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They weren't actually making fun of people who don't read agreements. When Kyle found out that he was the only one among his 4th grade friends who didn't read the entire user agreements, that was, in fact, supposed to be humorous for its irony.

That is not an actual hole. Few people would find the iMac unsatisfying as a mid-level desktop.

Can anyone with a southern US IP address confirm whether they can see those photos on the Apple site?

Gotta disparage somebody

It's a png that updates once a day. I understand that dead static bitmaps keep the launcher scrolling at its characteristic smoothness which would be broken by dynamic images.

model photos are dumb

What an embarrassing mistake to make on a law blog, you're right to shame them.

If Apple were willing to "self-destruct" iPhones reported stolen they would be a lot less valuable to thieves, instead of notoriously valuable as they are now. It's possible but they're unwilling out of greed.

@AJ And? That's not a very damning supposition

Those sources won't always be free. "Free" news comes from the aggregation of professional content providers.