suddenly newton

FB doesn’t sell great products to consumers, it sells consumers’ data to corporate entities. So it would seem any regulations on that would more or less impede FB’s business model. It’s about time, I say. I don’t think FB is heading towards total transparency anytime soon.

The replacement wasn’t a Note. He wanted the Note for the stylus features. He used it like a Windows CE PDA from the late 1990s.

jsmythe00 said:

StrangeDays said:

No biggie, it's Samsung. Their phones can literally explode, burn down cars, and delay flights and nobody cares. But micro-abrasions on an iPhone and there's hell to pay.

Here's a good questions. With exploding note 7 phones, people STILL refused to turn their phones in. This was inspite of getting deep discounts, replacements, credit etc. I mean the phones were literally blowing up and folks hung in their

Why do you think that was?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optimism_bias

I know someone who kept their Note 7 until the bitter end. He literally said, “I don’t think it will happen [to me].”

But seriously, that’s a good behind the scenes look into the production of Unsane. I had the iPhone 7 and thought the camera was really superb. And cutting it on a MacBook, as opposed to the Pro eats into the narrative that you need expensive equipment for editing. I’m sure the final master render was done on a more powerful machine.

 The Florida Project was also shot on iPhone.

Good thing he didn’t shoot it on an iPhone X or we’d be staring at a notch the whole time I’m just kidding lighten up I’m here all week folks