https://www.chicagotribune.com/1997/07/10/melissa-duffy-scot...
If indeed it's "Scott Elson Corley".
I hope someone passes this post to him.
Citizens will regain their right to e2ee privacy, they will not have to deal with voting for mediocre politicians to lead them. Instead, Tim Cook will be their new leader, and every morning over the mandatory installation of HomePods in each home, citizens will be greeted with an ecstatic "Good morning!" to get them energized for the day ahead.
Voting will be done via iPhones, where FaceID will verify the eligibility of the voter before the vote has been submitted.
The PowerBook from the mid 1990’s were hugely successful, especially the first ones, which were notable for what we now take for granted: pushing the keyboard back allowing space for palm rests. Wikipedia says at one time Apple had captured 40% of the laptop market. All the while the ’90s roared on, Apple was languishing, looking for a modern OS.
When you’re flying that spaceship, you’re best to use the default controls — pivoting is the name of the game.
Ever since then, that’s just how I was comfortable doing things.
1: https://youtu.be/5h2gVbLlwl8