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by epmatsw 14y ago
Chrome was, and no one was really asking for it beforehand.
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by epmatsw 14y ago
I can say it's been fine in Georgia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin. I've been using it since June, and I just haven't encountered any problems that seem to plague everyone else on the Internet. Maybe
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by epmatsw 14y ago
All right. Outside of the US, it may have been bad. I don't have any personal experience with that, so I'll concede that point. The original comment was "It had real difficulty everywhere except (parts of) California". I pointed out that th
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by epmatsw 14y ago
Tim Cook responding to bad press makes sense, but having bad publicity doesn't necessarily mean a product is awful. "Apple Maps fail hard after Steve Jobs dies" is a big headline, and it's no surprise that news agencies pick up on that rega
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by epmatsw 14y ago
Maybe a small bump. They hit over 60% adoption in October, and when you take out devices that can't upgrade to iOS6 and people who don't even realize updates are available (my grandma, for one), I'd have to think people who have intentional
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by epmatsw 14y ago
A bit of a hyperbole...it's been fine everywhere in Georgia. I've been using iOS6 Maps since the first beta, and I honestly didn't notice any of the issues people have with Apple Maps until people pointed them out after the public release.
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by epmatsw 14y ago
Brad Paisley is a great recommendation. I'd also recommend George Strait (#2 on this list).
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by epmatsw 14y ago
Pretty neat idea. I wouldn't mind having one of these to back up my Documents folder with Time Machine if I'm on the go. However, I'm not sure how practical it would be for any other use considering how slow the write/read speeds are and ho
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by epmatsw 14y ago
That's equally ridiculous. Not upgrading your browser is a choice, being disabled is not.
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by epmatsw 14y ago
I think there's two factors here. First, the cost. If you're only going to offer 2-year-old hardware, it's hard to justify keeping the same price (especially when the base price was a bit high to begin with). Second, the Mac Pro is lacking
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by epmatsw 15y ago
I used to intern at a company that used printers that had that technology (I assume from your competitors). Massive, massive printers, but they were stupid fast.
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by epmatsw 15y ago
Password cracking tools will try variants of dictionary words with common substitutions like that. In this case, a/4, o/0, and s/$ would be swapped out in passwords, and your password would be guessed in a few minutes. John the Ripper is an