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Carl's only source of pleasure is screwing with the markets. All's fair in Carl and Carl.
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PR gone bad is an understatement. Consider the valuation of MS, the paid talent therein, and wonder why they make the moves they do.
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Of course you're correct about the Apple login/birthdate/flaw, as well as the plentiful Windows missteps. The Adobe 'breach' was interesting for the verified volume of customer data acquired and posted. Using a breadth of OS's and software does invo…
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I enjoy using Pixelmator. I've been a Adobe customer since their Postscript beginnings, and own their pre-subscription 'suites' . Pixelmator recently allowed me to quickly produce a series of training slides with complicated wiring schemes that …
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Spend a few minutes in an Apple store and watch the customers that are actually shopping phones. Picking them up, comparing to what they may already have in their pocket, etc. They will pickup and 'heft' the C, but if they make a purchase, it's the …
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Good for 'Google' & the customers. Existing Att wifi at the three local Starbucks is weak. As for privacy, don't be too concerned. If you've been using a cellphone, or any other web connected device without encryption, assume you've being …
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You've overlooked Apple's recent patent for the "ITP"alert system. They recognized the trauma that results from mid-stool resource depletion: I.E. you're taking a dump and realize you're lacking sufficient TP. Apple is looking to emb…
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China is changing, and this will become more evident as time progresses. These changes include dramatic 'class' movements. Recently, Lenovo announced plans to build a plant for PC's on the east coast/south, and Samsung is reportedly building…
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Apple's a great company. Read the "Big Short". Illuminating.
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Schumer is deep into suckling the teat of Wall Street and will say and do whatever keeps him in office. He knows nothing of technology and is parroting his telecom masters. Political parties mean nothing to those lip-locked to the 1%.
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It's important to follow dosage instructions.
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Good to see a continuance of sound judgement flowing from the bowels of Wall Street.
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The potential for new cellular hardware ready to drop in October sounds great. Lots of neat stuff. Unfortunately, lest there be some bizarre change of course, we (the customers) have must look forward to the love offered by Verizon, At&t, and…
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Quote: Originally Posted by bullhead Apple no longer does this. but besides the point, there is a very large difference. Amazon tracks everything you do on the device, every site you visit, every click you make...everything. The potential for a…
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Just my 'luck', Just ready to make the plunge to an iPhone in Aug., when my Verizon contract is up. Been using a basic flip phone for over a decade, recently mixed with an iPod Touch for web-on-the go. This Verizon scheme of exorbitant tiered rates,…
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Had the same thoughts regarding USB3 & storage.
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Oooh! This new era of cloud computing is so amazing! Netflicks, Amazon Prime, Roku, millions of Apps on my iPhone. Lion and all the orgasmic goodness to come! Oh, what's this? My DSL provider (At&t) instituted data caps. Oh, my. After spendin…
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Greek goddess Maia is a clue. Those in the know feel certain that Apple is about to embark in a new direction by offering a line of clothing heavily dependent on a minimalistic toga theme, combined with hints of app-like spandex accents. Turtle-neck…
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[*]Quote: Originally Posted by alienzed I'm curious, did TV manufacturers sue each other for all using a giant screen that displayed images with a power, channel and volume buttons along the bottom?[*]. Agreed. Add in SLR cameras and pocket …
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Definitely control the telecoms. Most of their infrastructure was, and is, funded by the taxpayer in various forms. "They", these corporate living entities, chose to make money in an arena that is, by necessity, heavily regulated. "They" are playing…