mike1 said:

JiriL said:

Ikea has stopped using disposable batteries, including the CR2032, in its devices.

Yet, the image here shows AAA batteries.

commiePinko said:

A quarter of the way through the 21st century, and we still need to be told "Turn it off, then on"?  

Rogue01 said:

This is mostly an issue with Macs in the Enterprise-environment with MDM management, not consumer Macs.  

9secondkox2 said:

tmay said:

longfang said:

phillyfanatic09 said:

kiltedgreen said:

9secondkox2 said:

The EU is an extortion racket. Change my mind. 

The US is a violent force destabilising peace across the world to suit its own ends. Change my mind.

Nope. You have already made it up. Perhaps you would enjoy living in Ukraine under the benevolence of Vladimir Putin.

Tell that to the countries the US has brought “freedom” to. 

Now you're just asking to be told to fuck off.

Of course, I'll let someone else tell you that.

the answer is;

All of Europe,

Most of the Pacific that was occupied by Japan.

Japan, and later, South Korea, and after many decades, Taiwan. 

There's likely more, but, you are too fucking wrapped up in your ideology to actually comprehend what "freedom" is.

It isn't hard to guess that you live in one of those BRIC countries, but you certainly are too timid to let us know which....

BTW, if you are posting here, you are taking advantage of our freedom as defined by our internet. I certainly wouldn't be able to post "Xi is a totalitarian" if I actually lived in the PRC.

Xi is in fact a totalitarian, and is directly responsible for the economic downturn that we are seeing in the PRC.

https://foreignpolicy.com/2021/04/10/china-xi-jinping-totalitarian-authoritarian-debate/

Yes, You Can Use the T-Word to Describe China

China is governed by a totalitarian regime. Why is that so hard to say?

Some weirdos forget that the popularity of hating on the USA for fake reasons has been over for at least a decade. 

The USA is the greatest country on the planet for many reasons (one of them being a structure that supports the rise of amazing pioneers like Apple) Perfect? No. Great? You bet.