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Seriously, the writers at Gizmodo need to read up on the difference between "clip art" and "stock photos". I've seen the Snow Leopard cover called "clip art" so many times it makes me want to cry... I expect better. #windows7art
@Samiam303: I imagine that calling it clip-art is also meant to disparage the amount of effort that went into designing the Snow Leopard box. "LOL! All they did was just open Word and slap in a pic from the clip art gallery!"
The clip art gallery does have photos, after all. #windows7art
@G.O.B.: Come on!: Yeah, I understand they're trying to make a point... but the same point could be made by saying they slapped a stock photo on there, and it would actually be using the right term. #windows7art
Looks like another lousy knockoff of an Apple concept except they're blowing their own horn with a Windows logo on it. Not a single Apple desktop image has an Apple logo in it. Why? Mac users don't need to be reminded of the machine they're using. #windows7art
@RogueWarrior: Goddamn brilliant!!! That MUST be why I never forget that I am using a PC!! Because unlike my MacBook Pro, my PC has windows logos everywhere you look! How stupid could I have been to not see this all along? Do not forget that your Mac has an APPLE logo in the upper left hand of your screen at ALL TIMES, it acts very much like the windows start button. Oh, and don't forget the Mac two-tone face thingy logo that pops up every time you start your macbook and that very same logo is used for your finder icon. #windows7art
@tudza: Unless of course, your computer happens to have a firmware password that requires a prompt before you can continue. Even if a thief knows to wipe the computer first, it's likely that it won't know how to get passed this.
What happened to passwords and auto-locking computers? If any computer of mine was stolen, it would be basically useless to the person unless they were smart enough to re-install an O/S.
@jestermeister: PC are easy to get into with a Linux boot disk and you can reset the password. I guess this is still doable with newer versions of Windows.
i think i would be afraid of the dude coming after me when his sentence is up. so after he spends a week in the clink for stealing my stuff he comes back to my house to mock me. may not be worth the internet fame. or it just might be.
@Nick Dina: Then would be the time to own a gun. I have no issue with dispatching scum that think that other people are their playthings and sources of free shit.
Of course, in the real world, the thief will probably file a counter-suit against the owner for invasion of privacy, destruction of property (digital content), and defamation of character; and in all likelihood, win.
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The clip art gallery does have photos, after all. #windows7art
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Screw that noise. It didn't get any better than this. *blerg. didn't work right.
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I don't get it. #windows7art
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Of course, in the real world, the thief will probably file a counter-suit against the owner for invasion of privacy, destruction of property (digital content), and defamation of character; and in all likelihood, win.
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