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How Steve Jobs saved Apple with the online Apple Store
I had a PowerCC Mac. It was great and I even upgraded all sorts of stuff in it myself, including the processor (I am not a build-your-own-computer guy). Played Civ 2 on it for sooooo many hours :-P
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Virgin Australia bans all MacBook, MacBook Pro models from checked bags
I had no idea you could (or would want to) check any computers.
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Equifax to pay $700 million for breach of 140 million Americans' data
Not $50 - it's 5 per person of this 140 million Americans.fruitstandninja said:That is not enough. That’s only $50 per American and this type of negligence can cause so much more financial issues for them. Then, the Americans that were impacted don’t even get the money.
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Apple Card is here, find out all you need to know
Did you read the article? It does things that other cards don't do, and some they do.ITGUYINSD said:I've got lots of credit cards that have apps on my iPhone, that I can lock, that I can make payments on my phone, see transactions,etc.
I'm just not clear what is so special (except for a metal card) about this card? In a nutshell, why would I want this card when I already have half a dozen other cards?
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US Justice Department allegedly wants new spinoff carrier as condition of Sprint & T-Mobil...
If they were serious about competition, they would not be dinging the 3rd and 4th place providers, they would be doing something about the behemoths at the top of the chain buying up resources (spectrum, for instance) to raise the barriers to entry into this market. High barriers to entry is what causes monopolies to be able to form, and when the companies themselves are creating this barrier, that is when the problems start.As it stands, Sprint is already all but dead by itself, and if T-Mobile can't level up, we will be left with ATT and VZN because of this. Making a different 4th entity is like cutting another slice of pie from a normal one when the rest of the pie is sitting there untouched.
