• @[email protected]
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    493 months ago

    Most people probably dont know what an android app bundle is

    Im not sure how that would matter in any context

    • Kairos
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      333 months ago

      Yeah. What 45 said is technically a true statement… If it was said by a geek or a programmer. With him it’s always surface level.

      • @surewhynotlem
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        313 months ago

        No. I’m context he was saying immigrants must be smart for using apps to cross the border because almost no one knows what an app is.

        Watch the video. He belongs in a home.

        • @Capricorn_Geriatric
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          313 months ago

          He belongs in a home.

          He would if he wasn’t a felon. He belongs in jail.

        • @barsquid
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          183 months ago

          The context always makes him look worse. This guy has advanced dementia and it is getting worse by the day.

          • @MrPoopbutt
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            103 months ago

            I feel like a vote for trump is really a vote for Vance. Idk which is worse.

            • @aesthelete
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              63 months ago

              The public hates Vance even more than Trump so when they talk about voting for Trump people should remind them that Trump may die in office and then Vance would be their president.

              Somehow, the scrutiny applied to Palin due to McCain’s advanced age hasn’t applied to Vance despite Trump being nearly a decade older than McCain was when he ran.

        • Kairos
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          13 months ago

          I mean I’m all for beliving that humans are smart by default, but that is incorrect.

      • @[email protected]
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        63 months ago

        But how does it even make sense? I would have said I was 99% confident he used two apps all the time over the years. First, ex-Twitter, and now his own social-network-which-shall-not-be-named.

        wat

        • Tippon
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          63 months ago

          I know a few older people who have smartphones, and while they can use things like Twitter or Facebook on the phone, if you told them that you were installing an app, they wouldn’t know what you meant.

          They’re the type of people who were never interested in computers, and used them as appliances, possibly never needing to install things themselves. As they moved to phones, they either get their kids or the shop to set them up.

          They understand using Twitter on the phone, but don’t really understand the concept of how it works.

          • @AnUnusualRelic
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            53 months ago

            That sounds like most people around me, regardless of age.

        • @[email protected]
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          23 months ago

          Those aren’t ‘apps’ to him – they’re pictures he presses on his phone that let him do something.

          My theory: he was recently in a conversation with someone about an app he doesn’t use, and they had to explain the concept to him. They probably complimented him when he seemed to understand enough, since he’s surrounded exclusively by sycophants, so in his mind he’s proud to be smarter than most people about this.

          We’ve seen this exact scenario play out before. He’s so predictable.