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EU antitrust chief & Apple foe Margrethe Vestager out after 10 years
rob53 said:spheric said:Fidonet127 said:tlinn said:I will forever be grateful to the Europeans for forcing Apple to adopt USB-C. But the idea that Apple shouldn't be compensated for developing a platform that allows thousands of developers to make a living, or that the "fair" amount of compensation should be decided by developers seems ridiculous to me. Apple is not a charity, nor do they exist to be the world's R&D department. Much of what the Europeans are doing feels like protectionism.
That said, there are plenty of examples where Apple disadvantages its own customers and stifles innovation—like forcing all browsers to use the same engine. This is where government action should focus.The EU rightfully gets the credit for kicking everybody into supporting a single standard — they’d already been working with various manufacturers for a decade before Apple finally switched their iPhones, as well. -
Apple released the iMac 27 years ago and it's better than ever
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Leak shows rumored bronze titanium iPhone 16 Pro
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Microsoft blames European Commission for global CrowdStrike catastrophe
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Global chaos erupts as Windows security update goes bad
avon b7 said:My scheduled video conference with HP has hit the skids. I was told at 8am this morning that IT support were working on the problem but I doubt they'll apply the machine-by-machine workaround offered by Crowdstrike which requires booting into Safe Mode and deleting a file.
It's touch and go for the meeting which is scheduled to start in 30 minutes.
It is more likely they'll wait for the fix from Crowdstrike to flush through the systems.
Global automated updates should be rolled out in phases to catch these glitches before they become wildfires.
I see some airlines still have boarding cards that can be handwritten for the lucky ones who have been able to get off the ground.
EDIT: meeting postponed.