monstrosity

rogifan_new said:

There’s plenty to criticize American companies for over China. And privacy is important. But sometimes I swear people are wearing tinfoil hats. Honestly if you’re that worried you’re being tracked then all you can do is get off the internet.

These 'tin foil hat' 'conspiracies' have a nasty tendency to become reality, and at an increasingly alarming rate. Social Credit Score is happening, be afraid. 

virgilisleading42 said:

The loss of Net Neutrality surprisingly has only helped consumers. Faster speeds and more infrastructure is being built. Who knew that that one was a total miss call by people. It really hasn't been a problem at all, if anything, it's ended up being better.

Exactly. It was only 'Net Neutrality' in name only. With attention spans of 30 seconds, that seems to be all you have to do to fool people nowadays. 

SpamSandwich said:

Neistat came out publicly for Hillary, meanwhile former paid CNN consultant Donna Brazile fed Hillary debate questions in advance in an attempt to throw the election to Hillary. Any chance "Beme" will serve as a propaganda tool for CNN? Count on it.

Exactly what I was thinking. Neistat should have stayed out of politics. Way to alienate half your audience.

Give it 3 or 4 years and Macbook Pro's will be running ARM chips IMO.

Shame. I quite liked the idea of Apple creating their own content. With all that cash floating about, it seemed a good place to spend it. 
I have to wonder if strategically stepping back and being a 'delivery platform' is a good idea. What's to stop a rival company dominating the content wars then producing their own 'delivery platform' but at a massive discount (or free) due to all the lucrative subscriptions they get.

If I'm honest, I wish the US would just nuke the EU and be done with it.

I love your articles, but I wish you would stop talking about Brexit. You know nothing about it.