then they have. For example, if you buy a book and find out the pages have been glued together, that's unreasonable. If you buy a computer and you find out it could run third party software, but the loading system has been disabled, that's unreasonable.
[Emphasis mine.] What's this "you find out" BS? You knew the pages were glued together ahead of time (in a valid analogy) -- if you bought it anyway, you had better not complain. And if you DIDN'T buy it for any reason, including the glued pages, that's called freedom of choice. Stop crying.
Comment Re:I am sick and tired... (Score 1) 421
Comment Re:I record everything I see and hear (Score 1) 627
Comment In other news... (Score 1) 380
Comment Re:Haven't we already seen this (Score 1) 583
Comment Re:The important question is (Score 1) 241
Comment Re:Cue the Slashdot negativity in 3, 2, 1... (Score 1) 617
Yeah, because a company that got and maintained its riches only because of its half-baked operating system and word processor is so much like a company that goes out on a limb (over and over again) to invent a new category of consumer device. And then the commentators are somehow surprised when that pays off.
Which one is which again?
Comment Bummer (Score 1) 635
Comment Re:"hello world" (Score 3, Insightful) 437
Comment Ashley doesn't grok logic (Score 1) 638
Helloooo?? Users WANT what Vista should have been. A little more is even better.