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Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
mjedi7 and 17 others reacted to macoman for a topic
Trump is making sure that he will be an one time president... the history will put Trump as the worst that has ever happened to the white house.18 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
Doomster71 and 15 others reacted to cork1958 for a topic
Darn sure hope you are correct. The guy is nothing but a lying imbecile that shouldn't have gotten elected to begin with! Whether or not we pay the most is almost irrelevant. Some body has to pay the most whether by a lot or a little. Just look at the idiots he's picked for his new task force to see what kind of idiot he is!16 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and 14 others reacted to spy beef for a topic
I'm pleasantly surprised by the price, especially for what you get: A13 bionic processor, new camera, and many years of software support.15 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
dustojnikhummer and 11 others reacted to tsupersonic for a topic
$699??! This is more expensive than 4 tires for some cars.12 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
DConnell and 10 others reacted to Astra.Xtreme for a topic
Highly doubtful. Besides having to deal with this crisis, the state of the country has been at it's strongest state ever. Trump is taking the stance of calling countries and organizations out that have leeched off US funding but not provided sufficient benefits. How is that a bad thing? But hey, if you allow the whiney media do to your thinking, that's your choice... If Trump found a cure for cancer, you and your media thinkers would still find a way to spin it negatively...11 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
AmazingRando and 7 others reacted to Ccl Ncc for a topic
The wheels doesn't even have locks! Locks will be sold in future for 1699$ in future!!8 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
briango and 7 others reacted to George P for a topic
It's a pretty well documented fact that the WHO downplayed covid-19 early on and was more or less covering for China in the process instead of calling for quicker and more strict action as soon as the start of January. If all these other countries have a issue, they're more than free to boost their own funding to the WHO if they want. There's real no reason why one country should pay for most of this stuff when peoples health should be more global anyways. When the #2 spot is a foundation while all these other countries are lower on the list, it just shows how the whole thing is pretty silly. I'd much rather a chunk of that money that went to the WHO went to the CDC at this point.8 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and 6 others reacted to Astra.Xtreme for a topic
It's still a pointless cost adder at this point. 5G either isn't available or doesn't have a great performance benefit for almost the entire population. We need 2-3 more years for the technology to improve and roll out.7 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
+Warwagon and 5 others reacted to Mockingbird for a topic
This is a good buy. Paying $999+ for a phone is absurd6 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
mip and 4 others reacted to Brony for a topic
Apple is doing for the lulz.5 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and 4 others reacted to Astra.Xtreme for a topic
If you want premium features, you have to pay for it... That hasn’t been a premium feature for years. It’s on budget phones now. And those budget phones will have low tier performance. The point of a phone is how it functions and not what it looks like... I'd much rather have bezels and great performance and support than classy looks but a laggy and unsupported experience. It's ultimately the buyers choice though.5 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and 4 others reacted to Jose_49 for a topic
This is *really* good. I'd go for an iPhone if I had the ability to split screen and do picture in picture. iPhones tend to last many many years. I think this is the cheapest phone you can get on the market right now that could last you well over 5 years.5 points -
CIMON-2 successfully completes initial testing onboard the ISS
wingliston and 4 others reacted to +DonC for a topic
That smile somewhat reminds me of Otto Pilot from Airplane!5 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
Meduso and 3 others reacted to Jim K for a topic
Bill Gates has warned, repeatedly, about the threat of global pandemics. His tweet is spot on with respect to the W.H.O. Sure, their response should be looked at, investigated so that lessons can be learned. However, cutting funding isn't the answer or the solution. This is just a knee-jerk, idiotic response from someone who said: "I don't take responsibility at all"4 points -
Apple's new iPad Pro Magic Keyboard is now available from Apple, ships next week
Tuskd and 3 others reacted to spy beef for a topic
It's almost the same price as the new iPhone SE. *smh*4 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
theslam08 and 3 others reacted to Darkthunder for a topic
Highly doubtful. Besides having to deal with this crisis, the state of the country has been at it's strongest state ever. Trump is taking the stance of calling countries and organizations out that have leeched off US funding but not provided sufficient benefits. How is that a bad thing? But hey, if you allow the whiney media do to your thinking, that's your choice... If Trump found a cure for cancer, you and your media thinkers would still find a way to spin it negatively... You mean, as opposed to the right wingers who loudly chanted that Michelle Obama was propagandizing that people should drink more WATER? Or the multiple times where Pres. Obama did something that is completely normal, and screamed how it was "unpresidential" (tan suit, playing with babies in the oval office, going on a bike ride etc). These same individuals now think the Grifter-in-Chief, the chronic liar in the White House is acting perfectly normal and Presidential... Yeah, if you allow the rightwing media (FOX and OAN) to do your thinking, that's your choice.4 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and 3 others reacted to devHead for a topic
Man, this is a very good deal for an iPhone, and it's good that it starts out at 64 GB of storage for the lowest cost. Now my wife is going to want to get it.4 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
psmoked and 3 others reacted to techbeck for a topic
Why is this on the front page? Just because Bill Gates mentioned it?4 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
+E.Worm Jimmy and 3 others reacted to wotsit for a topic
If you want premium features, you have to pay for it... That hasn’t been a premium feature for years. It’s on budget phones now.4 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and 3 others reacted to Astra.Xtreme for a topic
If you want premium features, you have to pay for it... Plus this is the exact screen size and form factor that a lot of people want. A lot of phones are borderline unusable with one hand these days.4 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
Slackerr and 2 others reacted to +virtorio for a topic
Come on Apple, you want to make money or not? Surely if you have customers dumb enough to pay $699 for wheels, you must have customers dumb enough to pay $699 per wheel.3 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
theslam08 and 2 others reacted to freedonX for a topic
This is getting out of hand...come on Apple...3 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
Slackerr and 2 others reacted to Jazmac for a topic
Wheels for 699? Man, that's a good deal. Discount Tires wants 1100 bucks. I wonder if I can get a set to fit my jeep wrangler. /jk3 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
Slackerr and 2 others reacted to spy beef for a topic
Almost the same price as 2 of the new iPhone SE.3 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and 2 others reacted to Ccl Ncc for a topic
But the phone design looks like it should be in the $99 range. A13 chip production cost is $18.26 Well that 18$ chipset is powerful than SD865, and the you know what you get for 399 in android ? Google Pixel which does not even have half the performance and lack luster updates!3 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
AnOutsider and 2 others reacted to richardsim7 for a topic
You must be new to Apple products3 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
margrave and 2 others reacted to Elliot B. for a topic
They literally called it the same thing as the iPhone SE from 2016. How daft.3 points -
Wear OS smartwatches will now periodically remind you to wash your hands
wingliston and 2 others reacted to cork1958 for a topic
Sheesh, just plain dumb!3 points -
Lenovo motherboards soon? Legion branded motherboard spotted online
Slackerr and 2 others reacted to Gungel for a topic
Yeah, but who wants an Intel board those days. Ryzen board please.3 points -
Lenovo motherboards soon? Legion branded motherboard spotted online
dustojnikhummer and 2 others reacted to Jim K for a topic
Doubt this is a consumer board. The layout/size still seems funky (OEM) ... it's almost like a mATX ... but the bottom/rear mounting hole is non-standard (for any form factor).3 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
wingliston and one other reacted to Stup0t for a topic
Apple customers are nuts or stupid or both2 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
Slackerr and one other reacted to Circaflex for a topic
They are a few weeks late with April Fools. This is crazy. Yet some how, people will eat this up.2 points -
Apple's new iPad Pro Magic Keyboard is now available from Apple, ships next week
wingliston and one other reacted to freedonX for a topic
So iPad Pro is becoming more like a Surface since it was first released? And people complain of surface's keyboard price...2 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
mip and one other reacted to techbeck for a topic
Apple does this because people actually pay these prices. Time for a 3rd party to step up and make their own wheels/stands at a much much cheaper price. Throw in some design variety, all the better. Bet they would make a decent profit.2 points -
Apple's Mac Pro wheels can now be ordered for a whopping $699, stand priced at $299
mip and one other reacted to Jim K for a topic
😲 Seven hundred dollars...2 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
SecretAgentMan and one other reacted to Jazmac for a topic
Highly doubtful. Besides having to deal with this crisis, the state of the country has been at it's strongest state ever. Trump is taking the stance of calling countries and organizations out that have leeched off US funding but not provided sufficient benefits. How is that a bad thing? But hey, if you allow the whiney media do to your thinking, that's your choice... If Trump found a cure for cancer, you and your media thinkers would still find a way to spin it negatively... Do you have any evidence to back up that the state of the country has been at its strongest ever? Or that the WHO has been leeching off the US? Or that other countries/organizations been leeching off the US? Don't get me wrong, I don't trust a word Trump says and want some hard facts to read. Not that its even remotely plausible that Trump find a cure for cancer, but of course there would people that would spin it negatively. Just like the same could be said of Obama (again remotely plausible) finding a cure for cancer. Stock market at all time highs, GDP at all time highs, full employment, shrinking lower class, increasing household income, increasing home ownership, superior international trade agreements, etc. The list could continue. Industry and the general population are thriving. The media just likes to ignore the important facts and push a narrative that he's a mean racist that only cares about rich people. All the facts point otherwise though, and more people are realizing that the media's only tactic to artificially create problems and tension. None of which trump had anything to do with. The economy was made strong again due to the work of the Obama Administration and everyone outside of the foxnews knows this, post another failed republican president who wrecked it. Now we see how over his head running a country with an unqualified and imbecilic crew of tea partiers can do it.2 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
MS Bob 11 and one other reacted to waysidesc for a topic
Highly doubtful. Besides having to deal with this crisis, the state of the country has been at it's strongest state ever. Trump is taking the stance of calling countries and organizations out that have leeched off US funding but not provided sufficient benefits. How is that a bad thing? But hey, if you allow the whiney media do to your thinking, that's your choice... If Trump found a cure for cancer, you and your media thinkers would still find a way to spin it negatively... He does whatever it takes to divert from his failures. Blaming the WHO for something he was warned about in December, again in January and once more in February by his advisers. He even claimed last year that the WHO can't be trusted, so why did he suddenly trust them when it came to this pandemic. I'm so glad that his TV ratings are great again. /s It's hard to shut down an economy when there were little facts of what the virus would eventually do. It's not like the US lagged behind the rest of the world at it's response. It's more of the opposite actually. What does the WHO offer that country's can't do themselves? If you can't give a good answer to that question, then what's the point of funding that organization? Talk is cheap, but solutions are worthy of funding. Plus it's pretty clear that the WHO and China are tight buddies, which is obviously the exact opposite of who you want to be giving money to right now... The U.S. did lag ... The administration did not even do a thing until the WHO had already declared the virus as a global health emergency. Dr. Fauci himself has stated that a) it is a failing that there were not enough resources or supplies and b) that more lives could have been saved if current directives had been issued sooner. One knows the ball was dropped when the President has to retroactively refer to his measure on 31 January as a 'Chinese ban' ( that the measure blocked travel to and from China ) when that is not only not true ... but even his so-called 'Muslim ban' was more exhaustive than his measure. We are discussing the same person who said he knew it was a pandemic 'long before' it was called that ... but did not react in a commensurate manner.2 points -
Apple's new iPad Pro Magic Keyboard is now available from Apple, ships next week
wingliston and one other reacted to Cnónna for a topic
ships next week, breaks the week after2 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
Meduso and one other reacted to +primortal for a topic
Highly doubtful. Besides having to deal with this crisis, the state of the country has been at it's strongest state ever. Trump is taking the stance of calling countries and organizations out that have leeched off US funding but not provided sufficient benefits. How is that a bad thing? But hey, if you allow the whiney media do to your thinking, that's your choice... If Trump found a cure for cancer, you and your media thinkers would still find a way to spin it negatively... Do you have any evidence to back up that the state of the country has been at its strongest ever? Or that the WHO has been leeching off the US? Or that other countries/organizations been leeching off the US? Don't get me wrong, I don't trust a word Trump says and want some hard facts to read. Not that its even remotely plausible that Trump find a cure for cancer, but of course there would people that would spin it negatively. Just like the same could be said of Obama (again remotely plausible) finding a cure for cancer. Stock market at all time highs, GDP at all time highs, full employment, shrinking lower class, increasing household income, increasing home ownership, superior international trade agreements, etc. The list could continue. Industry and the general population are thriving. The media just likes to ignore the important facts and push a narrative that he's a mean racist that only cares about rich people. All the facts point otherwise though, and more people are realizing that the media's only tactic to artificially create problems and tension. The stock market yes it's the highest ever, but the stock market <> the economy, GDP isn't at an all-time high, look at https://tradingeconomics.com/united-states/gdp-growth. Lower class isn't shrinking, https://www.pewsocialtrends.or...come-and-wealth-inequality/ "superior international trade agreements" sounds like an opinion, you have a source to back that up? Being there's only NAFTA 2.0 and "phase one" of the trade deal with China signed agreements, both of which was signed this year. We don't have any numbers on how those two trade agreements are working. So, saying they are superior is a little too premature.2 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
MS Bob 11 and one other reacted to derekaw for a topic
Trumps dopey antics have always been enjoyable and funny until things got serious and he started killing Americans with his corona virus ineptitude.2 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and one other reacted to shockz for a topic
But the phone design looks like it should be in the $99 range. A13 chip production cost is $18.26 Oh please.2 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
dead.cell and one other reacted to Asharae for a topic
But the phone design looks like it should be in the $99 range. A13 chip production cost is $18.26 It definitely doesn't look like a £/$99 phone, and thank god for that, its a tried and tested design.2 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
psmoked and one other reacted to Brony for a topic
Nothing has changed: * Bill Gates is still the privileged nerd with zero empathy for others. Bill Gates should write the book "How to elude to pay taxes and profit from it (and some idiots call me a good person)!". * Trump is a crock and a womanizer but nobody is fooling to think the opposite. But, if you compare Trump with practically every dems candidate around here, then Trump is a holy saint. Do you want to oust Trump? Then give me a good candidate. * WHO = Politics. Who needs them? Nobody. * China = It still hates Winnie the Pooh. China is guilty of everything! * And some members of the forum = I follow my "master" to the death!. Sheesh with those manservants. But I have the solution to this problem. Bill Gates should give (from his own pocket) money to WHO. Everybody wins!.2 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
zhangm and one other reacted to Gungel for a topic
Highly doubtful. Besides having to deal with this crisis, the state of the country has been at it's strongest state ever. Trump is taking the stance of calling countries and organizations out that have leeched off US funding but not provided sufficient benefits. How is that a bad thing? But hey, if you allow the whiney media do to your thinking, that's your choice... If Trump found a cure for cancer, you and your media thinkers would still find a way to spin it negatively... He does whatever it takes to divert from his failures. Blaming the WHO for something he was warned about in December, again in January and once more in February by his advisers. He even claimed last year that the WHO can't be trusted, so why did he suddenly trust them when it came to this pandemic. I'm so glad that his TV ratings are great again. /s2 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
SecretAgentMan and one other reacted to waysidesc for a topic
Highly doubtful. Besides having to deal with this crisis, the state of the country has been at it's strongest state ever. Trump is taking the stance of calling countries and organizations out that have leeched off US funding but not provided sufficient benefits. How is that a bad thing? But hey, if you allow the whiney media do to your thinking, that's your choice... If Trump found a cure for cancer, you and your media thinkers would still find a way to spin it negatively... President Trump : 'And again, when you have 15 people, and the 15 within a couple of days is going to be down to close to zero, that’s a pretty good job we’ve done'.2 points -
Bill Gates calls Trump's de-funding of WHO dangerous
psmoked and one other reacted to techbeck for a topic
Yay! Another Trump thread! Thanks Neowin!2 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
+E.Worm Jimmy and one other reacted to wotsit for a topic
Even at $400 - with those bezels? Meh.2 points -
Apple announces the 4.7-inch iPhone SE for $399
James W. and one other reacted to BigBoy for a topic
Sigh... I guess I'll wait for 2 more days before I can buy this.2 points -
Lenovo motherboards soon? Legion branded motherboard spotted online
wingliston and one other reacted to The_killer for a topic
AMD all the way. Intel vulnerabilities inside.2 points -
Microsoft releases Windows 10 builds 18363.778, 18362.778 - here's what's new
sn0wf1ake1 and one other reacted to Nah Nood for a topic
You mean removal?2 points