Just received this email from maxis

Don't be so lazy ... even if u asked, the others will still need to retrieve it through the search function, why bother other ppl when u can do it by simply clicking it? Do you ever asked others to help you to wipe ur ass when u can reach the toilet papers beside u, in the toilet? common sense ....

And ur signature light up my comments

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Here at IJWtFI, we like computers. We like computer stuff. We also don’t like Apple, for many reasons. Until the rise to stardom in 2000-2002, Apple lurked in the shadows, plotting its nefarious technological revolution, waiting for the right time to attack. The time has come. Apple has managed possibly the greatest marketing campaign in history, in which its customers are entranced by Apple’s perfection and innovation and inspired to be overly pretentious *ssholes. It also helps that the media is utterly infatuated with the company. Fact: If you own an Apple, you automatically gain at least 50 IQ points and suddenly the smell of your own farts becomes strangely pleasant and addictively sweet.
All new product launches achieve unprecedented turnouts. Why?! It doesn’t make sense. I certainly imagine that the fanboys wait in line just to say they waited at the feet of Steve Jobs. That’s the only reason.
Granted, its products are innovative. The iPod was innovative, the iPhone was innovative, but the manner of upgrades/updates, pricing, and marketing are only misleading and deceptive for consumers, yet somehow everyone adores the punishment. It’s like an abusive relationship. Apple’s “planned obsolescence” or “forced upgrades” are glorified when they should be damned.
Apple, how do I hate thee? Let me count the ways.

iPhone OS-

The first-generation iPhone emerged on the scene in June 2007, and was obviously met with great reviews. Honestly, it was really cool. One glaring oversight – the lack of MMS functionality. You pay $600 for “the world’s greatest smartphone,” and you can’t send a picture to anyone? Terrible. Phones were MMS-capable years before the iPhone release. What could be the purpose of this? Was it just a missed specification? Ignorance? Of course not, Apple wanted customers to buy the second-gen phone, the 3G, to allow MMS. And only with 3G or 3GS, coupled with the much-overdue iPhone OS 3.0 update, could Apple’s customers send pictures of their new hemp bracelets and Birkenstocks to one another. Well, if first-gen iPhone owners install iPhone OS 3.0, can they send MMS? Sh*t, no. Get a newer one, dipsh*t! That original $600 was not enough. MOAR!
Similarly, as I posted a few days ago, we’ve all seen the pictures of the prototype of the fourth-gen iPhone, codenamed “pencildick.” The company also recently released development packages for iPhone OS 4.0, which will allow multitasking. OS 4.0 is rumored to only allow multitasking in the fourth-gen phone and the 3GS. 3G owners are once again f*cked by Apple.
Apple says iPhone 4.0 isn’t compatible with older hardware, but I think that’s bullsh*t.
Point is, if you want to fully utilize the capabilities of your hardware in your Apple products, you must buy the newest hardware version approximately every 1.5 years. Normally, you would think software would unlock these features, but more money can be made by charging $400 for a completely new unit instead of $30 for a software update.

Windows users can normally squeeze the life out of the hardware. Use the computer until some component fails.

source : http://ijustwanttofitin.com/technological-...kholm-syndrome/