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StrangeDays said:

lkrupp said:

spice-boy said:

Any US leader that sucks up to Putin won't get my vote. 

Then you won’t be voting I guess.

Other than the GOP, I don’t know any Putin suckups. Who are you referring to?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mgQaFlo_p8

Facts are stubborn things...

Hey Ukraine - denuke and we’ll defend you.  Oops- perhaps they will in the next 4 or 8 years.  Dunno (F’U I got re-elected). Hillary got your back as long as some moron in her staff can’t read English and not hand his password to bad people

There would be a course in free thinking universities in the Communist Manifesto if it wasn’t so alligned with the common “press” or the DNC.  As much as you hate on political think of the other side, read “We the living” It happened and will happen once more if your will be done.

docno42 said:

22july2013 said:

Very happy about this - if it allows my smart home to more accurately track where I am in the home. 

I wonder if the new Apple Watch has it too...

That would be primo. 

monstrosity said:

LordeHawk said:

It would be a very difficult for the government to prove Apple is harming customers with their App Store. As a generalization, most of the companies complaining owe a large part of their success if not all, to Apple.

I would be interested in data to verify my assumption.

Lack of free speech harms customers

I’m missing the connection between political speech and anti-trust, anti-competitive practices.  

You go Roger!  Still a badass and the 3rd best Bond.

toysandme said:

The popularity of these cases makes it clear that iPhones are underpowered. 

So envious of those who weren't around pre-2007 when people that had to carry two and three charged batteries and considered it the cost of doing business.  Oh and the memory of Apple getting ripped for eliminating the removable battery...  

While the Internet has a virtually infinite memory, its users sure don't exploit it.