Shunnabunich

I'd always entertained the notion that if your iOS device was stuck in DFU mode it meant you "Done F*cked Up". :) I guess I'll have to remember it actually stands for something official, too.

Agreed. If you're looking for porn, there's a browser right there on the home screen, and it'll get you porn of (literally) anything and everything, almost all of it free.

With lemons, no less.

I found a free Dashboard widget which does it, called, simply, Off. It was in Apple's widget directory.

Then I'd say his anger was misdirected, or at least focused on too small an area.

I imagine many developers want to get a head-start on reworking their applications to work properly under Lion, especially with some of the planned user-facing features like full-screen mode and such. It's not purely a matter of being the first ones to see some cool new stuff.

From a MacRumors article just posted about the new iMacs:

"While we were unable to find explicit mention of support for Target Display Mode on the new iMac product pages, an Apple sales representative has confirmed to us that the new 27-inch models do continue to support the feature through the new Thunderbolt ports."

So it looks like only the 21½" models will be left out in the cold.

The only thing keeping me from moving from 10.5 up to 10.6 as my primary OS is that I need to buy a bigger hard drive, actually. Leopard lives on my primary, mostly full 250 GB drive, while SL lives on an older 80 GB drive I rescued from another machine (I keep most of my non-casual games, like Source Engine titles, on SL for better performance/compatibility). Being that it's a Hackintosh, I really can't get away with anything less than a clean install, which entails somewhat more than 80 GB of backup storage.

Looks a little rough around the edges in this beta (i.e. the "Canc" button), but I bet it'll be a pleasure to use.

Disregard the above, it's been corrected. I was never heeeeeere...