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It's hard to feel sorry for anyone who gets put through this.
You link a page that explains what's going on and give a warning about clicking the link.
You don't link the exploit directly so anyone using an iPhone blue screens.
Because aluminum foil, old guitar strings and club soda are so prominent in 3rd world countries.
And also... How come I didn't win 25K for my 6th grade science fair projects?
Seriously. Are you that dense?
Yeah... No thanks to Blackberry.
http://nypost.com/2014/10/28/kim-kardashian-loves-her-blackb...
Is there anything this chick won't do for a buck?
And why does the tech segment even give a crap?
The 500$ cartridges are the ET carts. All the other ones are about 50$
I think the ET carts are the most expensive since that's why they started to dig in the first place.
Just learn how to use the terminal in its default form. We've been doing it for years efficiently.
He didn't initialize a struct properly, results in errors...
Conclusion: C is evil?
But, when it's a "nobody important" tax paying citizen, then go f-yourself.
Congrats goes out to everyone who voted in the current representatives.
Wonderful job.
My iPad was unplugged by my kid during an update and the iPad shut off.
2 weeks later I had my iPad back from he Apple Store after it was bricked.
What I'm saying is that PICNIC will happen no matter what device your using. Calling out MS for rolling back after a user mistake just shows you aren't a fan of MS and will jump at any chance to knitpick them.
Atleast his mistake didn't brick it and Windows was smart enough to make sure that didn't happen.
Anyone who has account information stored in their care should pull it now.
Damn you, facebook!
I've said it 1000 times. There is a story like this once a month where an entire company gets shut down because you get on apples's bad side or google decides they no longer need you.
Walled Gardens are shit. Even on google. Android is "Free and open" my ass.
What does your comment contribute? It's about as useful as the apple/Samsung "my wiener was longer first!" Argument.
Who cares.
It's the greatest fixed-length font yet created for writing code! Period!
It's a risky business. This is a good lesson for investors as well. When you have a sole company deciding your fate, stuff like this will happen.
This isn't the first time this has happened, and it won't be the last.
I feel bad for the guy, but this is the risk we take when writing apps for apple.
The comments in TFA show a lot of enthusiasm.
Can anyone explain?
That thing needs a massive re-working. There are plenty of us who have released apps, games that were great, only to be buried by apps that were terrible.
The cream definitely doesn't rise to the top using the current App Store model.
It's just a fricken lottery at this point.
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