Totally agree. Particularly since US citizens are so obsessed with guns and violence. I mean, look at all the shootings and massacres happening, by people of all ages and races, it's crazy! Couldn't stand living in a society like that where everyone's allowed and legally motivated to keep guns.
Wow! That sounds like an amazing experience. Kind of a dumb question, but were you also impressed by how fast it goes up, or does it 'float' into the sky?
There go, Apple. If people want it, they're still going to get it no matter where they are. And yes, resellers are still getting the phones from them, but all that extra profit they'll get is not something they might want.
This issue comes from the increasingly shameless attitude from corporations toward what is, plain and simple, getting money. Now there are news about multibillion dollar businesses coming up, start-ups that become successful, etc, etc. Big companies are realizing this and are starting to take action. Ugly action.
I usually read so fast that by the time I get to the end of the text, I skip the last few words for the sake of finishing quickly. This turns out to be a waste of time and not very relieving. However, when I focus on reading slowly I'm thinking too much about it and can't concentrate on what I'm reading. I think more than reading slower or faster, it's about finding a pace where you feel comfortable and let your brain go a bit.
That's a pretty good (and unorthodox) way to promote yourself and get some free press. Never really trusted Yelp anyway, too many stupid people pretending they're experts.
This whole 3D printing revolution is just crazy. We'll end up having no need for man-made manufacturing and rely on the government to sustain our mediocre lives. Yay!
No, but seriously. That's an amazing achievement, hope they can reduce the price in the future.
While I do see his point in saying Minecraft has become too big for him, he might also be backing out a bit from a responsibility that could bring a fascinating challenge. But then again, he doesn't see himself as a true developer. Hope he finds a way to fulfill himself apart from spending billions of dollars.
Quite useful, thanks! It looks like custom domains are in fact not affected. That's a relief. However, with the vast amount of accounts GMail must have, 5 million accounts seems like a small number. Lucky I wasn't in there.
Projects like that are usually made between friends and aren't really expected to become THAT big. Plus, it doesn't really matter, they took the guy out of the business and took away his rightful part of it. Good thing they settled.
It's an Apple product, they'll always have a group of people willing to buy it. Now, if they are able to polish and improve on Samsung's mistakes, this might actually be a good thing for them. We'll have to wait and see.
So you only did this as an experiment? If it was a forced thing, do you think it would be any different? Also, this could be amazing to go camping or short vacations with friends. Thanks!