Steve Job is the greatest man and he changed the world.
Well get his name right then..
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Steve Job is the greatest man and he changed the world.
BP was only principal contractor in the last Gulf Spill, the companies whose equipment & methodology failed were US companies. Not that I'm saying the Yanks are protectionist
Edit: apart from when you are salivating over the delightful Gordon Brown...
You have this rather bizarre way of saying something that's not giving a personal viewpoint and then you try and pick apart someone elses point.
No. What I do is point out a shade of grey to people who point out black or white.
So if you say 'Microsoft bad bad bad' I'll say 'but they did this dodgy thing' to offset that. If you say 'MS good good good' then I'll say 'but they did that quite impressive thing'.
So what you are saying is that you like to play 'Devils Advocate'.
I must admit that although I do my best to look at an issue from all angles, I'm ultimately a 'black & white' man. Grey areas tend to be the domain of people that dither and I don't mix well with ditherers.
'Frothing at the mouth' would be a more appropriate phrase - salivating makes it sound like I'd want to eat him (euggggghhh!).
they ARE able to have manufactured products of outstanding quality way ahead of the game. From a design, management, logistics point, however you look at it, that's a great achievement in this day and age.
The newer aluminium cases certainly do feel better.
I just dropped a 21 inch iMac made out of solid aluminium (well certainly the base) on my foot. It felt awful and left a very large bruise and blood blister.
Computer still works though.
Charles, you poor thing. Hope you've got someone to kiss it better (and for the avoidance of doubt, no, I'm not offering).
they ARE able to have manufactured products of outstanding quality way ahead of the game. From a design, management, logistics point, however you look at it, that's a great achievement in this day and age.
I just dropped a 21 inch iMac made out of solid aluminium (well certainly the base) on my foot. It felt awful and left a very large bruise and blood blister.
Computer still works though.
Yup, had much the same thing where I work.
Unsuspecting victim was helping to move aluminium G5s and one fell over onto his foot.
At first, he shouted a lot and I was surprised he was in the that much pain.
Then when he took his sock off, he had much the same as you and a nail had come off too.
Ouch.
Didn't their iPhone have issues with reception if you put your hand in the wrong place?
Didn't their iPhone have issues with reception if you put your hand in the wrong place?
I sense a class action in the offing - this is beginning to sound like a design flaw. Are those cases somewhat lacking in gripping points, perhaps? May Apple should have provided a pair of rubberised "moving gloves" with every unit...
That'll be the iGlove £59.99 a pair from the Apple Store. They may look like washing up gloves but they come in a nice box.
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