Alex_V

After my experience using SAP, I finally understood that B2B stands for: “Bullcr*p to Bullsh*t.” B2B is where all the talentless people end up. I’m now fully vented, thank you. 

appleinsideruser said:

You don’t need to be connected to the same WiFi, or indeed any WiFi, to use AirDrop. Yes, it needs to be turned on, but it uses peer-to-peer WiFi transfer after negotiating via Bluetooth (which needs to be on). 

Correct! I just transferred a file with someone today in a building where I wasn’t connected to the WiFi. 

Respite said:

Alex_V said:

a typical Mac user will have three devices: a Mac, an iPhone, and iPad.

I doubt that's all that typical.

Please elaborate. I meant:

2.2 active devices? Most are single iPhones in the hands of a single user; but a typical Mac user will have three devices: a Mac, an iPhone, and iPad. So, 1 billion or more individual users is a fair, conservative guess. When you have one-in-seven or one-in-eight humans using your device, you are not a luxury device maker. It was not so long ago that you’d find that a smaller portion of the human population owned shoes. 

Calvinator said:

I can't wait for Washington's birthday. Or Lincoln's. Apple must really be cooking up an extravaganza to celebrate two men without whom our nation would not exist. I suppose it would be asking too much to do anything for Jefferson.

Bah humbug!