headfull0wine

Question:  if Windows has an ARM version of its OS, could an ARM based Mac Bootcamp or dual boot to ARM Windows? However bad the ARM Windows might be right now... 

SpamSandwich said:

headfull0wine said:

The way Americans throw the word ‘freedom’ around like it’s an absolute really baffles me.  It isn’t.  You aren’t free to kill someone else if you want.  Heck, you aren’t even free to drive as fast as you want on a highway.  Being part of a society requires some form of individual sacrifice. Where that balance lies is up for debate.  One would argue that your freedom to go to Home Depot is superseded by a Nurse’s right to go home to her family and the end of the day.

You’d benefit from actually READING the US Constitution instead of blabbering on about a subject which you have little knowledge.

You’re right, I have not read your constitution. Nor did I need to for the purposes of my comment.  I realize your constitution allows you to bear arms to defend yourself, and under the right circumstances, yes kill someone. That’s not what I was talking about.  My post was about my perception of Americans frequent use of the term ‘freedom’, specifically as an outsider.  And my understanding that ‘freedom’ is not an absolute.

Let me see if I’ve got this right.  The FBI wants a back door to all IOS devices.  India wants to foist a robo-call app onto their devices that doesn’t meet Apples security guidelines.  France wants Apple to weaken security to allow an app they built to access Bluetooth all the time.  And when Apple and Google get together to create a globally unified contact tracing solution that is Probably as secure as humanly possible, everyone loses their mind.  

Am I close???

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And don’t get me started on a head of state asking a head of industry to be personally accountable for what their organization implements. 

The way Americans throw the word ‘freedom’ around like it’s an absolute really baffles me.  It isn’t.  You aren’t free to kill someone else if you want.  Heck, you aren’t even free to drive as fast as you want on a highway.  Being part of a society requires some form of individual sacrifice. Where that balance lies is up for debate.  One would argue that your freedom to go to Home Depot is superseded by a Nurse’s right to go home to her family and the end of the day.

So, $150 CAD just to be able to scroll... Not going to happen.  It baffles me why a first gen tack pad doesn’t work.  Can someone explain???