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Originally Posted by sflocal
It's a good first step, but I wouldn't want this on my door just yet. Just too many unknown variables to deal with. It has to be rock-solid reliable. In the end, it just won't be as...
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Originally Posted by Gazoobee
1) Thieves generally only have "bump keys" in movies.
2) This is true of the lock it replaces also.
You're assuming that...
No thanks. I'm NOT interested in what may be the crappiest email client in existence, I'd rather telnet to port 110 than give access to my email to yet another company I don't trust. And the functionality is horrible...
I agree with Schmidt, I'd love to have Google Maps as default.
I've tossed Apple's map app in a folder, I never use it. Apple tried to reinvent the wheel with their maps, and failed miserably, crashed, and...
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Originally Posted by drstan00
Like many others, I had concerns about security but I read over their privacy statement (http://www.mailboxapp.com/privacy/) and also noticed they are entered in the "Authorized...
Quote:Originally Posted by jragosta Sorry, but a politician who denies evolution is wrong. Period.
A politician who insists that the earth is 6,000 years old is wrong. Period.
No matter how many fools might choose to believe...
Good on Senator McCaskill. If the FAA fails to act quickly, she should work hard to push the legislation through.
The ban on electronics is stupid, as demonstrated by the fact that pilots are now using iPad flight manuals.
As for...
This is one of those things Apple got right to start with, then proceeded to screw up.
When the in-app purchase "feature" was announced, Apple only allowed it in paid apps, free apps couldn't do it.
That was the right way to handle it,...
Quote:Originally Posted by iPilya i wonder if the iMac Mount (www.imacmount.com) is still not a better solution. Both cases seem rather like a hack solution to me.... and I find Apple's solution to be a disappointment. I would like...