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    I feel like I went to the dark side

    What I mean is I got my first Apple pad.
    I haven't even taken it out of box yet, because when I do
    that's when my brain goes soft and it all changes. It is said
    once you that place there is no coming back!
    Oh God help me what do I do?

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    Four rounds from a 45 should take care of it and keep you safe.


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    play with it, you'll figure it out.

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    I have Apple products in this house, but because of their political donation habits, I'll never buy another one.
    Cheers,
    Steve
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    "Politeness, n: The most acceptable hypocrisy."
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    +1 FOR SURE!
    Agreed and Supported

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    Quote Originally Posted by 53driver View Post
    I have Apple products in this house, but because of their political donation habits, I'll never buy another one.
    Cheers,
    Steve
    In all due respect, isn't that kind of "narrow minded" to a point...If they make great products, which they do, what difference does it really make!!!...Regards

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    Quote Originally Posted by opas ride View Post
    In all due respect, isn't that kind of "narrow minded" to a point...If they make great products, which they do, what difference does it really make!!!...Regards
    Well, "things matter" to some folks. I have not watched football since some decided to show disrespect, and I was a football fan, big time. How to avoid Apple and Google, that is a big issue.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 53driver View Post
    I have Apple products in this house, but because of their political donation habits, I'll never buy another one.
    Cheers,
    Steve
    Quote Originally Posted by opas ride View Post
    In all due respect, isn't that kind of "narrow minded" to a point...If they make great products, which they do, what difference does it really make!!!...Regards
    No offense taken, my friend. It's all good.

    But 'narrow minded'? I think not.
    I believe having the courage of one's convictions in all manner of living - including what businesses to patronize - is the ONLY way to live a healthy life.
    It's just like I will not have an American flag flying from my Japanese motorcycle.
    Yes, I bought a Japanese motorcycle, but I still look at it with some shame at times.
    Yes, I bought a Harley Davidson, and I look at it with shame sometimes too - for being American and yet willfully not being better.

    I can avoid Apple, so I shall.
    I can avoid many things, so I do.
    Some things cannot be avoided, but it doesn't mean they are the right thing. (i.e. why do we always vote for the 'lesser of the two evils' in our elections?)

    So, 'narrow"? Nah. Conscientiously enlightened? Perhaps.
    Cheers,
    Steve
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    Quote Originally Posted by 53driver View Post
    No offense taken, my friend. It's all good.

    But 'narrow minded'? I think not.
    I believe having the courage of one's convictions in all manner of living - including what businesses to patronize - is the ONLY way to live a healthy life.
    It's just like I will not have an American flag flying from my Japanese motorcycle.
    Yes, I bought a Japanese motorcycle, but I still look at it with some shame at times.
    Yes, I bought a Harley Davidson, and I look at it with shame sometimes too - for being American and yet willfully not being better.

    I can avoid Apple, so I shall.
    I can avoid many things, so I do.
    Some things cannot be avoided, but it doesn't mean they are the right thing. (i.e. why do we always vote for the 'lesser of the two evils' in our elections?)

    So, 'narrow"? Nah. Conscientiously enlightened? Perhaps.
    Cheers,
    Steve
    Okay, you win this one....But it does not mean I will quit using my Apple I phone 6p...Can't figure it out half the time anyway.....Regards and ride safe

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    Quote Originally Posted by opas ride View Post
    Okay, you win this one....But it does not mean I will quit using my Apple I phone 6p...Can't figure it out half the time anyway.....Regards and ride safe
    Win? Nah. It's all trade-offs.
    I have an iPad and I'm currently typing this from an iMac.
    Apple has the ONLY iPad app for my Presonus 24 channel mixer that allows me to mix bands remotely from the audience area.
    So, a necessary evil, and to thicken the dough, because it is so 'old' - still has the 'fat plug' - it doesn't update anymore and that tends to frost my cookies.

    Anyway, tech is just another tool set, not a lifestyle.
    Motorcycle riders "get that."
    Cheers,
    Steve

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