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Ugh, the use of they/their is very confusing in your last sentence. You refer to OP and to Apple using the same “their”.
by notimetorelax 8y ago
Ugh, the use of they/their is very confusing in your last sentence. You refer to OP and to Apple using the same “their”.
- tialaramex 8y agoIt's possible this was snark, e.g. suggesting that a Mac really belongs to Apple and you're just paying them money to let them put it in your home where it can snoop on you. But in the spirit of good faith, let me assume not and just annotate your parent's they/ their use: Maybe that's not what [netwanderer3] want though. Maybe [netwanderer3] just want to use [netwanderer3] computer without a constant connection to all of [netwanderer3] other devices and servers English has some plural and possessive agreement rules that make this sound like faux caveman speak, let's fix those: Maybe that's not what [netwanderer3] wants though. Maybe [netwanderer3] just wants to use [netwanderer3]'s computer without a constant connection to all of [netwanderer3]'s other devices and servers
- ChrisRR 8y agoSorry, I was referring to the commmenter, not to Apple