Android phone appears to get slower over time = “Android phones suck and don’t hold their value”

You might get comparable audio fidelity as well as Siri with the $350 HomePod

It is VERY telling that we still have not heard an official Apple response on this, two days later. Apple is usually VERY quick about releasing a statement downplaying the issue.

Came to see straight/cis people unduly upset about being very mildly inconvenienced, was not disappointed.

That’s ridiculously stupid looking. Better off just cutting down the trees.

Wow, the spin.

But if the resolution fails, the blame will fall squarely on Republicans, who by all accounts are drastically underestimating how much of an issue net neutrality may be in the coming elections. Overwhelmingly, Republican voters oppose what the FCC’s plan, according to an extensive recent survey.

Or how about we all do our best and just agree to not be needlessly embarrassed/angry when honest mistakes are made that do no/and mean no harm? You don’t get society to accept you by asking it to suddenly make a ton of unnecessary changes just to accommodate you.

This seems like an overly complicated way of programming a computer to respond at the same relative volume as it’s spoken to...

I love how every conversation about phone security and vulnerabilities always ignored the fact that an entire community was built around continuous iOS exploits.

not choosing an irreversible path when faced with uncertainty

And by home button you mean the button they have now gotten rid of?

While Negan asks the priest to work together to escape, Gabriel tries a surprise attack; while it’s unsuccessful—doesn’t even come close to working, really

Oh, please do explain. I answered the question that Mark asked. You seem far more defensive about MacBooks with this comment below:

I can’t shake the feeling that this thing’s not for me

I’m not sure where you are reading insults.

Remember when Apple used to release finished products and Google was constantly lambasted for releasing Betas?

I love how, “we’ll totally give you access to their iCloud and help you unlock their phone... but we just won’t build a back door” equals “ZOMG Apple cares so much about privacy”.

I recall the alarm clock crapping the bed in some iOS releases as well

Care to elaborate on what’s so difficult? From what I’ve heard it all comes down to coming to grasp with being a green bubble.