crowley
I don't add "in my opinion" to everything I say because everything I say is my opinion. I'm not wasting keystrokes on clarifying to pedants what they should already be able to discern.
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Samsung mocks iPhone 14 in latest ad campaign
They mentioned Windows by name a lot.wonkothesane said:
They never called out a manufacturer or brand in that campaign, did they? It was “PC” in a generic sense even though it was obvious that it was targeting Microsoft.crowley said:
Mac vs PC? You missed those?winstoner71 said:I’ve never heard Apple mention another phone or company in an ad in my life. If they did, I missed it.
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USB4 Version 2.0 to offer up to 80 Gbps data transfer
Ffs, USB5. Or 4.1 if you really must. 4 v2 is ridiculous, what is wrong with the naming clowns at the forum?
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Elon Musk joins Twitter board of directors after becoming its largest shareholder
Thank you, not sure why is was so hard for the other guys. I'll read up on the case.
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Paid Apple Podcast subscriptions grow by 300% in a year
Advertising in podcasts is probably the most tolerable and non-invasive type of advertising around. And the podcasts I listen to occasionally even advertise something I have an interest in. What I don't have any interest in is paying for something when I can get it for free with only the smallest of downsides.
Also, I was once listening to a podcast about the Lewinsky scandal, and immediately after a racy description of an oral encounter between the President and the intern the podcast was interrupted for an ad from Gobble, the mealkit service. I enjoyed the podcast a lot, but that was the absolute highlight. -
Elon Musk joins Twitter board of directors after becoming its largest shareholder
The two other guys abjectly failed, can you give a single name?cgWerks said:
Yeah, and some have been reinstated.crowley said:
Bull. Plenty of those are still on Twitter.
It wasn't a total, absolute block of everything. It was just harsh enough to put fear in to a lot of people who cared about their online presence. And... that was the point!
