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rax_mark said:

The EU, unlike the US, believes in the spirit of the law, instead of the word of the law, Apple should have realised that.

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If you believe the US believes/follows the rule of the law, you must have your head buried in the sand. The spirit of the law is why there is no accountability in this country. Period. 

It’s disturbing that apple is spending so much time on memoji’s and stickers which is perpetuating infantilism in our adults. Maybe they should focus on other areas of their neglected apps like mail, their entire production suite of pages/numbers/keynote or here’s a thought—come up with something entirely new that has features of notes/reminders/calendar. I’m embarrassed this is being touted as an improved feature. 

For the first time, Apple has disappointed. I just purchased the studio display and the camera is of such an inferior quality. I think my iPhone 4s may have had a better camera. Not up to the Apple standard — and this is saying something. I haven’t been this disappointed in an Apple product since before Steve Jobs returned to Apple in the 90s. Unfortunately, it’s the only monitor available in the machine that meets my needs and I can’t hold out another year for a larger iMac. 

This is some Star Trek shit right here and y’all complaining bcoz “it doesn’t look like apple,” “it’s too clunky,” “it’s too expensive.” Cry me a fucking river. This is awesome! Will I spend that much money on it, likely no. But I’m sure as hell gonna try it out at the store. The implications are astounding as far as I’m concerned. 

bloggerblog said:

hekg said:

Hey American companies, how about you stop hiring Chinese employees?   

Everything high tech that china has is all a bad copy of an American product.  Including and especially military technology which one day they soon they will use against the US!

Stop hiring chinese people that still have any ties to china.

American companies are unable to fill their tech job vacancies with American labor alone, so they are forced to import them from India and China. Even though it is risky and expensive they have little to no choice. If you wanna point the finger at someone, you can point it at the privileged US education system, entitled mindset, and the two bickering political parties that don't seem to know how to solve for anything.

And if the republicans get their way, it will be even worse. No science, no books. What else?