If you've watched the recent, profanity-laden video from Stephen Burke @ Gamers Nexus, you'll see what appears to be rants against the AI industry making personal computing unaffordable. But if you watched carefully what you really saw was someone who sees how these changes are likely to put him and other tech reviewer's out of business.

Imagine changing your billion-dollar company's name based simply on a hunch about what your customers will want. And then being wrong. Facebook/Meta's new name will be JustKiddingWe'reStillJustPrivacyMonetizers.

Or maybe they're re-firing people a second and third time, for good measure.

Dead clocks tell no tales.

Per the article, participation in the international blacklist is optional. But doesn't that only control whether a phone can be activated on the cellular network? Aren't victims anlso able to iCloud-lock their phone, which would prevent the new owners from using any of the essential "Apple" features?

If you want public money then keep contributing to public, open-source projects.

I mean the ones who died due to these creators' misinformation about COVID.

Bankruptcy.

Since Samsung refrigerators seem to always break down right after the warranty has expired.

Even if it meant Cook possibly had to bribe Trump to do it.

When SoftBank invests in your company you might as well shut it down the next day.

"Since I was a little kid, I've always looked up to people who left a footprint on this planet"

He died Thursday "while engaged in a far less intense activity, crashing into the side of a hotel swimming pool while paragliding"

There's a great future in PFAS's.

Greedy, arrogant, abusive anti-competitive anti-consumer behavior. Buh-bye evil Intel bunnies.

Why does anyone actually believe anything Trump says, including his tariff threats. Haven't we've seen him back down enough times to learn there's nothing behind the threat except bluster and a photo op?