I agree.

You can’t just look at a spec sheet and say well XYZ is better. It’s all relative to what you do with your device.

I love mine, it’s a great product.

Unsurprising. Sentiment from the tech enthusiast sphere has not painted a good picture.

For me: I upgraded an older iPhone, in every single way I use my phone (including the miles better battery life) The Air is a significant upgrade and it physically feels fresher. YMMV but it’s a great product.

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The world will be a better place when that particular select million people fuck-right-off to be honest.

Could someone explain what a “challenge coin” is? As a person residing outside of that authoritarian hellscape, I’m a bit lost.

Daddy never came to your… marathon?

Good luck Tim.

To what end? I’m not a expert in social studies, but it seems like you are advocating for full blown civil war. Kirk was vile but the problem at the core is the division in your country. You can’t solve that with escalating violence. One less mouthpiece simply creates a vacuum for the next.

Silence can be deafening. It’s a complicated issue (how to communicate a message amongst extreme, and diametrically opposed points of views). Yes, the Kirk narrative here was very “strategic”, but the key point: refrain from any political violence remains an important and valuable message.

Good work. The actions of this company and its leadership feel particularly egregious given how it’s positioned.

I hope there will be more discussion (and awareness) around the tactics used by “SG Social Branding”.