graph posted:

"bout 2 drone and kill innocent ppl lol"

Nelson MandEULA posted:

flatmate's dad is visiting from toronto. he wears a z10 on a holster.

PleasureKevin posted:

saw a blackberry and it was all hosed up

Blackula69 posted:

socialism for the rich.

Kenny Logins posted:

was that the thing where one of the cartoon girls had a butthole insignia

Pinterest Mom posted:

sounds like a ~healthy non-monogamous relationship~

Proteus4994 posted:

it was a pleasure, kevin

my morning jackass posted:

i still do not believe our department has made this device the cornerstone of their new workplace model.

fleshweasel posted:

can we stop with this "devices shipped" bullshit because it doesn't mean anything

qirex posted:

gret posted:

In thinking about it, this review could stand in as a metaphor for women in the workplace. Mrs Stern doesn't need a "work phone" she needs one that she can use to play on... and play at business. When given a power tool to use she finds that she is not comfortable with it. I'm sure this would also be true if she was given a power saw, a major court case, a billion or two to manage or a major story to report.

Mrs Stern, like her children, should stick with the iPhone. It is made for women and children to use. Easy to use and to master, the iPhone will not tax their intellect or their (limited) attention.

FMguru posted:

Typical MSM review of a BB technology. Apple can put cow dung in a box and said reviewer will be declaiming its cutting edge technology and 'cool' factor. I bought a Passport. Blows iphone and android away and is easily the best phone I have used. In fact ms reviewer the PP is a Phablet - meaning it is supposed to be larger than your little iphone 4 and the target market are high end professionals who use a lot of data, files, or need a productivity tool. Not housemoms and teenies who cling to their Apple bibles. Male professionals will love the PP. Females interested in 'chatting', snapchatting, and pretty colors will stay with their bendable iphones. Media is so far in the bag for Apple it is embarrassing.

graph posted:

mishaq posted:

200,000 lmfao

PleasureKevin posted:

how is it terrorism if he shot a soldier and we're literally at war now?

Generic Monk posted:

http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2014/11/ars-reviews-the-blackberry-passport-the-corporate-tool/

'“That is the worst designed thing, like ever.” That's exactly what my 13-year-old daughter said as she gazed upon the BlackBerry Passport, freshly unboxed upon my desk. She picked it up, ran fingers across the keys, and put it down again. She acted as if she mistakenly touched something she found on the sidewalk, right down to taking a step back in retreat.'

infernal machines posted:

seeing as my company is employed by the organization he is a board member of, no, i don't think so

as much fun as that would be, he already hates me for convincing them to ditch bby four years ago