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Mac Users Are Nuking Every Trace of Apple AI on Their Machines: Sayonara useless AI features, and hello disk space. (futurism.com)
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[–] Eximius@lemmy.world -2 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

How is this rage bait? It is simply properly used English language...??

Edit: To the lurking downvoters: Since when people started interpreting "mac users" to mean (according to the context here) semi-all? A qualifier of "some" i guess is what you would like, but it's not incorrect.

It's proper to just say "mac users", or for example "fishermen use worms as bait". Or maybe you'll like this example more: "linux users write open-source firmware for wifi routers"