farmboy

I don't remember Apple, or any of the affected companies, stating that they guarantee a device to be free from a coding defect or vulnerability until the end of time. I must have missed that if they did. Nobody I know actually has come across the defect or vulnerability on their devices in the wlld (an anecdote, I'm aware). And a "potential" issue has has by definition caused no damage.

Yet this law firm of Putz, Inept and Groveling goes forward anyhow. 

seanismorris said:

Oops I forgot to trademark my initials S&M.

Think I should make skinny jeans?

"Jeans so tight they hurt"

Color me with a failure of imagination here. I see possible uses but no compelling ones. Unless it's a pop-up screen that rolls up out of a stick or tube and is self-supporting...

What I want to know is...who volunteered to be the first one to drive through plate glass?

abriden said:

I'm not a socialist. I wasn't thinking public employees as such, rather I was thinking better public services. Use your imagination, there's no end to the potential good that could be done if everyone paid tax on the basis of moral obligation, rather than secrecy and the size of their respective legal budgets.

Cool. Well, you know, we all want to change the world (as the song went). So tell me how to quantify my "moral obligation". Sorry, that's not a basis, that's kumbaya.