I’ve read a couple of posts from Chris J Reed and this one practically takes the MCDYS to dinner, dancing, and an erotically-charged fumble while parked in Changi Village.
This bloke has clearly drunk the Kool-Aid. Or has never spent time in the ‘heartlands’. Or is deliberately trying to piss me off. Yeah. Me. Just me.
My Nokia smartphone certainly doesn’t have reception issues, and I do hold it ‘that way’. I wish Apple would just admit that the iPhone 4′s supposedly amazing design has a flaw. But I suppose they don’t have to, since their target is the consumer whose only interest is having the latest (but not necessarily greatest) thing and is happy to replace everything within six to 12 months.
I’m constantly amazed at how corporate and inflexible Apple is (and how the fanboys and suckers continue to lap up their PR speak). Being left-handed is apparently my fault, and in order to correct my physical deformity I would need to either deface the device or pay Apple more money. Ri-ight.
Is there some law that explains the inverse relationship between the cost of data storage and the number of crap excuses made to justify accumulating useless data?
People ‘love’ things and people far too easily these days. Sigh…
There’s good social media campaigns and there’s hilariously bad social media campaigns. Long-time friends will remember a parody I created a number of years ago to exorcise some emotional fallout (*cough*Save Michael See*cough*), and Stephen Baldwin apparently thought it was a great idea.
If the Digital Economy Bill becomes law, we will be presumed guilty until proven innocent. Neil would say, go read The Road to Serfdom to find out how we got here.
In order to take a photo using your iPad, you must buy two apps and link up your iPhone 3GS to your iPad. Or you could use your camera / phone camera to take a photo and not look like a complete idiot.