Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
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Re: Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
#2What is this post? I don’t see anything except for a Google maps route and a tweet.
Re: Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
#3The link seems very short on content. Is it because I'm not logged into Twitter?
All it says is that Apple vented some nasty stuff (what stuff?) into the author's apartment, and a mention of the EPA. Nothing else.
Re: Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
#4I’d believe that Apple is responsible for this pollution, but the headline and thread are unhinged and read more like a rant. The Always Sunny Charlie meme comes to mind.
Re: Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
#5This was posted several days ago and deleted, as this lady seems like a disgruntled employee with a lot history of nonsense.
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Re: Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
#7The link seems very short on content. Is it because I'm not logged into Twitter? All it says is that Apple vented some nasty stuff (what stuff?) into the author's apartment, and a mention of the EPA. Nothing else.
Yes, Twitter doesn't show replies to the original post if you aren't logged in, make an account or use a nitter instance to check the follow-up.
Re: Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
#8Related: US EPA Enforcement and Compliance on Apple Fabrication (243 points, 7 days ago, 312 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40772224
Re: Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
#9Re: Apple execs are giving themselves bonuses as a reward for illegal dumping
#10The link seems very short on content. Is it because I'm not logged into Twitter? All it says is that Apple vented some nasty stuff (what stuff?) into the author's apartment, and a mention of the EPA. Nothing else.
Must be a weird new Twitter thing. The thread is very thorough.