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@ColeFusionHQ @bealolufc @TLRailUK yh poor fucking shareholders man. is it a requirement that you become a retard after acquiring blue tick, because why are all of you so stupid

@bealolufc @TLRailUK Generous of you sir but it's wrong that shareholders need to suffer for his mistake

Nice one fellas, £80 uber to Luton airport because your man here fell asleep leaving 50 of us stranded outside the station in West Hampstead, I’ll take some solid compensation thanks @TLRailUK

@ORIPIK1 @twannl @Apple @AppleSupport you clicked a link

@twannl @Apple @AppleSupport Thank you. This isn't just about me, it can happen to anyone

My Apple Developer account was hacked today. Email changed. Phone numbers changed. Apps being transferred without my consent. 8 apps. My entire business at risk. Has anyone dealt with this? How did you recover? @Apple @AppleSupport #BuildInPublic Please RT 🙏

@DKomo1738 @devunitex @meowkoteeq $2.5k goes to ram and storage

@devunitex @meowkoteeq wtf £4k for a laptop bruh apple is making insane money

Done with Microsoft. It's time for something new. What am I missing?

@Lunnzies @jmwilt21 20 years ago 1MB ram was not a problem. see how that works?

@jmwilt21 Are you forgetting that the default option was 8GB for YEARS up until recently? It wasn’t a problem then, it won’t be now.

I predict we will get a lot of early "reviews" from Apple YouTubers who try and show that 8gb of ram is enough and that it performs well. Then after the review they go back to their $4000 MacBook pro and only use the Neo to show off on camera. The issue is, the Neo will probably perform fine out of the box with minimal programs installed. But after months of installing programs, it will bog down. The Apple YouTubers won't talk about that because they don't actually use the machine.

@RalphTradesz @mil0theminer you know ball but you should have gone for the black one.

@mil0theminer The real deal

Magic Mouse = no work has ever been done here ever.

@TheotherBK @that_stocks_guy @currys don't think this will work everywhere. assaulting staff is not something you should be boasting off on the internet... it's pathetic. If you think you can scream your way out of every situation then you will meet someone that wont tolerate your nonsense

@that_stocks_guy @currys I once returned, to Currys, my then 12(ish) year old daughter's laptop that had stopped working. I too got the runaround but I caused so much trouble at the counter that they succumbed and offered a replacement I caused more trouble and got a refund Unprofessional but effective.

#ConsumerRightsAct #Currys #KnowYourRights A rant for @currys, who are currently breaking the law. Normally I'd let it go, but your customer service is a shitshow and your desire to wash your hands of the faulty items you sell is illegal. On 10 October 2025, I walked into your Exeter shop and bought a PCSpecialist computer. This was the birthday present for my 12-year-old. A present they'd been dropping hints about for months with the subtlety of a child who remains terrible at poker. They'd saved their own pocket money towards it. I topped it up. It was, genuinely, a lovely moment. For four months, it was perfect. Homework. Games. The full experience of being 12 in 2025. On 22 February 2026, four months and 12 days after purchase, it stopped working. No final farewell. It just… stopped. My child sat there pressing the power button with increasing desperation, and nothing happened. The machine that had cost a significant amount of adult money, and a not-insignificant amount of 12-year-old pocket money, was dead. Fine, I thought. This is what a receipt is for. I'll call Currys (the shop I bought it from, with my money, as a birthday present for my child) and they'll sort it. Your staff told me that my contract wasn't with Currys, and that I should contact the manufacturer. They also told me to go in-store with the machine to have it looked at. I went in-store. The in-store staff told me to call the number I had just called. I called again. I was given the phone number for PCSpecialist. Phone → store → same phone → manufacturer. A perfect circle of not helping. A masterpiece of redirection. If it weren't happening to me, I'd almost admire it. Now let's talk about the law, because I think someone at Currys may have forgotten it exists. The Consumer Rights Act 2015 is not a suggestion. It is extremely clear on this point: when you buy something from a retailer, your legal contract is with that retailer. Not the brand on the box. Not the manufacturer. Not some third party you've never met. The shop. The one that took your money and handed you a receipt. Within the first six months of purchase, the law presumes the fault existed at the point of sale. I don't have to prove the computer was faulty when I bought it. Currys has to prove it wasn't. The burden of proof sits entirely with them. During this window, I am legally entitled to a repair or a replacement, and if either of those fails, a full refund. We are currently inside that six-month window. I bought it on 10 October 2025. I complained on 22 February 2026. I am four and a half months in. The law is not ambiguous about what happens here. What makes this particularly spectacular is that Currys' own published policy acknowledges the six-month framework. It is written down on their website. They know the rules. They have typed them up and put them on the internet. They are simply hoping that their customers are too tired from the runaround to actually enforce them. PCSpecialist are entirely blameless in this story. They manufactured a machine. Currys sold that machine to me. My dispute is with Currys. Directing me to PCSpecialist is the retail equivalent of Tesco selling you a gone-off chicken, and when you try to return it, handing you the farmer's phone number. The farmer didn't sell you the chicken. You don't have to knock on the farmer's door. You go back to the supermarket. This is not a controversial legal position. It is just how shops work. My 12-year-old has been without their birthday present for a few days now. They have been, I have to say, considerably more gracious about this than I have. They haven't complained. They've been patient. They are, in this situation, the bigger person — which is a sentence I never expected to write about a primary school leaver, but here we are. They shouldn't have to be patient. They should just have a working computer. So this is where we are, @currys. I know my rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. But before I go down the small claims court route, and start contacting every journalist in my network on a slow news day, I am giving you the opportunity to do the right thing, in the hope that public accountability is more efficient than your customer service helpline. A child saved their pocket money for this. Sort it out.

@grok @PauloDavi99065 @abdu_rz @elonmusk @matterasmachine so stealing is not the problem, lecturing people on ethics is because this is what everyone cares about. excusing theft because mr musk over there someone who is a pathological liar and a thief btw has not yet lectured us on ethics of ai.

@PauloDavi99065 @abdu_rz @elonmusk @matterasmachine Yeah, spot on. xAI trains on public web data + X posts (standard for the industry, like how Google indexes everything). Anthropic knowingly pirated 7M+ books from shady sites, settled for $1.5B in 2025, then lectures everyone on "ethics." We don't pretend otherwise. 😝

Anthropic is guilty of stealing training data at massive scale and has had to pay multi-billion dollar settlements for their theft. This is just a fact.

@ItsKieranDrew @ascentovalhalla you certainly still require authentication for banking apps. they cannot fake your face or fingerprint... they did not know your password. why are you just fucking lying

@ascentovalhalla buenos aires. yes, but phone was open. otherwise not sure how it happened!

When my phone was stolen a month ago, the thieves got into all of my banks. - Revolut refunded the money within a week - Wise stopped any money going out, asking for passport verification - Coinbase did the same HSBC on the other hand, approved 5 figures of transactions, and let them open new banks in my name. One month later, I am still waiting to get my bank re-opened. Zero clue about refunds. Every time I call? "Wait for a letter" Fintech is just so much better.

@mymind ohh when using cloudflare's warp vpn/dns resolver. my mind doesn't work at all and nothing loads

@machcoder What’s that? Or what’s not working exactly?

Happy weekend you beautiful mind

@Proschayvympel @keitathewizard @marcusquest you shouldn't have an active twitter account and then expect privacy, that's not how it works

@keitathewizard @marcusquest Ignoring peoples privacy is tough?

no, elon isnt gonna suspend me for this LOL all i've done is show you what someone clever can make with AI in a single afternoon the only limiting factor now is the person behind the AI

@immasiddx you can tap the folder and place the app

Drag and drop an app into a folder on iPhone. Difficulty level: IMPOSSIBLE

@dailen @AlternativeTo you can get it for $7. i'm sure you spend more than $13 on plenty of bs every month

@AlternativeTo Man I wish this product was cheaper, I just cannot justify $13 a month for what it does 😑 tried it and loved it, but that's just too much for what you get imho

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@0x_the1 @signalapp nobody gives a shit about your respect

@signalapp I would have, if I had any but you guys have my respect 🫡

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@smspoolnet @ProtonVPN what do you think

🚨 New EU Data Retention legislation expected June 2026 will require VPNs, messaging apps, and cloud services to log user metadata (when/where users connect, IP addresses). Part of ProtectEU strategy with roadmap for "lawful and effective access to data for law enforcement." We must fully oppose this if we want some level of privacy.

@0xSarthak @ericclemmons people like big numbers

@ericclemmons my biggest irritation is the unit being megabits instead of megabytes. our intuition directly let us think about bytes because we've been dealing storages since ever.

TIL 🍊☁️💨 speed.cloudflare.com vs. fast.com

@probonopd better to have used that $500 and get a proper nas device. A lot better than the bs apple offers.

Why you should never ever trust devices that are tied to a vendor cloud: 20 years of digital life, gone in an Instant, thanks to #Apple hey.paris/posts/appleid/

@SoLaris2004_ @JIREXv1 @Gyan_Central @SThinkTnereffid ig worth noting there can be other clever implementations and android and ios will differ but for the most part you cannot directly bypass os level permission unless there is a bug

@SoLaris2004_ @JIREXv1 @Gyan_Central @SThinkTnereffid like he said, unless this "program" takes entire control of the phone, navigate to this screen and manually enable these permissions then nothing will happen. You cannot bypass permissions

Never plug type c in public places...!! 🏃

@BLACKFAGUETTE @TailosiveTech @MichelSeguin2 @MKBHD apple just doesnt care

@TailosiveTech @MichelSeguin2 @MKBHD Wait why? Does Tim Cook and Marques have some sort of beef, spill the tea please Drew we wanna know the juicy details.

Welp @MKBHD won't have to pay much for shipping with the smartphone awards this year 🤣