>Because cloud monetization was awful Citation needed
Do you like losing money?
Yes Trump and the capitalists are hiding the cure, you're right
Yes and also there is zero aesthetic thought put into japanese towns which is why they're so ugly, everything is functional
>You're selling yourself for free. I get to avail myself of their product for free Because "they" will attack you economically by psychologically targetting you with advertising for items you don't actually need, but…
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>No way that any technologically competent person can claim that the iPhone 16 is a massive and amazing improvement over the iPhone 15. Kicking off with a logical fallacy, strong start. >There is "change", sure - the…
>There is very little change from one iPhone to the next Visually, sure. Under the hood? Wrong. >The business model is built on a revolving demand cycle that is unrelated to long term thinking, maintainability,…
Literally every comment is nerds complaining
They are built to last. I'm typing this comment on a 2015 MacBook Pro.
Define "consumerism"
Sounds like a skill issue on your part
>I thought it was common knowledge that it was impossible to tell whether text was generated by AI. Anyone who's been around AI generated content for more than five minutes can tell you what's legitimate and what isn't.…
"Content warning: This blog post references domestic abuse and violence but doesn’t go into specific detail. I’m not an expert in that topic at all, so I may not use the preferred terminology in all instances. Sorry."…
"And if televisions break every three years, that’s good for business I guess?" Only if consumers have a preference for TVs with short lifespans, which they don't.
Repairable because they usually didn't last more than 3 years
What an absolutely pedantic nitpick. Substitute 'riff' for chord progression then
Oh I'm a self-admitted thief yes
It's not 'piracy', but it is theft of a different nature in that you're indirectly reducing the revenue that would have been received by the content creator.
Sorry but this pointless semantic argument has been thoroughly debunked. A tangible object is not required for it to be considered theft in anything other than very specific legal contexts. That's why we talk about…
>Because cloud monetization was awful Citation needed
Do you like losing money?
Yes Trump and the capitalists are hiding the cure, you're right
Yes and also there is zero aesthetic thought put into japanese towns which is why they're so ugly, everything is functional
>You're selling yourself for free. I get to avail myself of their product for free Because "they" will attack you economically by psychologically targetting you with advertising for items you don't actually need, but…
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>No way that any technologically competent person can claim that the iPhone 16 is a massive and amazing improvement over the iPhone 15. Kicking off with a logical fallacy, strong start. >There is "change", sure - the…
>There is very little change from one iPhone to the next Visually, sure. Under the hood? Wrong. >The business model is built on a revolving demand cycle that is unrelated to long term thinking, maintainability,…
Literally every comment is nerds complaining
They are built to last. I'm typing this comment on a 2015 MacBook Pro.
Define "consumerism"
Sounds like a skill issue on your part
>I thought it was common knowledge that it was impossible to tell whether text was generated by AI. Anyone who's been around AI generated content for more than five minutes can tell you what's legitimate and what isn't.…
"Content warning: This blog post references domestic abuse and violence but doesn’t go into specific detail. I’m not an expert in that topic at all, so I may not use the preferred terminology in all instances. Sorry."…
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"And if televisions break every three years, that’s good for business I guess?" Only if consumers have a preference for TVs with short lifespans, which they don't.
Repairable because they usually didn't last more than 3 years
What an absolutely pedantic nitpick. Substitute 'riff' for chord progression then
Oh I'm a self-admitted thief yes
It's not 'piracy', but it is theft of a different nature in that you're indirectly reducing the revenue that would have been received by the content creator.
Sorry but this pointless semantic argument has been thoroughly debunked. A tangible object is not required for it to be considered theft in anything other than very specific legal contexts. That's why we talk about…