Kerrygold is good, but really good butter is on another level.
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Their stuff was significantly worse in user experience. Buttery smooth scrolling and highly reactive multi touch on a touch screen only device was revolutionary. Touch screens back then were known to be shitty to use. The competition to the iPhone were phones with tons of buttons, styluses and cumbersome user interfaces.
All previous players in the smartphone market Blackberry, Nokia, Palm, Windows mobile were slow to adapt and failed.
Palm’s webOS was competitive to iOS and in many ways superior. It failed because of mediocre hardware, bad carrier deals, and running out of money too quickly.
Google‘s Android succeeded despite sucking until about version 4 by willpower and deep pockets from Google.
The original introduction keynote for the iPhone was mindblowing back then.
It really went downhill from them on.
Skype was only good while it still had a native Linux version.
Blackberry and Nokia were so slow to react to the iPhone, it was painful to watch.
GNOME has been going downhill since version 3. I used to be a diehard GNOME fan, but nowadays KDE is simply better in so many ways.
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Is the Soviet science fiction film you should watch.
The whole suite is great.
A centralized platform providing infrastructure could be financed using a tax on every internet subscription.
First I have to a banana on my ear.
While the comic is true, the USA under Trump is still more democratic and free than most of the rest of the world.
You seem to know very little about Latin America.
Several African countries still have a population with European ancestry that owns lots of land for example.
Zu spät. Kartoffelsalat mit Majo oder ohne?
And also put in as much RAM as possible.
My ten year old laptop is an i7 with 16 GB RAM, 1 TB SSD and a dedicated graphics chip.
My current laptop has 24 GB RAM and also a 1 TB SSD.
Feels like not much progress.
Cleaning your cum out from your sex bot would just feel sad.
Use the big UV light in the sky.
Apple and Android have equivalent management tools
MDM (mobile device management) is where Apple shines. Android has some features for it as well, but supported devices can be spotty. Samsung has their own thing going as well.
If you want to administrate a fleet of mobile phones and iPads, Apple has the most complete and easy to use platform. Their devices also get OS updates for longer than typical Android devices.
Using TCL/Tk and Qt based apps on smartphones with a stylus was a pain in the butt in my experience.
You probably mean Windows Phone, not mobile. Yes, Windows Phone 7 and 8 on Nokia phone were really compelling.
Being able to scroll and zoom real websites smoothly on a phone, instead of having to use crappy WAP was huge.
This meant lots of people were getting an iPhone as their first smartphone.
The iPhone succeeded initially because of ease of use. Of course Apple‘s brand image played a role as well. When it came out it was 1000 US$, making it more expensive than other phones. So it instantly became a status symbol.
Ease of use and status meant the executives of corporations started to demand their IT departments make the iPhone work with their Microsoft based networks and such.
Later on Apple started supporting corporate features and mobile device management for corporations really well. Corporate IT loves iPhones because of the great management options, the limited range of models, and long support with software updates. Once Apple had a foot in corporate, their success became cemented.