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Apple researching an all glass iPhone which will double profits in repairs alone. 

Grayeagle said:

dipdog3 said:

New York used to be decently safe, what happened?

My father lived in Manhattan on East 79th Street. He was mugged four times,  and their home was broken into by thieves. 

Anyone can make an outrageous  statement without proof. I lived on E 79th street for one year in the early 1980's a time when there was crime in the poorer neighborhoods and I can tell you 79th street was then and still is a posh area. I also lived in the lower east side in the poorest part of Manhattan and I was mugged once, in 1983, lost $5, was not hurt. Stop spreading lies. 

dipdog3 said:

New York used to be decently safe, what happened?

OMG, this would never happen anywhere else in America. For example nothing ever goes down in the parking lot of a mall, and Amazon packages are never taking off the front porch in a nice neighborhood? 

grayskyz said:

Yes, let’s allow them to make laws about technology they don’t understand and barely use correctly. Not a year goes by that one of these imbeciles  “lose” a laptop with sensitive data or accidentally tweet some social media hoe publicly. 

This is not about technology it's about anti-trust laws which apparently a lot of "tech imbeciles" don't understand or do not care to. 

ednl said:

Gross. They could have given $2000 to every single full-time employee instead.

Greed doesn't think of others, the top actually believe they deserve to have 100x more than every other hardworking employee.