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entropys said:

I have come to believe Cook is a Mac hater. his behaviour implies this is true. The future in Cook world is iOS.  And no doubt to demonstrably ‘prove’ hardly anyone actually wanted 32GB of RAM, he made the upgrade price so egrariously offensive only the most desperate die hard could invent a reason to justify it.

Certainly Cook doesn’t like the Mac. I can’t see how anyone could question that. The RAM, by the way, is $100 more than its stick variant (commence to arguing about whether the cost of engineering the soldered variant it is that expensive), but that’s also on top of the 16GB price (built into the price of the computer). So call it ~$250 more than a bare system.

joogabah said:

"our IP"?  How is it yours?

How is the intellectual property of the people of a nation owned by the people of said nation? That’s your question?

StrangeDays said:

Does AI pay for these notes? Again, in the interest of transparency, letting readers know whether Kuo seeds you with his notes or whether you seek them out and pay for them makes a difference in context. Knowing the context adds value to the data being reported. 

Does it matter when they’re not going to be true anyway?

tzeshan said:

Does US really have the right to set moral standards? During WWII, Japan invaded China for more than eight years. Tens of millions of Chinese died. Chinese economy collapsed.

You’re welcome for saving China from Japan, by the way. And for paying to rebuild it. I don’t recall us being obligated to do either thing in any capacity, but you’re welcome.

Sincerely,
the US

P.S. Stop fucking stealing our IP.

tzeshan said:

I wonder why a Korean company Samsung is able to become world leader in semiconductors, mobile phones, HDTVs, automobiles? If South Korea did these marvels legally…

Legally? But you just said SAMSUNG!