As someone who owned a ‘72 GT - twice - all I can say is: shut up and take my money!

You can use the terminal, or if you’re not comfortable with that there are utils that will search hidden folders.

Not only that, but Chrome installs hidden standalone Google apps and files on your Mac, including a full backup of itself. Uninstalling all the pieces requires much digging; just dragging the Chrome icon to the trash (which is the prescribed behavior) and emptying doesn’t uninstall the app. It can resurrect itself if…

Considering that Supes was created as a Jewish messiah and protector, they’d probably say thanks for stating the obvious.

Yeah, Apple purchasing HopStop for $1B was sure “anti-competitive” for Chinedu Echeruo. Poor guy. Mean old Apple, giving him all that money. I’d hate as a developer for that to happen to me.

I agree. Apple increased iPhone sales even as various international economies, such as China, crashed. Go ask Samsung and LG how their sales went last quarter.

“Our team delivered Apple’s biggest quarter ever, thanks to the world’s most innovative products and all-time record sales of iPhone, Apple Watch and Apple TV,” said Tim Cook, Apple’s CEO.

Apple sold 74.7 million iPhones in the first quarter, compared to 74.4 in the same quarter last year.

Anti-competitive to whom?

Doomed, doomed I tell ya. They keep making profits like this and they’ll be out of business ...

And Superman was created by two Jewish artists who were inspired by, among other things, tales of a super-strong golem fighting anti-semites. Lots of books point this out.

Sorry, did I spill facts into a Giz clickbait article? my bad

Microsoft owned something like 95% of the PC market when they were investigated as a monopoly. Apple has around 15% of the smartphone market, and that percentage is shrinking. Hardly a monopoly.

Some of your examples are misleading. For example, while Skype existed before FaceTime, FaceTime on iOS predates the Skype app on iOS by a year. Apple couldn’t kill an app that didn’t exist.

Which one?

Worse than that, a number of genre films in the last 10 years have committed the ultimate nerd sin: they were liked by viewers outside of fandom. The knee-jerk reaction to hate anything the mundanes like kicks in, and cries of “mom, they’re playing with my stuff!” are heard throughout the net.

And here comes the guy who thinks his Archie collection defines all of comic book history.

The pins are Hydra, as shown just weeks ago on Agents of Shield.

I see Giz bloggers are still having difficulty wrapping their heads around the concept of iPhones and theft.

I’m still holding out hope for Ahsoka to show up in Eps VIII and IX, so I’m not looking forward to her facing Vader.