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by pb7 4y ago
Your "solution" to people buying products they love is "unrestrained ridicule"? Who hurt you that you have such disdain for people choosing to live the way the want? Look inside yourself and seek help dude.
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by pb7 4y ago
Marketing only works until you get your hands on the product. People love Apple products. No subterfuge required, nor cringeworthy marketing like this: https://9to5mac.com/2022/09/09/samsung-apples-new-iphone-
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by pb7 4y ago
You don't become a trillion dollar company selling products people don't love.
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by pb7 4y ago
A company that wants to make money? Gasp, say it ain't so!
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by pb7 4y ago
>the problem is all the other companies play "Follow the Apple" Then blame the companies you buy from. You are not an Apple customer so they don't owe you anything. Frankly I'm tired of people that don't even buy
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by pb7 4y ago
Slippery slope fallacy. Wake me up when it actually happens because it never does.
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by pb7 4y ago
Weird, I have never played a game with lootboxes nor have I had to even think about avoiding it. Only supports my point that your fear of it affecting you is unfounded in reality. Except I didn't say make your own, I said pick from the
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by pb7 4y ago
Jokes are supposed to be funny.
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by pb7 4y ago
You are at liberty to buy other products and leave these to those who are happy about the security considerations.
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by pb7 4y ago
United Polaris hard product is good but the service is a joke. I have honestly had better service in economy on some (Asian) airlines. ANA business class is exceptional in comparison. I would never choose to fly United on that route. My las
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by pb7 4y ago
“Cancelled day-of booking” is an automated review left by Airbnb, that’s why they didn’t intervene.
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by pb7 4y ago
As opposed to what? Opt out?
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by pb7 4y ago
You can opt out, but then you do not get to use others' iPhones to find your AirTags. If you want to benefit from the network, you have to contribute, but you don't have to participate at all.
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by pb7 4y ago
It's opt in.
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by pb7 4y ago
There were plenty of social networks before Facebook with MySpace being the biggest.
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by pb7 4y ago
https://archive.ph/r6PbO By some accounts, Apple already had >50% marketshare in the US but FT's source is probably more reliable.
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by pb7 4y ago
Neither of those MacBook Airs have a glass display, do they? Nothing about the M1s is more fragile than before, just treat your things more carefully.
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by pb7 4y ago
This is all the more reason to state it as a yearly salary. There are only 12 months in a year. You might get 2 extra paychecks but those are bonuses/irregular payments; there aren’t magically 2 extra months in the year.
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by pb7 4y ago
It’s completely unreasonable to not be able to play audio through your built in speakers in 2022 (or even 2002). The things people will justify to keep using Linux is insane.
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by pb7 4y ago
>Linux users are probably the worst target market for advertisers. Yes but not for the reason you are imagining. I can think of a few things in common between everyone I've ever known to use Linux for personal use and general consum
951.
by pb7 4y ago
Apple has hundreds of millions of wealthy customers. Debian does not.
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by pb7 4y ago
I disagree. The CS definition of array, sure, but if you were to say “we have an array of options to eat”, most people with a high school education would know what you mean.
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by pb7 4y ago
At the age that cardinal and ordinal numbers are taught, kids simply don't remember "cardinal" and "ordinal", they remember "one, two, three" and "first, second, third". 99% of the instances I&#x
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by pb7 4y ago
Ask 100 random people on the street and I'd be surprised if even 1 knew the definition of "ordinal". It's an uncommon word.
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by pb7 4y ago
Monopoly on what? There are not thousands of bakeries in any city. Many towns might have none, or one. In that regard, the bakery will have an actual monopoly on baked goods to people living there.
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by pb7 4y ago
He just got fired in January. Preparing a 200-page legal document with references and accounts takes time. It had been submitted some time ago, it's only now that CNN got a hold of a copy.
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by pb7 4y ago
I'm relaying information from the article based on the 200-page document sent to government agencies. Everything else is speculation based on nothing.
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by pb7 4y ago
Maybe, just maybe, Twitter is actually a poorly run company and it's not a conspiracy.
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by pb7 4y ago
He tried to change things and was stopped by people actually in power (CEO, the board). Being head of security means nothing if you aren't allowed to do your job. He was also there for less than 2 years. If you read the article, you&#x
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by pb7 4y ago
Coincidentally, you are seemingly the least mature person in this discussion right now. Speaks somewhat to your “anyone who doesn’t have kids isn’t an adult yet” comment holding little weight. One would expect a parent to have more empathy,

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