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Apple readying for legal battle against European Union's App Store regulations
JaiOh81 said:The App Store is so popular and successful because people know they can trust it. -
Apple's 'carbon neutral' claims are misleading, say EU groups
22july2013 said: But for some reason environmentalists aren't keen on the idea of carbon sinks. They want us to reduce carbon emissions even though adding more sinks has the same end result. Apple's own words cite "carbon emission reduction" but they ignore "carbon sink increases." Why? Because people are stupid. -
Skylum adding trio of AI-powered photo editing features to Luminar Neo
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Genshin Impact maker tried to dodge App Store fees -- twice
neoncat said: Don't get me wrong, I agree with you completely—I think Apple deserves to charge whatever it feels it needs to to cover those costs and support its profit objectives. Those numbers can be as high as it wants them to be—as long as the App Store is subject to competition. -
'Masters of the Air' WWII miniseries set to debut on Apple TV+ in January
I read the book years ago and, IMO, the main focus was on how WWII was the first modern air war and that military strategists were having to make it up as they went along...which meant there were a lot of errors that resulted in major losses of human life. Example: there was an influential group at the Pentagon that believed adding a lot of gun turrets to bombers meant that you didn't need escort fighters. So there was a period of time where bombing groups took horrific losses and some argue that the Pentagon's insistence on bombers not needing escorts delayed the production of the P-51 Mustang.