So, the US consumers (us) complain about scratches caused by rubbing keys on the iPhone 5, which probably caused the whole "stricter quality control" thing, and then turn around and complain about the stricter quality control thing?
No wonder customers are always right.
The whole summary made so much more sense until I realized it was not "Moronism".
: Immoral crimes exist and one of the ways to change them is to break them.
As they say, if this is a legitimate crime, your body will resist and stop you from committing it.
I'd like a young pretty chick, please. I can do all the coding and she can just make me comfortable while I am doing it.
How about a kidnapped victim tries to text at the backseat without being detected..
Yes, I completely agree. This order is clearly unconstitutional.
This reads like a novel and sounds like a novel, so it's probably a novel.
It's not like the kernel source is not full of dirty words already.
Can we stop this already? There is really much less of a technical challenge to make tethered jailbreak working, and much less interesting to the jb community.
It takes 5 years or more for people from certain countries (India/China) to get a greencard after they obtain advanced degrees in the US.
Politicians don't care or talk about this, because these people don't give them enough votes. That's the problem.
Just arrest all LISP programmers and beat them up until they talk. There aren't many anyways.
Is she the first female Chinese astronaut? Yes. So anything wrong mentioning that fact?
Wonder why your driver's license lists you are a man (or woman)? Is that sexism?
It's only a minor part of the story. Aside from prices consumers are willing to pay, there are also profits. Even if we are willing to pay more, corporations are still going to outsource to maximize their profits.
I think we just have to accept it. We just have to live with the fact that US is the home of innovation and creative work, but not necessarily manfacturing. I disagree that investing in China creates no US jobs - that's shortsighted. You look at 40K Chinese workers, and you should also look at the new Apple campus that is going to host more than 10K highly-paid engineers. Don't be stupid and think that's not jobs.
He paid exit tax when he renounced US citizenship. It was valued as the FMV at that time, which seemed fair (and even in favor of the US, since he hadn't actually sold the shares).
I see nothing wrong with that.
People are always available for work in the past tense.
