Both things are bad but you can't just equate two wildly different problems or act like the scope of them is even remotely the same.
One is a group of people being exploited in the present day, the other is the near end of life as we know if on earth.
They couldn't have smashed a less expensive or less important window?
This is literally exactly what people are complaining about. Myself included.
Using an advertised feature is "privileged and entitled"????
They literally charged extra for more simultaneous streams, and let you set up multiple profiles. Password sharing was an intended, advertised feature that people paid for.
Wanting what you were sold is not entitled or privileged. That's a baseline of transactions.
This is not true: QR codes have built in error correction, they are designed specifically for the purpose of working when many pixels are distorted
They flat out lied and said the ad tiers wouldn't make ad-free tiers more expensive. This is just the obvious plan continuing.
This shouldn't be legal.
What's an "official" political debate? The government runs no such thing.
Also in general, many debates on TV are jest talking, no winner is declared. It's the opposite of a competitive format.
Why is this in the technology community? This is mostly about medical malpractice, the fact that she streamed a video of what why was doing isn't very technologically interesting or relevant to the tech field as a whole.
That's not the WHY. Debate isn't trying to be like politics, but having formalized competitive rules for arguing is pretty difficult so there are a lot of ways to game the system. It's not trying to model a broken world.
Can we get this information in any reasonable format? Preferably paragraphs of text, second to that an audio file, third to that a video player that actually works?
This means the app devs refused to make their app work with modern phones for YEARS. no real excuse there.
The fact that you even gave them money and had a preorder to cancel in the first place means you're part of the problem, my friend.
Stop preordering.