Re:Apple Silicon Mac’s have 2-3 times longer battery than PC...
by leaving on Monday January 16, 2023 @11:59AM
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The amazing thing about the Gulag is that there is all-you-can-drink puddle water!
Your M1 Mac will be entirely controlled by the wardens of Apple until they decree that you are obsolete, although still functioning normally, and must now make another burnt offering of $3-4K to the great Apple gods (not including dongles).
And Apple will helpfully continue to collect your data, including your location data, throughtout the life of your M1. They will not share your location data with you, of course, but they will collect it.
Despite my years of genuine loyalty to, and adoration of, the Mac ecosystem, I now regretfully admit that they have become the worst company on the planet. Maybe the worst organization in all human history.
At least the NAZIs would allow you, occasionally, to share in the rewards if you were on the inside of their nasty machine. Don't matter how much you love and support Apple, you ain't never getting that MAC address, or your location data, or to run an actual ad blocker, or, god forbid, an actual machine name of a Ventura device on the corporate LAN.
Your M1 Mac will be entirely controlled by the wardens of Apple until they decree that you are obsolete, although still functioning normally, and must now make another burnt offering of $3-4K to the great Apple gods (not including dongles).
And Apple will helpfully continue to collect your data, including your location data, throughtout the life of your M1. They will not share your location data with you, of course, but they will collect it.
Despite my years of genuine loyalty to, and adoration of, the Mac ecosystem, I now regretfully admit that they have become the worst company on the planet. Maybe the worst organization in all human history.
At least the NAZIs would allow you, occasionally, to share in the rewards if you were on the inside of their nasty machine. Don't matter how much you love and support Apple, you ain't never getting that MAC address, or your location data, or to run an actual ad blocker, or, god forbid, an actual machine name of a Ventura device on the corporate LAN.