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jritch
15y ago
I would believe so
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jritch
15y ago
There are sooo many factors about this that its hard to make a point that covers everything, and its had to stay partial when explaining your point. From reading the comments etc and various reports about SOPA, it seems everyone is going o
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Piratebay Anti Sopa video
(thepiratebay.org)
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jritch
15y ago
will give this a watch tonight.
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jritch
15y ago
watched this a few times - very interesting yet also disturbing at times. Hats off to vice, I find most of their guides really interesting
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jritch
15y ago
whats to say it wont rise in value in years to come? Most people who buy apple products etc do indeed feel closely connected to the comapny (regardless if they are infact or not). Definately something I wouldnt be spending that amount of
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jritch
15y ago
Hahah, was simply. Opt and pasted from my iPhone to show ppl ;). (I get seriously bored in work)
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jritch
15y ago
Apple would like your help to improve the quality and performance of its products and services. Your device can automatically collect diagnostic and usage information and send it to Apple for analysis — but only with your explicit consent.
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jritch
15y ago
Yeh without Jobs Excessive attention to details I doubt many of the products of recent would be as well recieved by the customers are they were.
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jritch
15y ago
In YOUR opinion. I doubt those involved would agree.....if Woz was left to what he wanted to do he would have been giving away products...... All were equally important in starting the company.....
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jritch
15y ago
It really all depends on what your trying to do yourself. Im not naive enough to think Apple would have worked without BOTH Woz and Jobs. Every company needs an innovator/inventor, but then what good are they if they have no clout with reg
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jritch
15y ago
cant remember the exact amount, but im pretty sure he had 300+ patents......I think he has a bit more imput into the above items than your aware of.....
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jritch
15y ago
Although I am also a bit tired of the circus thats been made out of his death Ill certainly be buying a copy to have a read...
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jritch
15y ago
The reason this should be done as it is the law, pure and simple. I, by law, have the right to know what information/data a company holds on me. If they wish to collect data in the first place, and are a reputable company, they should be
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jritch
15y ago
I think it shows how dedicated he was to his own cause, to create great products for those who followed apple. Do I think he done it for the money? Definitely not. As pointed out already he could have retired a rich man when he first left
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15y ago
Point taken. They are still collected data they had no right collecting.....also the people who they collected data on were not informed until the german government investigated the matter (which is a breach of the law)
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jritch
15y ago
Why would a country change their laws to suit a company? (not even from Europe)? When Europeans go to america do they not have to follow the laws of that land? As a European I feel that I should have access to any information a company hold
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15y ago
I think there’s a few points here and although some replies have very valid points others completely stray from the issues that "Europe vs facebook" is making. 1. Facebook has bases, and operates, in Europe. Thus they MUST abide by our dat
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jritch
15y ago
without a doubt. Considering his "blue box" selling start up I dont think theres any doubt he would have hacked the iphone....The irony of his stance on jailbreaking was amusing to say the least, complete 360 turn.
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jritch
15y ago
possibly because it take more juice to run the new chip?