boxcatcher

What an epic "customer support mistake" f-up

pmc said:

Great site and thank you for the articles HOWEVER, that is not what begging the question means.

I came here to say exactly this.

Wikipedia has this as an example of, “begging the question”:

Left-handed people are better painters because right-handed people can't paint as well.

The argument (left-handed people are better painters) is supported by the second part (right-handed people can’t paint as well [as left-handed people]), which is erroneous and also asserts the same basic premise as the first.


This is the GM of iOS 12 because the next release won’t be.

... would be begging the question.

tallest skil said:

boxcatcher said:

1. Bar / clubs / casinos
2. Picking up tickets at a will-call window
3. Checking in to a hotel room
4. Grocery store (buying alcohol or cigarettes)
5. Renting a car
6. TSA checkpoints

I now understand why I never really need my license.

I now understand why you have over 43,000 comments on AppleInsider.

mac_dog said:

Keep your physical passport handy—just in case a government decides to use an EMP nearby to fry all your electronics. Yes, I’m talking about the US government. 

You'll have bigger problems to worry about if you're a victim of an EMP attack.

tallest skil said:

boxcatcher said:

Because a driver's license is used for more things than driving? Dude, think it through for like 1 minute...

Well, I tend not to write checks in-store (so they don’t need to see it there). If I need to go to a state building, I’m already in my car and can grab it from there, and if I’m buying a gun the same thing applies. I’m trying to think of other places it would matter.

1. Bar / clubs / casinos
2. Picking up tickets at a will-call window
3. Checking in to a hotel room
4. Grocery store (buying alcohol or cigarettes)
5. Renting a car
6. TSA checkpoints