This is the only correct answer.

Did the child die?

The real point of Trump saying his election was stolen was to cast doubt. Now even if tampering is true no one is going to believe it, and real evidence will never be found.

Inkscape is a better vector application than Illustrator. User friendliness arguments tend to come from users raised on Adobe and expecting alternatives to work the same way.

Even the top image sucks.

Video games as a hobby is one of the cheapest ones out there. As far as having time, in my experience people that say they don't have time for it can't see the time they spend doing anything else as time spent.

You get it. Apple fans, which by the way I think it's stupid to be a fan of a product/company, can't admit that the devices they buy and the company that makes them have flaws. They view the marketing as objective truths when the objective truth is Apple is first and foremost a very profitable company and those profits matter above everything else. They aren't a "good" company and will follow the path that leads them to profits. Taking a single chip and making 30 devices that all do different things is proof of that.

Alright then.

I'm not treating you like a dumbass, Apple is.

Because Hollywood is full of awful people with leverage and money. Know the right person or the right secret and who knows, you might just be president one day.

I think it's hilarious that people will buy an iPhone, iPad and Macbook and not realize the only thing that's different about them is the software. Any restriction is manufactured.

edit: apparently I've upset some Apple users. I apologize. My point was that the features each class of device has is manufactured to ensure you buy 3 products instead of 1 while the hardware inside is essentially the same. Like restricting touch and pen support isn't about hardware limitations; it's about getting you to spend. If you're happy with a company that does that you, then hey you do you, but don't get upset when that fact is pointed out.

You mean the faces and executives are paid; the people doing the actual work often get the shaft.