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Researchers find flaw in Apple Silicon chips, but it's not 'that bad'
Don't panic, these CPU level exploits are extremely difficult to exploit and are basically never seen in the wild. Remember Meltdown and Spectre a few years back? Not a single documented exploit in the wild. It's worthwhile to look for and fix these issues, however, as Flava Flave says "Dont believe the hype!"
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Apple confirms new MacBook Pro models have only slower UHS-II SD card slots
I love how people completely ignore the improvements in the most important parts of the device (CPU, screen) and complain about the least important parts that they will probably never use.Eric_WVGG said:I for one am relieved and thrilled that the folks who have been bitching about the SD slot for the past five years still have something to keep themselves occupied with.
Hobbies are really good for mental health.
In America we like to focus 95% of the attention to 5% of the problem.
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Apple Fellow Phil Schiller quits Twitter
All this hoopla over Twitter is hilarious. Virtue quitting left and right by people who *gasp* might actually have to see opinions outside of their echo chamber and group think. The horror! Oh well, it's these same people that made Twitter the shit show it is so I say good riddance.
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Apple reaping massive illegal profits from Apple Pay fees on card issuers, lawsuit claims
JFC Apple is not a monopoly on this or any other issue. They are just looking for another “easy” pay day. If you don’t like the way iOS does things there are plenty of other options for you.
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Apple wants to shrink MacBook Pro by removing speaker grills
Even smaller MacBook Pro? No thanks. -
Apple's headset drastically changed over time & top execs are skeptical
Nobody wants a bulky headset, not even from Apple.
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How Apple could approach a folding iPhone
The old argument from ignorance. Moveable parts will always be less reliable then a solid device. Battery covers, hinges, etc, they all break over time. It’s called wear and tear. Nobody seems to be buying foldable phones and I don’t expect that the change any time soon.avon b7 said:" Many of the first foldable devices were plagued by reliability issues"
I'm unaware of any foldable phone being plagued with reliability issues. Quite the opposite is true.
AFAIK, all folding phones that have come to market have had great reliability so far.
For the Samsung Fold, many review units were damaged by reviewers trying to remove a screen coating that should not have been removed.
Once that was corrected, along with some further design enhancements, the units that were released performed well.
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Google & Microsoft each laying off over 10,000 employees
If these companies can get rid of 10,000 employees with seemingly no impact to productivity, seems like they had 10,000 employees too many.
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Apple just now feeling global chip shortage, while rivals suffer
Imagine that! Planning ahead gives you a competitive advantage. If only Apple planned ahead for depending too heavily on one communist country for the majority of their components.... -
Supreme Court overturns ruling holding platforms responsible for users' criminal activity
This is a good ruling. It’s impossible for social media platforms to police all content. Particularly when it comes to “objectionable” content.
