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For me the weirdest capitulation comes from Tim Cook, who for years cosplayed as an LGBTQ inclusion proponent but now actively undermines these values by brown-nosing the Trump regime. First, by personally gifting Trump one million dollars for his inauguration; then the grift with the golden statue; and very recently, by attending the Melania movie premiere.

except with a different brand of fascism.

"The time has come, I can no longer remain silent. The current US administration is perpetrating a fascist takeover of our democracy, and Big Tech CEOs and companies are complicit. It's time to reckon with the inextricable ties between the companies we turn to for innovation and excitement and the government's horrific actions. If this video alienates you because you support this administration, good. You are not welcome here. Please unsubscribe. Everyone else, let's keep these things in mind as we go forward. Never forget the gross violations of civil liberties, baldfaced corruption, and gross acts of evil being perpetrated."

Anyone working at FAA(N)G is complicit at this point.

It's time for Americans to overthrow the Trump regime.

For decades, historians will debate how the United States ended up capitulating to a thin-skinned piece of foreskin—and how that failure damaged not only America, but destabilized other countries as well. Home of the brave, my hairy ass.

I'd have to be full on, 100% retarded to have voted for Donald Trump.

Bold move, arguing against yourself like that.

The irony is that the civilian drone market exploded (no pun intended) because of cheap innovation, and now the same qualities (small, cheap, adaptable) make them nearly impossible to regulate without sweeping bans.

I suspect that an increasing number of countries and cities will move toward permanent drone bans, as battlefield technology inevitably filters down to organized crime—and eventually even petty crime.

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Republicans have got to be some of the dumbest motherfuckers roaming this planet.

Trump is the Milli Vanilli of negotiations. "Russia not taking over Ukraine is a concession". He really said it. What a stupid fucking retard.

This is common for a huge number of products, ranging from cosmetics, consumables, pharmaceuticals, bottled water, etc.

Imagine being so spineless, so utterly desperate for power, that you’re willing to contort your public persona just to appease a man who made lying a brand. Zuckerberg didn’t just sell out—he gift-wrapped his integrity and hand-delivered it to Cheetolini.

In my own experience, I have noticed that Apple's software 'breaks' more on older hardware, be that Mac's, iPhones or iPads. For all the credit apple gets for supporting older devices, those devices are definitely not treated as first class citizens. For example, the touch keyboard on my (work) iPhone 12 Pro works decidedly worse than on my (private) iPhone 16 Pro. The error rate is much worse, and I believe it's due to the amount of useless features that get added with each new installment of iOS.

Whether that's intentional or not (I believe it is), Apple should focus more on delivering a stable experience, on both new and old devices.

I echo the sentiment a lot of people have already expressed. That is, using Apple products is like being a junkie. You need to use their products because there is no real alternative, but you feel kind of dirty because of their practices.To me, that sounds like it should be a huge red flag for Apple execs.

The real question is: Where are the American people? Americans need to get of their asses and stop the fascist in chief.