On 2/3/2013 9:34 AM, ESAD wrote:
No, not the StuporBowl.

Today is the day the JailBreak for IOS 6.XX and the latest "iDevices" is
supposed to drop.

Only the developers know for sure when the JB will be released, and it
might not be today but, if it is, there probably will be as much
additional internet traffic around the the world as the StuporBowl
creates in the United States.

Jailbreaking allows us iPhone users to get root access to the iOS
operating system, so we can download applications, extensions, and
themes unavailable through official the Apple Applications store. The
process and end result is similar to "rooting" an Android OS device,
except Apple's lockdown without a JB is pretty secure. To me, the
lockdown on a non JB's phone is the only downside of an iPhone compared
to Android phones. The JB allows access to hundreds, if not thousands,
of modifications, especially in the area of utilities.

This thrills you, why? I'll answer it for you. So you will be enabled to
steal intellectual property without proper compensation to the author or
developer. What a piece of **** you are. I guess it wasn't enough for
you to steal from the taxpayers, eh?

On 2/3/2013 10:42 AM, Meyer wrote:
On 2/3/2013 9:34 AM, ESAD wrote:
No, not the StuporBowl.

Today is the day the JailBreak for IOS 6.XX and the latest "iDevices" is
supposed to drop.

Only the developers know for sure when the JB will be released, and it
might not be today but, if it is, there probably will be as much
additional internet traffic around the the world as the StuporBowl
creates in the United States.

Jailbreaking allows us iPhone users to get root access to the iOS
operating system, so we can download applications, extensions, and
themes unavailable through official the Apple Applications store. The
process and end result is similar to "rooting" an Android OS device,
except Apple's lockdown without a JB is pretty secure. To me, the
lockdown on a non JB's phone is the only downside of an iPhone compared
to Android phones. The JB allows access to hundreds, if not thousands,
of modifications, especially in the area of utilities.

This thrills you, why? I'll answer it for you. So you will be enabled to
steal intellectual property without proper compensation to the author or
developer. What a piece of **** you are. I guess it wasn't enough for
you to steal from the taxpayers, eh?

Well, it's about time harry krause admitted he is a thief...

On 2/3/13 11:14 AM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute wrote:
On 2/3/2013 10:42 AM, Meyer wrote:
On 2/3/2013 9:34 AM, ESAD wrote:
No, not the StuporBowl.

Today is the day the JailBreak for IOS 6.XX and the latest "iDevices" is
supposed to drop.

Only the developers know for sure when the JB will be released, and it
might not be today but, if it is, there probably will be as much
additional internet traffic around the the world as the StuporBowl
creates in the United States.

Jailbreaking allows us iPhone users to get root access to the iOS
operating system, so we can download applications, extensions, and
themes unavailable through official the Apple Applications store. The
process and end result is similar to "rooting" an Android OS device,
except Apple's lockdown without a JB is pretty secure. To me, the
lockdown on a non JB's phone is the only downside of an iPhone compared
to Android phones. The JB allows access to hundreds, if not thousands,
of modifications, especially in the area of utilities.

This thrills you, why? I'll answer it for you. So you will be enabled to
steal intellectual property without proper compensation to the author or
developer. What a piece of **** you are. I guess it wasn't enough for
you to steal from the taxpayers, eh?

Well, it's about time harry krause admitted he is a thief...


As far as I am concerned, the JB has nothing to do with stealing
intellectual property. The apps available through Cydia and JB are
either free, or call for a donation, or call for a payment to a vendor.
The former site for "bootlegged" software, Installous, is gone, and I
was never interested in its "offerings."

Besides, you don't need to JB an iPhone to run "bootlegged" software on
it, if that is your interest.

You two exhibit a lack of knowledge of technology that is
just...staggering.

On 2/3/2013 11:26 AM, ESAD wrote:
On 2/3/13 11:14 AM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute wrote:
On 2/3/2013 10:42 AM, Meyer wrote:
On 2/3/2013 9:34 AM, ESAD wrote:
No, not the StuporBowl.

Today is the day the JailBreak for IOS 6.XX and the latest
"iDevices" is
supposed to drop.

Only the developers know for sure when the JB will be released, and it
might not be today but, if it is, there probably will be as much
additional internet traffic around the the world as the StuporBowl
creates in the United States.

Jailbreaking allows us iPhone users to get root access to the iOS
operating system, so we can download applications, extensions, and
themes unavailable through official the Apple Applications store. The
process and end result is similar to "rooting" an Android OS device,
except Apple's lockdown without a JB is pretty secure. To me, the
lockdown on a non JB's phone is the only downside of an iPhone compared
to Android phones. The JB allows access to hundreds, if not thousands,
of modifications, especially in the area of utilities.

This thrills you, why? I'll answer it for you. So you will be enabled to
steal intellectual property without proper compensation to the author or
developer. What a piece of **** you are. I guess it wasn't enough for
you to steal from the taxpayers, eh?

Well, it's about time harry krause admitted he is a thief...


As far as I am concerned, the JB has nothing to do with stealing
intellectual property. The apps available through Cydia and JB are
either free, or call for a donation, or call for a payment to a vendor.
The former site for "bootlegged" software, Installous, is gone, and I
was never interested in its "offerings."

Besides, you don't need to JB an iPhone to run "bootlegged" software on
it, if that is your interest.

You two exhibit a lack of knowledge of technology that is
just...staggering.

You will be punished for your sins.

In article om,
says...

On 2/3/2013 11:26 AM, ESAD wrote:
On 2/3/13 11:14 AM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute wrote:
On 2/3/2013 10:42 AM, Meyer wrote:
On 2/3/2013 9:34 AM, ESAD wrote:
No, not the StuporBowl.

Today is the day the JailBreak for IOS 6.XX and the latest
"iDevices" is
supposed to drop.

Only the developers know for sure when the JB will be released, and it
might not be today but, if it is, there probably will be as much
additional internet traffic around the the world as the StuporBowl
creates in the United States.

Jailbreaking allows us iPhone users to get root access to the iOS
operating system, so we can download applications, extensions, and
themes unavailable through official the Apple Applications store. The
process and end result is similar to "rooting" an Android OS device,
except Apple's lockdown without a JB is pretty secure. To me, the
lockdown on a non JB's phone is the only downside of an iPhone compared
to Android phones. The JB allows access to hundreds, if not thousands,
of modifications, especially in the area of utilities.

This thrills you, why? I'll answer it for you. So you will be enabled to
steal intellectual property without proper compensation to the author or
developer. What a piece of **** you are. I guess it wasn't enough for
you to steal from the taxpayers, eh?

Well, it's about time harry krause admitted he is a thief...


As far as I am concerned, the JB has nothing to do with stealing
intellectual property. The apps available through Cydia and JB are
either free, or call for a donation, or call for a payment to a vendor.
The former site for "bootlegged" software, Installous, is gone, and I
was never interested in its "offerings."

Besides, you don't need to JB an iPhone to run "bootlegged" software on
it, if that is your interest.

You two exhibit a lack of knowledge of technology that is
just...staggering.

You will be punished for your sins.

Yes, spoken like a true Christian, punishment to include extreme pain,
torture, burning alive, etc. But then again, to listen to the ignorant
right, it's only the Muslims that do that.

On 2/3/2013 8:39 AM, Meyer wrote:

You will be punished for your sins.

You're delusional.

On 2/3/2013 5:45 PM, thumper wrote:
On 2/3/2013 8:39 AM, Meyer wrote:

You will be punished for your sins.

You're delusional.

you don't sound so sure of yourself?

In article ,
says...

On 2/3/2013 5:45 PM, thumper wrote:
On 2/3/2013 8:39 AM, Meyer wrote:

You will be punished for your sins.

You're delusional.

you don't sound so sure of yourself?

Christian compassion at it's finest, it's all about punishment!

On 2/3/2013 3:09 PM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute wrote:
On 2/3/2013 5:45 PM, thumper wrote:
On 2/3/2013 8:39 AM, Meyer wrote:

You will be punished for your sins.

You're delusional.

you don't sound so sure of yourself?

You're funny.

On 2/3/2013 11:26 AM, ESAD wrote:
On 2/3/13 11:14 AM, JustWaitAFrekinMinute wrote:
On 2/3/2013 10:42 AM, Meyer wrote:
On 2/3/2013 9:34 AM, ESAD wrote:
No, not the StuporBowl.

Today is the day the JailBreak for IOS 6.XX and the latest
"iDevices" is
supposed to drop.

Only the developers know for sure when the JB will be released, and it
might not be today but, if it is, there probably will be as much
additional internet traffic around the the world as the StuporBowl
creates in the United States.

Jailbreaking allows us iPhone users to get root access to the iOS
operating system, so we can download applications, extensions, and
themes unavailable through official the Apple Applications store. The
process and end result is similar to "rooting" an Android OS device,
except Apple's lockdown without a JB is pretty secure. To me, the
lockdown on a non JB's phone is the only downside of an iPhone compared
to Android phones. The JB allows access to hundreds, if not thousands,
of modifications, especially in the area of utilities.

This thrills you, why? I'll answer it for you. So you will be enabled to
steal intellectual property without proper compensation to the author or
developer. What a piece of **** you are. I guess it wasn't enough for
you to steal from the taxpayers, eh?

Well, it's about time harry krause admitted he is a thief...


As far as I am concerned, the JB has nothing to do with stealing
intellectual property.

Well we already knew you would justify your crime, or consider yourself
above the law, you are a progressive.