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fastasleep said:

randominternetperson said:

TLDR; but I don't get the meme.  Is that supposed to be ejaculate dripping out of Ben Stiller's ear?

Haha never thought I’d need to post this here but there’s a first for everything.

It’s from There’s Something About Mary

https://youtu.be/RC8wEqUHA2Q

Kids these days, amirite? There’s Something About Mary is a comedy classic!

jbcreate said:

spend the extra money on a device with a sub 1080p display lol... ok... a phone $350 less with the best camera out, 1080 amoled...ya..better get the ipxr I get it, finally an iphone can be touted heavily against a google pixel/nexus device but this phone isnt about the specs, its about the software and UX. We can talk about processors and RAM all day but will the average consumer using instagram notice? not at all.

Thanks for registering just to post this single troll comment, but you can leave now. Will the average user notice the speed difference? No, not right away. But in a couple years, it will be painfully obvious. The Pixel 3a will have the equivalent of 5-6 year old technology in it by then. The iPhone XR has the exact same performance as the fastest flagship phone on the market, and therefore will be just as fast as them for the entirety of its lifespan. My XR could easily last me 4 years if I so choose. Can you say the same of the 3a?

entropys said:

It would have to be a completely different design to have noise cancelation. Ego, they are not airpods. And why not beats?

Apple used to make noise isolating wired buds and the regular wired EarPods at the same time, so there’s no reason to believe they couldn’t have two models of AirPods too.

Hulu with Live TV with the no commercial option (on regular Hulu content) is the clear option in this space now, in my opinion. It has all the same channels and 50 hours of DVR (more than enough considering all the shows that you can watch on demand through regular Hulu) for $51. Since we have Hulu regardless, the equivalent live tv service equates to $39, compared to PSVue, YouTube TV, Directv Now, etc. all at the $50 price (minimum) and a much less robust on-demand section as Hulu’s.

bobolicious said:

...as the article intimates, is the fundamental problem http://thecorporation.com/ ... ?

If there was ever a 'corporation' that might tackle such an issue might it be Apple ?

Is that actually the plan...?

Or is Apple simply boiling frogs with a trojan horse of internal (vs marketed) data collection that is promised as 'secure' (for now?) and kept from 3rd parties (not yet externally monetized) under 'we care about privacy' representation (caring is one thing, is guaranteeing another?), and yet forever enshrined (and validated for highest ultimate value) in the iCloud servers...?

Given the Patriot Act and the current administration (make America what again?) supported by so many, I'd ask who should rely on any representation promoted beyond such psychic or national borders...?

the sequel http://thecorporation.com/#block-views-news_and_events_blog-feat

Which brings me to my next point, kids.... don’t do crack!