MacWorld has a live feed from Apple’s WWDC keynote address; some pretty cool software announcements coming today, including iCloud and the new version of Mac OS, dubbed “Lion:” Live Update: WWDC keynote address.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:15:11am |
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:17:26am |
re: #4 imp_62
I actually registered the domain OyPhone.com back in the day, hoping to sell Jewish phone software on it. Especially applications to help observe the “minor’ hoidays like Lag B’Omer, Tisha B’Av, and the 17th of Tammuz. It never got off the ground but I still own the domain.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:17:50am |
re: #3 Charles
Bye bye, scroll bars.
But is there real productivity value in some of these innovations? It seems to me that most of what Apple has been doing “popularizing” technology. Which is great, bit does not really move mankind forward in any meaningful way.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:18:33am |
re: #5 reuven
I actually registered the domain OyPhone.com back in the day, hoping to sell Jewish phone software on it. Especially applications to help observe the “minor’ hoidays like Lag B’Omer, Tisha B’Av, and the 17th of Tammuz. It never got off the ground but I still own the domain.
I bet you could sell the domain to Chabad.
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:19:15am |
re: #6 imp_62
Don’t be a hater! Apple stuff is so shiny!
(In all seriousness, even though our firm develops pretty much equally on Mac OS, Windows 7, and Free BSD, as well as for embedded OS, I still prefer Mac hardware for my main email and web PC.)
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darthstar Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:19:59am |
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bluecheese Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:20:44am |
another new one?
wow.
leapord was the osx i learned on. im still perfectly happy with it, although my newish macbook has snowleapord on it.
I couldn’t care less what this new “lion” has to offer.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:21:12am |
re: #8 reuven
Don’t be a hater! Apple stuff is so shiny!
(In all seriousness, even though our firm develops pretty much equally on Mac OS, Windows 7, and Free BSD, as well as for embedded OS, I still prefer Mac hardware for my main email and web PC.)
I use a Mac. I just would like to see some R&D money go to moving computing and technology forward, not just making it shinier and more desirable.
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William Barnett-Lewis Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:22:11am |
re: #3 Charles
Bye bye, scroll bars.
I’m tempted to say this is why I got my SE/30 running :) But I’d do that anyway. Still my MacBook will probably stay on 10,6 as I prefer a computer to a phone.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:22:16am |
re: #10 ProLifeLiberal
OT, but I would like to know what your comment yesterday about Deir Yassin was for.
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Charles Johnson Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:23:26am |
re: #10 ProLifeLiberal
I still think Apple is a cult.
Everything you see at LGF was developed on a Mac.
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NJDhockeyfan Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:24:13am |
Apple’s Macs Hit By Malware; Are iPhones Next?
Apple computers have avoided most serious virus attacks, but that era may be over. As the company prepared for this week’s developers conference, it was also taking steps to stop a malware “phishing” program.
Apple’s computers have been able to avoid most serious hacking attacks, but that era may be over. As Steve Jobs and his colleagues prepared for this week’s developers conference, the company was also taking steps to stop a malware “phishing” program.
The ploy, says technology columnist Rich Jaroslovsky of Bloomberg News, uses an infected website to install a piece of software on Apple computers. The software then pops up a new window, with an urgent message about a security vulnerability.
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:24:34am |
re: #12 imp_62
While they no longer seem to care about the Desktop and high-end experience, there was a lot of technology pushed to its limits for the iPad and iPhone.
Sure, nothing was invented out of wholecloth for it, but it certainly showed the right way to integrate that technology.
For very high end PCs (renderers, etc)—things with a pair of 6-core Xeons—we don’t use Mac Pros anymore. They don’t have the right videocard options, and they screwed up with their handling of triple-channel memory.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:24:36am |
re: #15 Charles
Everything you see at LGF was developed on a Mac.
Is that meant to show that Apple is not a cult, or imply that LGF is a cult?
/
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Charles Johnson Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:25:17am |
Wow, some great stuff being announced. System-wide auto-save, Resume, built-in version control…
Version control for consumers! I’ve been using Subversion for development for years. It will be interesting to see how this works.
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LWNJ Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:25:52am |
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:25:54am |
re: #17 reuven
While they no longer seem to care about the Desktop and high-end experience, there was a lot of technology pushed to its limits for the iPad and iPhone.
Sure, nothing was invented out of wholecloth for it, but it certainly showed the right way to integrate that technology.
For very high end PCs (renderers, etc)—things with a pair of 6-core Xeons—we don’t use Mac Pros anymore. They don’t have the right videocard options, and they screwed up with their handling of triple-channel memory.
In other words, Apple is a “finishing” company that bundles and polishes software and hardware for middle/high end consumer electronics.
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Interesting Times Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:29:56am |
re: #21 imp_62
In other words, Apple is a “finishing” company that bundles and polishes software and hardware for middle/high end consumer electronics.
What bothers me most about Apple is this, and this. I can haz better corporate ethics before buying ur product?
seriously, I don’t own any Apple products nor do I use iTunes
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NJDhockeyfan Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:30:08am |
California man uses Hidden software to track stolen MacBook
Technology may ultimately become sentient and wipe humankind from existence like the virus it is, but, until then, we can only marvel at how it continues to transmogrify everyday life.
Case in point, a victim of computer theft in the United States has been reunited with his stolen MacBook after police were able to track the naughty thief through the pilfered system’s built-in camera.
Oakland resident Joshua Kaufman reported his computer as stolen back in March of this year, informing the police that the hardware was equipped with covert tracking software known as Hidden.
And so, although the computer was no longer in Mr. Kaufman’s possession, Hidden soon began sending him still images of a mystery man, captured going about his day, napping on the couch, and periodically stopping to enjoy his ill-gotten technology.
Beyond merely snapping the man’s face and otherwise dull daily habits, the Hidden software also sent Mr. Kaufman a screenshot of its subject logging into his email account, which ultimately provided the police with enough information to track the stolen notebook.
The man in the photos, 27-year-old taxi driver Muthanna Aldebashi, turned out not to be the thief, but was evidently arrested by investigating officers for knowingly receiving stolen goods.
Happily reunited with his Apple MacBook, Mr. Kaufman said the police eventually utilised the email-based information garnered by Hidden to lure the actual thief out into the open—at which point another arrest was made.
Cool!
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:31:09am |
re: #21 imp_62
They get a lot of things right. Like the ability of a computer to sleep and wake up properly. It was a long time coming before most Windows laptops got this right (and some still mes it up.) With tight integration of hardware and software, they have the ability to get all these integration points done properly.
I’m a big fan of their laptops, and all my laptops—even the Windows 7 ones—are Mac hardware.
(Anyone who preferred Mac before they went Intel/OSX was simply insane. That I’ll agree with.)
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Vicious Babushka Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:31:49am |
I see iPads and iPhones as shiny, but expensive toys. I can’t think of a legitimate business use for buying one.
I’m sure my granddaughter would just love an iPad for her Bat Mitzvah next year. I should start saving up now.
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:32:46am |
I don’t like their misleading
DESIGNED IN CALIFORNIA BY APPLE
and then in tiny type
made in China by kids
underneath it. No other company would get away with that.
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:33:20am |
re: #25 Alouette
They make excellent Shavuos presents, too, to call back an earlier item from this thread.
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Vicious Babushka Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:35:22am |
re: #28 reuven
They make excellent Shavuos presents, too, to call back an earlier item from this thread.
I got 26 grandkids, they ain’t gettin’ no iPads for Shavuos. It’s Dora or Cars coloring books for the young ‘uns and 1000-piece puzzles for the older ones.
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bluecheese Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:36:11am |
re: #16 NJDhockeyfan
yeah, that program requires you to give your password to get into your computer.
the needed roadblocks are there.
osx doesn’t cure stupid.
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LWNJ Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:39:56am |
re: #23 NJDhockeyfan
California man uses Hidden software to track stolen MacBook
Cool!
That’s why every computer I own has a little opaque dot over the camera. As a repair tech once said to me “they can turn it on remotely.”
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laZardo Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:42:01am |
OT
Microsoft really putting a lot of effort into Kinect 360 for the mid-3/4-way doldrums.
Also, Double Fine of Psychonauts fame is making a Sesame Street game. Three words: One Hit Wonder.
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jamesfirecat Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:47:34am |
re: #32 laZardo
OT
Microsoft really putting a lot of effort into Kinect 360 for the mid-3/4-way doldrums.
Also, Double Fine of Psychonauts fame is making a Sesame Street game. Three words: One Hit Wonder.
Don’t say that… someday Double Fine will make a sequel and we’ll get to find all about the evil Psychic who cursed Rasputin’s family to die in water, and rescue Lili’s father from an evil world spanning psychic conspiracy!
Someday…. Someday Someday…. LALA LA LA I CAN’T HEAR YOU!
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Charles Johnson Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:50:43am |
I really could not care less about the computer wars - who’s better, Apple or Windows?
I use computers to get things done, and the simple fact is that Apple’s software is vastly better than Windows - more elegant, more functional, better integrated, and it just looks better too.
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Alexzander Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:51:21am |
Latest Weinergate photo released:
Image: IMG00134-20101106-01261.jpg
Face obscured - could be someone else. If this is a frame-up its huge. Otherwise things not looking good for Weiner.
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Alexzander Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:52:36am |
re: #34 Charles
I really could not care less about the computer wars - who’s better, Apple or Windows?
I use computers to get things done, and the simple fact is that Apple’s software is vastly better than Windows - more elegant, more functional, better integrated, and it just looks better too.
Agreed. Even though I’m not a huge fan of some of the more controlling aspects of Apple’s business strategy, in my experience there is no denying the superior quality of their products, both physically and in the software realm.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:53:00am |
re: #35 Alexzander
Latest Weinergate photo released:
Image: IMG00134-20101106-01261.jpg
Face obscured - could be someone else. If this is a frame-up its huge. Otherwise things not looking good for Weiner.
I just don’t understand this shit anymore.
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:54:24am |
re: #35 Alexzander
He has the right to have photos like this of him, especially if they were taken before he was married and elected to office.
To me, the person who misappropriated them is the one who “isn’t looking good.” I believe that he didn’t tweet the images. He denied it, and it would be easy for someone else to have initiated…
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darthstar Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:54:51am |
re: #37 imp_62
I just don’t understand this shit anymore.
People like to fuck. When we’re not fucking, we like to think about fucking. Sometimes we communicate with others while fantasizing about fucking and we send pictures of ourselves that we don’t intend to be used as masturbatory fodder for the likes of Breitbart.
Still, I don’t think Weiner will be resigning over this. At least I hope he doesn’t.
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Alexzander Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:55:59am |
re: #39 darthstar
People like to fuck. When we’re not fucking, we like to think about fucking. Sometimes we communicate with others while fantasizing about fucking and we send pictures of ourselves that we don’t intend to be used as masturbatory fodder for the likes of Breitbart.
Still, I don’t think Weiner will be resigning over this. At least I hope he doesn’t.
This was basically my position all along, and I received many a downvote/down-ding for it.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:57:35am |
re: #39 darthstar
People like to fuck. When we’re not fucking, we like to think about fucking. Sometimes we communicate with others while fantasizing about fucking and we send pictures of ourselves that we don’t intend to be used as masturbatory fodder for the likes of Breitbart.
Still, I don’t think Weiner will be resigning over this. At least I hope he doesn’t.
I think Weiner took the photos. I think that the photos being circulated are of him and that he sent them to someone, at some point. Once the photos were no longer under his control, it was only a matter of time before they became public.
THIS IS THE SAME LESSON I INCULCATE IN MY KIDS: Once it goes into cyberspace, you may as well post it on your school bulletin board. They seem to understand it. Why cant’t politicians?
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Charles Johnson Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:57:40am |
re: #35 Alexzander
Unless and until this is independently verified, I’m going to remind everyone that Andrew Breitbart is NOT trustworthy. And you should not take this stuff at face value.
Anonymous sources are always a problem, but when they’re used by Andrew Breitbart, the default position should be that it smells very bad.
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laZardo Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:57:57am |
re: #34 Charles
I use computers to get things done, and the simple fact is that Apple’s software is vastly better than Windows - more elegant, more functional, better integrated, and it just looks better too.
If only it were available on computers other than Macs.
Which - although trendy - tend to be pretty expensive in countries like mine compared to others.
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shutdown Mon, Jun 6, 2011 10:58:34am |
re: #40 Alexzander
This was basically my position all along, and I received many a downvote/down-ding for it.
No, you received downdings for having a nickname that combines a great Macedonian with a popular German fish.
//
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Alexzander Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:00:50am |
re: #42 Charles
Yeah I’m definitely still sceptical of any and everything that comes from Breitbart.
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Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:01:49am |
re: #35 Alexzander
Latest Weinergate photo released:
Image: IMG00134-20101106-01261.jpg
Face obscured - could be someone else. If this is a frame-up its huge. Otherwise things not looking good for Weiner.
wow the picture of a mans lower jaw and the upper part of his body. I’m convinced. Next they’ll be demanding that weiner pose in the exact positions of the photos and compare the…weiners.
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elizajane Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:03:08am |
re: #37 imp_62
I just don’t understand this shit anymore.
To me, this picture looks like: it’s a hot day, it’s New York, the a/c is broken, he’s on Skype. This is NOT a “sexting” pic. My kids are in middle school and we know all about sexting.
I don’t want to defend Wiener, really. That picture of himself labeled “me” was the act of a juvenile trying to tweak Breitbart, which just isn’t very bright (breit?). On the other hand, Breitbart is scum and this entire non-scandal only took off because a lot of guys on the internet cannot resist making jokes about wieners.
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Killgore Trout Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:04:39am |
re: #42 Charles
Unless and until this is independently verified, I’m going to remind everyone that Andrew Breitbart is NOT trustworthy. And you should not take this stuff at face value.
Anonymous sources are always a problem, but when they’re used by Andrew Breitbart, the default position should be that it smells very bad.
Yeah, his latest claim is looking pretty weak….
The following photograph, reminiscent of that posted by former Rep. Chris Lee (R-NY) on Craigslist earlier this year, was allegedly sent to the young woman on Friday, May 20, 2011 via a Yahoo! email address that she claims was an alternate alias for Rep. Weiner:
He’s got nothing.
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Killgore Trout Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:06:27am |
Beer gut
Image: IMG00165-20101119-2106.jpg
Ripped
Image: IMG00134-20101106-01261.jpg
Same person? Probably not
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:06:40am |
BTW: If Weiner looks that good without his shirt on, the President should appoint him to the board of the President’s Council on Fitness.
[Link: www.fitness.gov…]
Arnold was on this, but I suspect there may be an opening.
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Decatur Deb Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:06:52am |
re: #46 Dreggas
wow the picture of a mans lower jaw and the upper part of his body. I’m convinced. Next they’ll be demanding that weiner pose in the exact positions of the photos and compare the…weiners.
I’m convinced that this is a photo of a man not wearing a shirt.
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:08:09am |
Aww! He has a kitty! A little white fluffy kitty! How can a guy with a kitty be bad?
(In the “beer gut” photo, next to him on the sofa.)
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Alexzander Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:08:39am |
re: #49 Killgore Trout
Beer gut
Image: IMG00165-20101119-2106.jpgRipped
Image: IMG00134-20101106-01261.jpgSame person? Probably not
Check out the rest of the pictures that were linked to the same account. Headshots of a shiftless Weiner.
I’m affraid this might be it. If so he should just admit and move on. He would be a MAJOR loss of US politics if he resigned.
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leftynyc Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:09:08am |
re: #52 reuven
Aww! He has a kitty! A little white fluffy kitty! How can a guy with a kitty be bad?
(In the “beer gut” photo, next to him on the sofa.)
Two kitties in that photo. There’s a ginger colored long hair at the other end of the sofa.
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Vicious Babushka Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:09:14am |
re: #52 reuven
Aww! He has a kitty! A little white fluffy kitty! How can a guy with a kitty be bad?
(In the “beer gut” photo, next to him on the sofa.)
Mr. Biggles? (or is it Mr. Bigglesworth?)
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:10:06am |
I have to say, as an experienced Photoshopper (and as someone who was on the Photoshop development team through version 4.5), “fixing” photos in the background to strengthen a forgery is one of the oldest tricks in the book. That shelf of photos in the background with the subjects clearly visible is a little suspicious.
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Obdicut Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:11:05am |
re: #48 Killgore Trout
That’s a lot of allegedly up in there.
One of the worst-case scenarios is that these are real pictures of Weiner, and that his email/computer actually did get hacked and pictures stolen. That’d be rather difficult to prove, and it’d be rather easy to make it seem as though he was sending the emails from an ‘alternate address’.
But the picture is probably him, I’m thinking. He really doesn’t have a beer gut.
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ReamWorks SKG Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:11:14am |
re: #54 leftynyc
Thanks! I missed that one! Looks like my cat, Mary, Z”L.
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Obdicut Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:14:17am |
There’s also the ‘when’ question. The pictures are only actually a problem if he sent them since getting married. If they’re from before then, it’s not really a big deal, though I’m sure it’d be made one.
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Alexzander Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:15:04am |
re: #59 Obdicut
Agreed. The Breitbart source claims May 20, 2011, but there is no way to verify.
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Charles Johnson Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:15:54am |
Man, Apple is just killing it with these software upgrades - there is some amazing new stuff coming out.
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wrenchwench Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:16:21am |
re: #53 Alexzander
Check out the rest of the pictures that were linked to the same account. Headshots of a shiftless Weiner.
Shiftless? Or shirtless?
Your link didn’t work, which is just as well if it’s another Breitbart link.
re: #60 Alexzander
Agreed. The Breitbart source claims May 20, 2011, but there is no way to verify.
That says it all.
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Alexzander Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:16:59am |
re: #61 Charles
It was a good morning for Geeks. I watched the livefeed of the Song E3 press conference at the same time as I read the twitter updates on the Mac conference.
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Brother Holy Cruise Missile of Mild Acceptance Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:22:36am |
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darthstar Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:26:20am |
Heh…someone went back and figured out what the “gotcha” question was that Palin was asked leading up to her mangling of the story of Paul Revere:
What have you seen so far today [in Boston], and what are you going to take away from your visit?
Some gotcha question.
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Ericus58 Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:27:26am |
re: #61 Charles
Man, Apple is just killing it with these software upgrades - there is some amazing new stuff coming out.
Charles, I have 10.5 on my Macbook Pro… have a copy of Snow but haven’t installed it. Does it make that much of a difference?
Or should I wait and just straight to Lion when it’s released?
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Charles Johnson Mon, Jun 6, 2011 11:37:59am |
re: #66 Ericus58
Charles, I have 10.5 on my Macbook Pro… have a copy of Snow but haven’t installed it. Does it make that much of a difference?
Or should I wait and just straight to Lion when it’s released?
Snow Leopard wasn’t a huge improvement in terms of features, but it definitely speeded things up across the board.
You may need to install it before upgrading to Lion - don’t know yet.
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Jaerik Mon, Jun 6, 2011 12:18:31pm |
I’m a pretty hardcore Apple fanboy and seriously underwhelmed.
I’m not enthused about the attempt to re-envision desktop computing as an extension of the mobile experience. I already find the flat icon view of my iPhone to be outdated and cludgy. Why are they bringing it to the desktop?
I also find it embarrassing that they’re now playing catch-up to Android in some jaw-droppingly simple things like notifications and widgets, and won’t even release it until (by their track record of “Fall” dates), November or December at the earliest.
iCloud is interesting, but I’m going to have to see how well it works to be worth it. US cell carriers are jaw-droppingly bad in terms of coverage and speed compared to what I got used to in Japan. The major carriers won’t even allow Facetime over the air yet — how am I to trust they’ll reliably deliver my music when I want it?
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