JP234

Fred257 said:

I’m leaving the Apple ecosystem as software integration is junk status. Google uses 3 year old hardware and gives a seamless experience. Siri is a huge part of the dysfunction. 

Well, Fred, then why are you still posting on Appleinsider? You're going to love the Windows/Android ecosystem, with everything assembled from different suppliers, and all of them blame each other when you need support. Good luck, you'll need it.

Proof that providing turnkey solutions to customer needs works!

StrangeDays said:

JP234 said:

The writing on season two of Slow horses, is the best I've ever seen on a television show. The actual chess game shown in episode 5 is implemented as a metaphor for the chess game between two old-school spymasters to outwit each other by thinking and acting many, many moves in advance. If you haven't seen it, I won't spoil it for you, because you must see it to appreciate the masterful plotting. Gary Oldman really hams it up with the slovenly character he's given, and I'd nominate him for an Emmy any day.

And the camera work is also outstanding.

Yes S2 was good and more enjoyable to us than S1. Quicker pace, more endearing dialog. 

Bad Sisters was very good as well.

Just watched the first episode. Apple has the best camera work I've seen on television, and "B-S" is no exception. I wasn't that impressed with episode one, though. Seems like it's trying to find its direction. Is it a comedy, a drama, a dramedy? A dark comedy? Feel sorry for the actor who played the murder victim. He gets to play a sociopathic a-hole for half an episode, then he's dead. Now he's going to be typecast.

$190 price target for Apple Inc. Same as Morgan Stanley.
What is never mentioned is "over what time period?" If it's over a week, that's dramatically different than over a year. Or is $190 a point at which Apple stock is fully valued and has no room to go higher and should be sold? If I'd followed that advice, over the last 10 years I'd have lost over $100,000 by selling when Apple hit previous price targets.

Buy it. Hold it. Put your kids through college.

The writing on season two of Slow horses, is the best I've ever seen on a television show. The actual chess game shown in episode 5 is implemented as a metaphor for the chess game between two old-school spymasters to outwit each other by thinking and acting many, many moves in advance. If you haven't seen it, I won't spoil it for you, because you must see it to appreciate the masterful plotting. Gary Oldman really hams it up with the slovenly character he's given, and I'd nominate him for an Emmy any day.

And the camera work is also outstanding.