And each of them costs about the same as a deposit on a house.
"Hey, Disney. Can I tell you to suck my dick?"
"Will it make me money?"
"Yes, lots of money."
"Will I have to actually change my practices in a meaningful way?"
"No"
"Lets do it. Now will you excuse me, I have legal battles to fight with the poors."
At least we're safe here on Lemmy.
^γvɒn^ ^ǝʜɈ^ ^nioį^
unfinished soap opera
Soap operas are designed to not finish. It was doomed from the start.
If I print this off and put it up in the Earth science department, will it start a war?
if a firm achieves monopoly through predatory or exclusionary acts, then it leads to anti-trust concern
Hey, ChatGPT ...?
Closed Ecosystem: Apple is known for its closed ecosystem, which can limit users' choices. For instance, iOS users can only download apps from the App Store, and Apple tightly controls the app approval process.
Proprietary Connectors: Apple often uses proprietary connectors and cables, such as the Lightning port, which can be inconvenient for users who want more universal standards like USB-C.
Repairability Issues: Apple products are often criticized for being difficult to repair. For example, the company discourages third-party repairs and designs its products with components that are challenging to replace.
Now if only there was a long range form of transportation that could move a lot of people (or goods) from one city to another. 🤔 Maybe something that was set up over 150 years ago, lets say May 10, 1869.
We can only dream, I guess. 🤷♂️
Cargo bikes need to become more common. It would have easily carried a laser printer ... and a second laser printer ... and your groceries for the week ... and a kitchen appliance.
Edit: Here are the examples from the Not Just Bikes video on cargo bikes:
Well ... do they have a neckbeard? /s

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_royal_warrant_holders_of_the_British_royal_family