Comment Re:'Lifestyle Company` (Score 1) 215
Intel thinking of Apple as a `Lifestyle Company` is one of the reasons that they are in this situation.
The frog Intel seeing Apple as anything less than a scorpion also helped I'm sure
Intel thinking of Apple as a `Lifestyle Company` is one of the reasons that they are in this situation.
The frog Intel seeing Apple as anything less than a scorpion also helped I'm sure
I'll often type "viola" as I'm a old "Married... with children" fan and that's how Kelly Bundy said it. I'm also a fan of TrailerPark Boys Rickyisms. As such, especially if I'm being sarcastic about something, I can make a small joke and possibly point out the idiocy of a concept. Get two birds stoned at once.
Yes yes, kickstarter will now OFFICIALLY slap members on the wrist for defrauding backers. TLDR: Kickstarter still doesn't care, just give them their 10%
I still remember when someone got sued/threatened when MS did the same thing and it killed passport. After calling and unsuccessfully telling them how to fix the problem, he registered the domain, and pointed it back to where it should have been pointed and mailed them saying he would give them back the domain, he just wanted his stuff to work. They unleashed the vicious attack lawyers anyway.
How dare we not bow down to the expertise of those who know nothing of the topic. We should all start valuing the medical advice of common lay people & celebrities over elitist doctors as well. Why just the other day Jenny McCarthy was telling us about vaccinations...
Isn't this precisely what Ouya has done? They run their own app store and unless you root it (which is encouraged) you can't use the Google App Store to load apps.
that's the strongest argument against the TSA I've ever heard.
as a 7' tall man of german descent, I always get "randomly" chosen as well. I assure you it's not so much the "olive skin" as it is the "different" or "standing out for any reason".. which is also deplorable and ineffective for the task at hand.
And yes, no option to opt out of all the still beta FBS
Your responsive scripts pick up that I'm on mobile, but then the mobile ad forces screen width to desktop size. This results in the mobile rendered page being shown on the left half of the screen in tiny unreadable text, while the right side of the screen is all whitespace, save for an actually readable mobile ad at the top. Clicking the menu button gives you a black slideout panel with only "Login" on it... having the default section buttons there would be ever so handy in lieu of taking up a VAST amount of screen real estate to urge me to log in and nothing else.
Let me know where to send a screen shot to and I'll gladly help out. Other than that... looks pretty nice and modern. So long as it's quick and smooth I say go for it. After you fix the mobile of course.
They also can not perform work, so.. no energy created.
My high-school actually had Science Fiction as an English credit. Favorite English credit ever.
When you say "just look at facebook" for a comparison of your privacy policies... you kinda prove RMS's point.
Until I eat you. Jurassic Park anyone?
So I called that evil gaggle of vampires to see if I'm to be affected by this. I was told I was! My unlimited data package was going to end, and I'd have to switch. How could they do this I asked, the gentleman I talked to told me the contract specifies that I can't cancel for 2 years, but it doesn't say they can't change the services offered on the contract. He preceded to run down the pricing and packages I now, according to him, had no choice to choose. I then asked isn't this the very definition of bait and switch? I entered into this contract with the intent to get a product, and now you're taking this product away and expecting me to still honor my end? He IMMEDIATELY *checked into something* and told me I was grandfathered in and can keep the unlimited package, and even use it on future smart phones for the life of my AT&T service. My contract expires October 25th. I have never fired a gun in my life. I am looking forward to sinking a 45 slug through my iphone on the 25th. I love my iPhone, I prefer it to the Droid (please don't hate). However, my renewed hatred of AT&T now knows no bounds.
"Plan to throw one away. You will anyway." - Fred Brooks, "The Mythical Man Month"