I don't wanna talk to a scientist, y'all motherfuckers lyin' and gettin' me pissed.
I don't understand how anyone could disagree. How is birthing a child morally permissible? They cannot consent. You're (in most cases) guaranteeing them a life of toil and suffering in exchange for, possibly, a few fleeting moments of joy. It's wrong to rape someone into pregnancy but it's not wrong to rape someone into existence? Just don't get the logic.
Obviously. Who would want to pay less money for a better phone? That's absolutely ridiculous. In fact, why even get a new phone? We should all just be making yearly donations to apple for the privilege of keeping our old iPhones. God damn am I lucky to lick, suck, and deepthroat the boot. Feels so good.
Settings, apps, Google play services, disable. Very easy. Nobody is saying "you can disable any app you want on android and your phone will magically just keep running perfectly as though it's not dependent on it" just that it is possible to do so. Yes, I understand disabling Google play services will cripple many features. It is however possible, and you'll still have a functional phone afterwards. The same cannot be said about iPhones.
You're right, because they shouldn't exist at all. No rich people, no need to draw a line. Thanks for making this so simple!
That is not okay with me and is not a contradiction either. I am nowhere near rich. Are you getting paid to deepthroat the boot or do you just enjoy it?
It's okay when you hurt rich people and corporations
Consent comes before the outcome. If the outcome happens without consent, the outcome happens without consent. The word consent has a meaning and it isn't "something that happened"
That's not how consent works though. "Being a woman in saudi arabia you just automatically consent to being raped if you don't wear a burka" see how ridiculous it sounds? If you're not consenting you're not consenting. The fact that it happens anyways doesn't magically make it consensual.
Use Ethernet it'll connect no matter what wireless security you have enabled
Most routers include backwards compatibility with WPA2 as a fallback, while newer devices will use WPA3. Should be relatively seamless