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Here are all the big changes to Apple Maps from 2017 through 2019
Apple Maps already does it.volcan said:Should show speed limits like my car's built-in nav system.
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Turkey's president calls for boycott of Apple products
blah blah blah blah blah blah.foggyhill said:anton zuykov said:
Wages are down? Really? Everywhere I go it says they are hiring. The economy grew quite a bit better for the last two years. UNemployment is really low.JoeBee said:Economic boom, lol. Imaginary numbers while wages are down, jobs are vanishing, our schools are war zones and real people are suffering on the street. If Turkey is a disaster waiting to happen, it's only because they are a few steps further down the same road we are on.
The fact that schools are war zones is a responsibility of those who vote for local politicians and determine, what is done in those schools. In any free country there will be people on streets that suffer, if that was their choice. You CANT do anything about it for precicely that reason alone.Wages are down buddy when inflation adjusted and not including the top 10%; you're feels has nothing to do with it. As for the rest, blah blah blah blah blah blah.If you are an engineer, lawyer or doctor, yeah they're doing great and so fracking what.That pretty much sums up your whole post.
Why did you chose to cut off the top 10%? Why not cut at 5% or 34.5%? Does it destroy your narrative about failing wages, when you include top 10% earners? You do realize that 10% earners contribute roughly 71% of all income tax money for the budget, right? So, why did you exclude them?
" you're feels has nothing to do with it"
Neither have yours. Check statistics on economics. The fact that low wage low 30% earners means jack shit for the economy, primarily, because they pay almost no taxes and in fact, they receive money from the taxpayers, instead of being "taxpayers" themselves . So, if they earn less it does not affect the economy at all.
What does affect the economy a lot is how the top 30% are doing, as they pay ( if memory serves well) about 90% of all income tax in the US. And top 50% percent, who pay 97% of all income tax.
That is a fact, and not your/my feelings.
In other words, your stupid "If you are an engineer, lawyer or doctor, yeah they're doing great and so fracking what." indicates that you have no idea how the economy works and who (those engineers and doctors) pays for it....and hence your barely intelligible rant..
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Turkey's president calls for boycott of Apple products
Wages are down? Really? Everywhere I go it says they are hiring. The economy grew quite a bit better for the last two years. UNemployment is really low.JoeBee said:Economic boom, lol. Imaginary numbers while wages are down, jobs are vanishing, our schools are war zones and real people are suffering on the street. If Turkey is a disaster waiting to happen, it's only because they are a few steps further down the same road we are on.
The fact that schools are war zones is a responsibility of those who vote for local politicians and determine, what is done in those schools. In any free country there will be people on streets that suffer, if that was their choice. You CANT do anything about it for precisely that reason alone.
No, wages are not down, economy is not collapsing and the world is not ending. It is actually the opposite right now.
Stop watching/reading/listening to BS news that fed you that crap, and instead, look at the facts.
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Apple's iPhone estimated third on units, number one in revenue in China
Apple to Xiaomi is like USA to China. Two of them are number one in terms of (cough) "units" produced. As for the revenue....ehh, that is a different story altogether.
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Cupertino council pushes vote on employee tax for Apple, other firms until 2020
You are asking for impossible. These guys only know how to tax others to cover holes in the budget. There is no plan B for them. When there is a company like Apple with hundreds of billions of dollars in cash, and tens of thousands of employees, politicians simply can’t help themselves. Socialists...macxpress said:I understand they want to make the city nice and upscale, but they need to figure out how to do it on their own, not rely on companies like Apple who already pay MILLIONS of dollars to them to get it done.
