What these people want is not actually freedom, it’s freedom from responsibility which is called anarchy. The right wing organizers behind it have unsuccessfully tried since the start of COVID to get this to happen and while we all are tired of restrictions and want life to get back to normal, this is not the way to do it. The trucking industry here has publicly condemned and distanced themselves from it.

Canadians do not support the “Freedom” convoy and want the occupiers to go home.Īgain, you need to understand that this is not a convoy of truckers, as the organizers have tried to spin in an effort to gain mass appeal. You are correct in some cases, particularly when it comes to politics, but in this case, the polls are all saying the same thing. Click or tap here to support our independent tech blog. Hopefully Apple execs haven’t become too comfortable with the ease of uploading mistake-free, yet generally lifeless canned video “events”). At the very least Apple should plan to do a real, live event in June for WWDC 2022. (Events, by the way, that the company should get back to conducting live and in person as this wrongheaded vast overreaction is over everywhere but in the most addled, reality-detached pockets of the country.

MacDailyNews Take: Believe it or not, we’re only three weeks away from march 8th, the widely-rumored date for Apple’s first major event of 2022! Well-connected Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman… said he believes Apple will remove the Touch Bar on the new 13-inch machine, although he too expects the notebook will lack a ProMotion display. The above details were relayed by the original source of last year’s last-minute MacBook Pro notch rumor MacRumors was first to report… If so, that means the headline difference in the new entry-level MacBook Pro model will be the new M2 chip, which features the same number of CPU cores as the ‌M1 processor‌, up to 10 graphics cores, and improved performance. Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Pro with M1 delivers game-changing performance and the longest battery life ever on a Mac.īased on the new information seen by MacRumors, the upcoming 13-inch MacBook Pro retains the same design as the current version, including the Touch Bar, but unlike the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, it will not have a notch or a ProMotion display, contrary to some rumors. A leaker with close links to Apple’s supply chain says that Apple will debut its new M2 chip in a speed-bumped 13-inch MacBook Pro model that will retain the current case design.

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