I think I've noticed.

Indeed I was joking, and I'm pretty sure its designed for finger oil to reduce smudges and not exactly ideal for soaking in WD-40.

it works fine on android phones. apple doesnt have the anti-oil mechanisms because they want you to buy a new one.

well in that case, I'm beginning to severely wonder how much of the press conference I understood yesterday. -_-

From what I understood from listening to the press yesterday, the dust cover IS off.

My philosophy was always that during slavery black people were bred as work animals. You'd breed the largest, strongest and most fit to get the most work done on the plantation.

The app primarily existed due to not having flash and not being able to use the website version (originally)

Maybe I feel like they are industry standard because I feel like I've seen all these icons in gnome/kde since before the iphone existed. None of the stuff is invented by apple. They may not be standard, but they are in no way unique.

while its still likely they copied and it does look pretty kirfy... most of the clip-arts are industry standard things. The biggest catch being the rounded icon backgrounds. It shows super laziness on samsung's part, but most of the artwork parts of it isn't anything noteworthy of theft.

search for icons of those types. "notes icon" results in many notepads just like that. green phone has been on cell phones for years.

Phone icon - makes sense. Flip the colors of green = go, + phone = call.

good to know. I've heard so many horror stories about dying drives. I've had to replace a full 500gb drive once, that was a nightmare.

You mention limited lifespan several times. I know that a lot of older drives had REALLY short lifespans. What is the expected lifespan for a newer modern drive?

Awesome. I've been looking into getting a laptop, and they all come with super small SSDs on them nowadays. I came to the conclusion that if the storage upgrades were going to be so huge, if I could get an external drive for roughly the same speed/capacity + not be tied down to a single computer, for cheaper.

It suddenly makes so much more sense

could you imagine actually being someone named "John Doe"

If you were 9'6" you could fairly say that you were the tallest person in the world. Unless the height of every other person in the world is recorded, you can't know for SURE. You're pretty damn sure. but unless you have the height of EVERY person (including tribal people living in remote locations) you can't be 100%…

Yeah... they have a limit of 4 deactivations per year.

Very interesting. thanks.

Does this have a device activation limit?