How To Use The iPhone To Avoid People You Don't Like
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Pitch Black
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1. Lost in translation: I was making a sad commentary about how pathetic I've become sucked into my macfag toy.Poster wrote:1. why does this have to be an iPhone?.. does this trickery also work with Nokia?
2. I thought you weren't crazy about Apple appliances?
or just so you can hang out with the fem-techies at the Genius bar?
2. I'm not crazy about Apple's policies, sticky crappy software, and pricing. I never doubted that they have superior products.
3. Re the Genius Bar...Thong Different...
nebulae wrote:
Only you would post a photo like that. I'm shocked your not in there like this:

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Nick the Zombie
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Ok, no flame war...but just stop thinking like a fanboy for 2 secs and think from a skeptical PC guy's perspective...Poster wrote:dunno where you got that from?nebulae wrote:sticky crappy software
itunes on pc maybe.. but other than that their apps are far from crappy..
[we're not going to mac/pc flame..]
pricing.. can't argue..
PC guy gets an iPhone - thinks it's the greatest. PC guy then MUST install iTunes to sync the phone. That's the first WTF moment...why iTunes? What if you don't ever wanna put movies or mp3s on the phone? Why not a simple sync function, like so many other tools? Then the icing on the cake - iTunes installs no less than 4 services on the PC, adding about 40mb of RAM to the startup. All for stuff I don't need. So, as a skeptical PC guy, if this was my first experience with Apple software, do you think it would make me run out and buy Logic Pro?
Just offering a counterpoint, my friend...I know why you love it, and I don't blame you
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bosonHavoc
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Re: How To Use The iPhone To Avoid People You Don't Like
why not just punch them in the face?nebulae wrote:Easy...when walking past the person you don't like in the hallway, just pull out the iPhone as though it has just buzzed you with a new sms/im/email. Then look intently into the phone while you walk on by. No need to avert eyes or any of the other high school nonsense you normally pull...a much more mature way to avoid eye contact. In fact, the more intently you look into the phone, the more legitimate your eye-contact-aversion. Hell, you don't even have to turn the phone on, as we all know how the battery life sux ass, so might as well conserve juice.
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Re: How To Use The iPhone To Avoid People You Don't Like
Next time I'm in austin, I'll give it a shot, and then let's see if I get sued or not.bosonHavoc wrote:why not just punch them in the face?nebulae wrote:Easy...when walking past the person you don't like in the hallway, just pull out the iPhone as though it has just buzzed you with a new sms/im/email. Then look intently into the phone while you walk on by. No need to avert eyes or any of the other high school nonsense you normally pull...a much more mature way to avoid eye contact. In fact, the more intently you look into the phone, the more legitimate your eye-contact-aversion. Hell, you don't even have to turn the phone on, as we all know how the battery life sux ass, so might as well conserve juice.
More useful tips coming soon to a totally unmoderated music forum near you.
