Please don't think of me when you fap again

DROP YOUR WEAPON, YOU HAVE TEN SECONDS TO COMPLY

I want to know how they fucked up with the first disk image. That's why you have no idea why I would want to know something I didn't want to know.

It was obvious to everyone else. This is a you problem.

"There are plenty of places trying"

It cannot be "plenty" when 1.5 C is now a foregone conclusion.

I never used the original Wordperfect, I was only near people who were using it, but by the time I wanted to do any word processing at all I had an Amiga. And while I still had it, Workbench 2 came out, and brought scalable fonts along with it.

Of all the DTP software of any description, I align myself with PageMaker -> InDesign. I have used a number of packages and still go back to Adobe when I want to do some layout and typesetting. I go back to before they required a sub, though. My experience with it also goes back to Aldus. I've tried Quark, and yuck, they never did get the UI figured out worth half a shit compared to Adobe... or even Aldus.

That goes for anything you can't eat, live in, or fuck.

Pokemon may be a fad, but it's been incredibly durable.

I only know a little bit about filesystems (I haven't dug into any deeply since using fsdb on SCO Unix) but even I know that. I want to know, in what particular way did Apple fuck up?

I'm failing to see the relevance of the text to the headline. As if we were going to meet clean energy targets? As if we were trying?

Sure. That explains the current dilemma, with most of those ovens inoperable... You misunderstood.

Correct. Or, not correct, autocorrect and I keep mixing them up.

They will have to, they cannot stop the industry going to downloads. This is the smartest thing they could do.

It's very interesting that game shops were mostly replaced by video game shops which now need to become game shops again.

I read the GP question as how did apple fuck this up in the first place?

You didn't offer me anything and a comment is not a signature, so no and no.

That reminds me of an actual deployment. USAF, our backup generator had a blown regulation system. Our solution was literally that whenever we had to go onto it, we'd station an airman at the generator manually turning the adjustment knobs to keep it at 240V@60Hz.