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And then before that OS X used the icon and I am sure before OS X something else used the icon.

I find the only real people who hate it are the ones who are pissed because now their profile is no longer spammed with easy to find farmville posts.

iOS apps are already designed to scale in that same direction.

As far as from a developers standpoint, iOS apps on,y have 2 “resolutions” which is 320 × 480 and 1024 × 768. iOS works on a point system so the width of screen on the original iPhone is 320 and the width of the iPhone 4S is also 320.

If you really want to get technical, in the commercial it never said there was a 40% chance of snow for the day. So no it would not be 40%

I am taking you don’t know what “chance of precipitation” really means. Usually it means 40% of the area will receive snow, not there is 40% chance snow will fall.
So if the “PoP” is 40% that may mean there is 100% chance of snow, but only 40% of the area will see/experience it.

I know in NY with Optimum you get around 10-15 Mbps which is not bad. When it first came out it was worse than Verizon 3G.

Hmm, I always see the 3 access points and you would have to select “optimumwifi”

Time Warner and Cablevision do the same. In fact, Cablevision, Comcast, and Time Warner teamed up a while ago to do something similar where each companies subscribers could use the other Hotspots.

They have been giving it away for years.

I know that, I am saying that cookies are not needed to alert other sites of your presence on The Verge.

In which case there is a good chance of snow.

No.
innovating: Make changes in something established, esp. by introducing new methods, ideas, or products.

All apps compiled with the iOS 4.0+ SDK already has multitasking enabled no special “modifications” needed. After that all you have to do is tell the system what you have to do in the background.

Who needs cookies?

Webkit is also a browser. Just like how Chromium is a browser.

Only the thousands of people using Mountain Lion Dev Previews as well as anyone who downloaded Safari 5.2 for free from Apple’s Dev site.

Really? You really had to post that comment?

Then racism was not the right word, discrimination or anti-semitism would have been a better word to use.

You had an iPhone, so therefor you are a “sheep”.

Well if you look at his profile he has 1 comment and a link to his website that lists his employment at Code Academy, so yes I would say be gets paid to say something like that.

The link was about income tax.