ebbi

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   by ebbi 1y ago

   That's on Tim Cook. He could have easily overridden that decision if he deemed it important enough.
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   by ebbi 1y ago

   In the short term, may be not. In the short term, it allows those not wanting to financially support people who overlook a genocide. In the long term, hopefully this can lead to financial sanctions on Israel itself. Either of those isn&#x2
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   by ebbi 1y ago

   What is performative about this? Not wanting to spend your money on someone that gloats online about meeting with a wanted war criminal is not performative at all.
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   by ebbi 1y ago

   I have an X-T3 and I love it. I went from an X-E2, to a Sony set up, and then quickly went back to Fuji. There's just something about Fuji that made it more enjoyable to shoot, for me (mostly travel photos). I will say the only thing
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   by ebbi 1y ago

   But they're partnering with Qualcomm, so I'd imagine they'll be using their latest ARM chips to try and compete with Macbooks. I think iPads have too much of a stigma now (not a 'real' 'computer'), and it
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   by ebbi 1y ago

   It could probably dent some of the players in the enterprise market, especially ones that are heavily in the Google workspace. Instead of giving everyone Macs, they may roll out these Google devices.