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QUOTE (StrangeSox @ May 23, 2013 -> 02:07 PM)
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I've actually used punchcards. Once. :)

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QUOTE (Y2HH @ May 23, 2013 -> 09:46 AM)
I can't tell if this is a serious statement or what, from a usually knowledgeable poster.

 

You know damn well that USB3 didn't exist when Firewire was ousted against a vastly inferior USB2. Yes, USB3 is faster than a decade old technology. And Thunderbolt, just like Firewire before it, blows USB3 away with relative ease.

 

The original post was something along the lines of how some radio station is switching over to all Macs and all Firewire TODAY.

 

There is no point to do that TODAY. The fact that USB 3.0 is a decade younger than Firewire means absolutely nothing in the context of my post.

QUOTE (chw42 @ May 23, 2013 -> 09:23 PM)
The original post was something along the lines of how some radio station is switching over to all Macs and all Firewire TODAY.

 

There is no point to do that TODAY. The fact that USB 3.0 is a decade younger than Firewire means absolutely nothing in the context of my post.

 

If this is the case, they're not using new computers, but buying used ones, which would be the reason you seek. They have to be using legacy Apple hardware, as new iMACs don't have firewire ports on them.

 

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Thats what I was alluding to as well. I have a macbookair, imac and even a mini (used as a server). I dont think there is one firewire between them.

I'm about to bite on the HTC One. Anything I should be reconsidering/waiting for before I go ahead and purchase?

QUOTE (Jake @ May 28, 2013 -> 05:52 PM)
I'm about to bite on the HTC One. Anything I should be reconsidering/waiting for before I go ahead and purchase?

 

Your fate will be determined based on whether or not you buy the HTC One

 

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I set up our Mac Mini today at work. I have to say, I still hate Apple and everything about them, but it is pretty incredible they are able to make the Mac Mini "tower" that small. The only thing I like about Apple computers is how compact they can make them. The downside of that size is obviously not being able to build or swap in your own parts, or do things like add a second drive or what have you, but it's pretty cool.

Got the S4. It is so awesome.

Picked up the One today. Beautiful, snappy, awesome. Happy to be far, far away from iOS (and TouchWiz, for that matter)

QUOTE (Jake @ May 29, 2013 -> 06:17 PM)
Picked up the One today. Beautiful, snappy, awesome. Happy to be far, far away from iOS (and TouchWiz, for that matter)

Unlocked, developer edition?

QUOTE (BigSqwert @ May 29, 2013 -> 08:19 PM)
Unlocked, developer edition?

 

Naw. Straight AT&T

QUOTE (Jake @ May 29, 2013 -> 08:26 PM)
Naw. Straight AT&T

 

Unlock the bootloader through HTCdev.com. AT&T may force HTC to make the bootloader completely locked in the near future.

 

Even if you don't need it to be unlocked, you never know what you might need to do down the road.

QUOTE (Jake @ May 29, 2013 -> 08:17 PM)
Picked up the One today. Beautiful, snappy, awesome. Happy to be far, far away from iOS (and TouchWiz, for that matter)

 

Has BoomSound destroyed your house yet?

QUOTE (chw42 @ May 29, 2013 -> 09:58 PM)
Has BoomSound destroyed your house yet?

 

No, but you don't want to see the AT&T store

QUOTE (SoxFan1 @ Jun 3, 2013 -> 12:01 AM)
Someone PLEASE tell me the bag of rice trick will work on my iPhone...

 

Just don't do chicken-flavored rice like my dumb roommate did. :lol:

QUOTE (Chilihead90 @ Jun 4, 2013 -> 12:30 AM)
Just don't do chicken-flavored rice like my dumb roommate did. :lol:

That's hilarious. Is that the blowjob guy?

QUOTE (Steve9347 @ Jun 4, 2013 -> 12:55 PM)
That's hilarious. Is that the blowjob guy?

 

No. My roommates were girls. The blowjob guy is my best friend, never my roommate.

iOS 7 looks interesting

yeah and the new mac pro looks crazy! Like a sub woofer.

QUOTE (MEANS @ Jun 10, 2013 -> 03:33 PM)
yeah and the new mac pro looks crazy! Like a garbage can.

Fixed.

iOS7 - implementing things Android users have been enjoying for years while changing the look to make it seem like we did more than we actually did.

iOS is such a sham.

QUOTE (Jake @ Jun 10, 2013 -> 04:11 PM)
iOS7 - implementing things Android users have been enjoying for years while changing the look to make it seem like we did more than we actually did.

 

This was the moment that made me go "hmm..."

 

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There's nothing wrong with taking from a competing product that's better.

 

Design-wise I like what iOS 7 has to offer. They finally got rid of the awful leather and gloss that was the look of something made in 2007 (you know, back when Vista was considered a pretty UI). Flat design is all the jazz these days.

 

What's disappointing is that iOS still doesn't offer any real user customization like Android without having to jailbreak. They finally did get a better notification center and system toggles (FINALLY). But you could have gotten those things with jailbreak tweaks before.

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