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Apple confirms iOS 12's 'USB Restricted Mode' will thwart police, criminal access [u]
StrangeDays said:What I’m trying to say is you’re delusional and foolish.
Because it doesn’t matter. Because you were already proven wrong. I didn’t need to pay attention to it.As I said and which you ignored
Your anecdotes are not relevant. These individual developers are not relevant within the larger context of the companies in question. Their statements–whether true or false–are not relevant. Because either they outright lied, which is entirely possible (and you’ve no evidence to suggest they haven’t lied since GAG ORDERS exist as a concept), or they told the truth… BUT JUST PERSONALLY DO NOT KNOW ABOUT THE BACK DOORS THAT WE, AGAIN, HAVE PROVEN DO EXIST.Gruber has spoken to numerous devs who told him they’d quit
It’s good that a handful of developers (claim to) have principles. I have absolutely no doubt that at least roughly half of them DO believe and would act on what you have said. Your statement, however, is not evidence against that which we have already PROVEN TO BE TRUE.Let that sink into your skull.
You have absolutely no argument whatsoever. You have absolutely no evidence for your claims. You have absolutely no refutation for anything I have said. WE HAVE PROVEN THAT THE US GOVERNMENT HAS ACCESS. YOU ARE OUTRIGHT LYING. You don’t even know what the words you’re using mean.Please get in touch with reality. You’re living in a hollywood-inspired, paranoid, nutter bubble. -
Judge rules AT&T can complete $85B acquisition of Time Warner
GeorgeBMac said:LOL....
Calling bull on the ravings of a thoroughly brainwashed right wing lunatic is hardly admitting one was wrong!GeorgeBMac said:So much for the "Free Market promotes competition" nonsense...
You are literally saying “One regulation among thousands was removed, therefore the market is now free, therefore anything bad that happens is the fault of the ‘free market’,” and you think we’re going to believe you. Abject nonsense. You don’t even realize that the free market–as a concept–is an idealistic mathematical equation, and not an ENTITY. Why is it that leftists want to anthropomorphise this shit? It’s the exact same thing with communism. “The free market” as an object is nonsense. When you talk about “the market,” you are discussing the EVER-FLUCTUATING MATHEMATICAL EQUATION WITH HUNDREDS OF VARIABLES THAT DETERMINES ACCEPTABLE SELLING PRICES FOR GOODS AND SERVICES. You behave as though “demand” is a static concept. You behave as though “supply” is a static concept. You behave as though there is a global uniformity of prices for the same goods and services. This is all nonsense.
In short, you are arguing against the self-regulation (not ‘regulation’ the definition we’ve been using thus far, but rather “set [an apparatus] according to an external standard”) of the economy. You are arguing in favor of ARTIFICIAL BIASES to either supply or demand, such that the price of goods and services is ARTIFICIALLY REMOVED from the natural* point at which it is lowest. Since you want to consider “the market” as a static object, observe this graph and then ignore it because it’s fact that hurts your feelings.
*Here again we see that leftism is an unending struggle against the natural, the real, and the objectively true in favor of control, fantasy, and subjectivism.GeorgeBMac said:FauxNews combines (some) news along with a heavy dose of propaganda and of it dressed up with talk show like entertainment. It's best to not confuse it with actual news media -- except for political purposes... In that case: Let the false equivalencies fly!GeorgeBMac said:The best analogy to the totally free markets advocated by today's Libertarians is a highway without speed limits. It is a now common right wing mythology that regulations grew out of an out of control government focused on expanding its own power.
I could pull a Yuri Bezmenov on you right now and it would blow your mind. Sadly you’d also miss the point.we regulate the banksters because we learned what happens when we don't: Fraud and Financial Disasters
And yet that’s exactly what you want to do by refusing to address the collusion and monopolies that the government expressly allows.To trust a Comcast or Verizon more than you trust your own elected government is somewhere between pitiful and laughable.
You don’t really seem to know what right-wing thought even is.But, that's the creed of the free marketers: an either/or choice of "Corporation Good -- Government Bad". -
Future Macs could adopt Intel's new, high-performance discrete graphics chips
I’m surprised the article (and commenters) didn’t make mention of this. They very recently made their own card, but internal corporate nonsense kept it from release and completion.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=um-1fAVU1OQ
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Apple confirms iOS 12's 'USB Restricted Mode' will thwart police, criminal access [u]
StrangeDays said:Nah that’s just conspiracy theory.
What part of gag order was unclear? We’ve proven that they do it.Apple has said clearly that they don’t have any govt backdoors and won’t put any in. They won’t do it.
We know you’re required by law to say that. It’s okay. We get the message.command_f said:I prefer to think of this as keeping out the bad guys. In my book, in the UK, that doesn't include the security agencies.
rob53 said:
Add the McCarthy witch hunts…
No, it fucking isn’t. For fuck’s sake.this is supposed to be a democracy. -
Tim Cook talks about Steve Jobs thinking differently, Apple product philosophy
lkrupp said:And this, dear reader, is why Wall Street detests Apple. Keynesian consumerism runs purely on fear and greed. How have you made me money TODAY? Why else do you think the rumor mill can manipulate AAPL as easily as it can? Print a rumor that Apple has lowered manufacturing requests and, BANG, AAPL drops.