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Either nobody cares enough at the top to listen …. or their arrogance and insecurity in upper management, where people should have the 'balls' to voice an opinion saying 'this sucks', never gets heard ….. for fear of that 'walk out of the building to the Unemployment Exchange'.
Forget the superfluous profanity this guy uses... I watched the first 2 full minutes and he never said anything of any substance or value
Dude, if all you can say is "Apple sux" and "before you jump on my dick" and ****ing this and ****ing that... then you lost me and I can't even listen to rest of the video
If you've got something to say, say it and stop trying to be a cool dude
Dude, if all you can say is "Apple sux" and "before you jump on my dick" and ****ing this and ****ing that... then you lost me and I can't even listen to rest of the video
If you've got something to say, say it and stop trying to be a cool dude
If I want incoherent cursing, I can make a social media account and peruse Facebook or the like.
My personality is such, that I won’t fast forward through all the verbal diarrhea. I will not bother with the video.
That's fine. I was just stating my opinion based on my experience.
Besides, I spend time on reddit. Lots of verbal diarrhea there.
I understand that part of it is a generational thing. I am older (not necessarily wiser, but older) and these types of video rantings have little to no appeal to me. But I realize that the younger generations communicate this way, and YouTube personalities have big followings (and there is money in it). I rarely, if ever, go to YouTube for much of anything, so I only see what gets posted here. When I click, I hope to see a reasoned and rational presentation of information, but rarely get it. Typically it is an over the top ranting filled with hyperbole and exaggerations, half truths, and a lot of opinion that is designed to create controversy or stir responses (and gain clicks). It is more schtick than content and I don't "get it".
The second half of this video may well be good, I don't know, because I didn't make it past 2:03 in the video. I thought that was giving it a fair shot since the video wasn't that long to begin with. I heard and saw nothing that made me want to continue, and I heard nothing of any value up to that point. That coupled with the profanity and gutter talk dissuaded me from continuing to let the video run.
I prolly should just avoid clicking the videos to begin with
Those are just my thoughts ツ
The second half of this video may well be good, I don't know, because I didn't make it past 2:03 in the video. I thought that was giving it a fair shot since the video wasn't that long to begin with. I heard and saw nothing that made me want to continue, and I heard nothing of any value up to that point. That coupled with the profanity and gutter talk dissuaded me from continuing to let the video run.
I prolly should just avoid clicking the videos to begin with
Those are just my thoughts ツ
I’m sorry I spent 6 minutes giving that dude a view when I’ve already read exactly the same complaints about Apple, the notch, and FaceID months ago. I feel like I just watched a nostalgia video called “I miss the Fall 2017 version of Macrumors forums.”
I like my iPhone X and I like FaceID. The notch isn’t an issue for me. Yes I will agree that Apple has made some sloppy moves, but so have other manufacturers. It’s the way this hyper competitive market works now because the cloud and the app market make it so easy for developers to add features and improvements (as well as bug fixes) post initial release. The Apple Watch OS was the definition of beta when it was released, but within a few months the improvements from watchOS2 were dramatic. Even if it was a bumpy start, the Apple Watch is one of my favorite gadgets I have purchased... and I was buying gadgets and building my own computers before video dude was born.
Apple has said they are going to focus on improvements and bug fixes over new features for awhile. Personally my experience with iOS 11 has been fine and I appreciate many of the new features, but one thing my experience with the original watchOS release showed me was that Apple does listen and respond to customer feedback. I’ve never owned an Apple device prior to the iPhone 3G, and I still own only the iPhone X, iPad Pro and Apple Watch. I mostly use Windows on the desktop (also own a chromebook and used run Linux). I’m quite happy with the current state of iOS and watchOS.
I like my iPhone X and I like FaceID. The notch isn’t an issue for me. Yes I will agree that Apple has made some sloppy moves, but so have other manufacturers. It’s the way this hyper competitive market works now because the cloud and the app market make it so easy for developers to add features and improvements (as well as bug fixes) post initial release. The Apple Watch OS was the definition of beta when it was released, but within a few months the improvements from watchOS2 were dramatic. Even if it was a bumpy start, the Apple Watch is one of my favorite gadgets I have purchased... and I was buying gadgets and building my own computers before video dude was born.
Apple has said they are going to focus on improvements and bug fixes over new features for awhile. Personally my experience with iOS 11 has been fine and I appreciate many of the new features, but one thing my experience with the original watchOS release showed me was that Apple does listen and respond to customer feedback. I’ve never owned an Apple device prior to the iPhone 3G, and I still own only the iPhone X, iPad Pro and Apple Watch. I mostly use Windows on the desktop (also own a chromebook and used run Linux). I’m quite happy with the current state of iOS and watchOS.
