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So you didn't weeks/months becoming an expert before making the post?
Then it's not spam.
Not attacking you, I'm just interested in your defence of this sort of thing
I'm not saying this specific person is right, but if the argument in the comments of "if everyone you work with is a moron, then maybe the problem is you" is true (and I think it can be) then we must consider that some of these stories are true and some people (and it appears to be often women) are being treated abysmally at work.
If Apple can scan people's photos (just in case there's something nasty there) then they should welcome government investigation of their workplaces (just in case).
Battery lasts all day (and it's 4 years old). Doesn't turn on when it's in my pocket.
These anecdotal "I switched to x and its waaay better" things always reek of bias.
That a 2017 phone is slower than a 2018 phone is obvious - plus you'd need to reset the s7 to factory defaults for fair(er) comparison.
I do support on iPhones (not an Apple employee) and I've never experienced the the vaunted "this is so much better" moment.
It seems like you need to take the costs out of the pool first.
The left says "we're all together, but we should convince everyone to come to our side."
FUD and tribalism are easier to win with.
Post stomach cancer, I can't eat sugar without becoming ill. So I stopped. Regular fruits are now very sweet, and a chocolate bar is inedible.
This could be done locally with current phone or PC tech.
I know "cloud" and "AI" and "machine learning" are Pavlovian signals to venture capitalists, but come on.
I can get the first letter of a word? Why do I want to, as a creative writer?
So Google is now spying on children and knows how well they do in school.
There's no room for trying to improve a company from the inside?
Buy puts. Threaten a trade war on Twitter. Profit.
Buy calls. Cancel the trade war on Twitter. Profit.
The only people who think that tax avoidance is a good thing are the unethical rich and the American embarrassed millionaires who've been convinced to vote against their own best interests.