AI
Thursday, November 08, 2007 4:12:18 PM
"Good grief.
Kudos to Apple for these deals, but is it really necessary to implant a remote-controlled explosive in the casing? Yeesh. Talk about Mission Impossible..."
Apple already had a software device to completely destroy a hard drive. It was called "iTunes 2.0". I seem to recall it was quite effective in trashing all your data upon installation.
P.S. Dilleet, If AAPL goes up tomorrow, "you're welcome".
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