@Apple@hu9654a Watching Apple slowly lose what made it Apple? No thanks.
Hideous design choices, awkward color combinations (No more Space Grey for black mouse or kb)
But the real issue is deeper: no truly user-friendly, distinctive features, and no genuinely distinctive innovation anymore.
@MagicMikeLDN@sanditoksvig My issue is consent, dignity and basic respect. Sitting in the front row is not consenting to be used as a prop in sexualised audience interaction.
@MagicMikeLDN@sanditoksvig And even if some of the women technically agreed to take part, I seriously doubt this is what they thought they were agreeing to. They looked more cornered and embarrassed than genuinely enthusiastic.
@MagicMikeLDN@sanditoksvig Then performers came into the audience and mimed explicit sexual acts, including simulated oral sex directed at women in the front rows, without any clear prior invitation or explicit consent.
@MagicMikeLDN@sanditoksvig Before the dancers had even properly begun, the compère was shouting at a mostly young female audience that they were there “to get wet”, leering at a woman’s breasts in the front rows, mocking another for where she came from, and making sexual remarks at her expense.
@MagicMikeLDN@sanditoksvig I left the Magic Mike show at the Hippodrome Casino in London after only a few minutes because I found the opening deeply uncomfortable and in very poor taste.
What I had seen in the online promotional material suggested something playful, self-aware, theatrical and acrobatic.
@GabrielAttal Quel formidable dégueulis de n'importe quoi fumant ! Et tout ça, pour pousser encore une fois un contrôle du net, et instaurer la censure (pas discrète) de vos opposants !
C'est très minable, c'est exactement à votre niveau.
@GabRobin31@education_gouv Venant du gars à qui j'ai essayé d'expliquer des concepts statistiques, et qui m'a fait comprendre que les maths étaient secondaires
@daftdef@EricLagadec@EugenieBastie C'est pas une loi, c'est un cliché. Si vous voulez paraître scientifique évitez de brandir le mot loi à côté d'une vague affirmation qui paraît reposer sur le m du bon sens.