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LifeInOregon

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  • HP CEO: You're 'bad investment' if you don't buy HP supplies

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  • The old Apple AirPort Express could turn any USB printer into a networked printer.

  • Google confirms it just laid off around a thousand employees

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  • 11% increase in revenue. Lays off a thousand employees. Great to see capitalism working for people and not corporations.

  • Mozilla 2023 Annual Report: CEO pay skyrockets, while Firefox Marketshare nosedives

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  • This is why I block users who share garbage after the first few times I notice it. For example, this will be the last post I see from OP.

  • Report: Apple Pays Less Than 30 Cents in Royalties to Arm Per Chip

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  • So… for every 10 million devices Apple sells, ARM makes $3m? Last year Apple sold 232.2 million iPhones, 60.4 million iPads, and I can’t find a statistic for Mac sales in 2022 only 7 million in a particular quarter, so maybe 21-30 million. We’ll say 30.

    That’s ~320 million devices at 30¢ each (and doesn’t include AirPods, Apple TVs, Watches, HomePods, or any other ARM based device Apple sells). That’s $96m dollars for the license to an instruction set Apple helped create, used for chips Apple designed, and that Apple pays to have fabricated.

    Nearly $100m a year on three product lines that don’t use ARM Holdings’ cores, or require ARM’s involvement in engineering or manufacturing, only the instruction set seems fair to me.

  • TVs then vs TVs now

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  • Don’t connect it to the internet. Problem solved.

  • Amazon Prime Video is able to remove a video from your library after purchase.

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  • Reddit is removing ability to opt out of ad personalization based on your activity on the platform

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  • Every time I read something new about Reddit, Twitter, and Facebook I find myself more and more pleased with the decision to disengage them. I’m sure they continue to collect data on me as best they can, but not using their services, blocking social trackers, and using payment options that can’t and don’t link my profile to their ad platforms is a big help.