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Apple says the iPhone is a valuable readiness aid in a world impacted by climate change
sumergo said:normang said:Climate constantly changes, to think we can actually have any impact on significantly altering the climate is the height of arrogance. It's been warmer in the past than today and its been cooler, we know this..... but somehow altering a carbon footprint is going to save us? This is not to say that we should not try and be prudent in the use of resources, but the proposed changes all mandate government control of your life and all that will do is make things worse for people, not better.
Check out this review.
https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2018/10/william-vollmann-carbon-ideologies/568309/. If you like read the book. Warning: It will need a little attention span.
Unfortunately Vollmann is wrong - his future readers won't even be able to eat insects . . .
https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/2018/10/15/hyperalarming-study-shows-massive-insect-loss/?utm_term=.9c0cbc5861b4
Plus there is nothing to regret.. If we could really actually alter the climate in any meaningful way, other than telling you how to run your life and return to the stone age, which is going to be far worse than any climate calamity. Look at these saviors fo the world flying thousand of personal jets to Davos, there is an good example of saving the planet right? Get real... get your head out of the sand for one minute and think of any action on any scale that will stop a tornado or hurricane or any other natural activity just isn't going to happen... -
Apple says the iPhone is a valuable readiness aid in a world impacted by climate change
Climate constantly changes, to think we can actually have any impact on significantly altering the climate is the height of arrogance. It's been warmer in the past than today and its been cooler, we know this..... but somehow altering a carbon footprint is going to save us? This is not to say that we should not try and be prudent in the use of resources, but the proposed changes all mandate government control of your life and all that will do is make things worse for people, not better. -
Apple's 'Shot on iPhone Challenge' offers chance for user's photos to be featured in ads
If I read it right, other than perhaps getting photo credit for said photo, you don't get any other compensation for giving Apple the rights to your photo for wide distribution.. Which seems a little cheap to me considering the seeming value of Apple showing one's photo for the sale of iPhones. If all one wants is the notoriety, I guess that's fine... still seems that the winners should get something other than that... though maybe I missed it; -
iPhone XS Max ranks fourth in DxOMark selfie camera rankings
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AT&T lying to customers by showing '5G E' on devices, under fire from other carriers