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Alt text: The DoorDash and Klarna logos are displayed with a plus sign between them. The DoorDash logo is in red, featuring a stylized “D” followed by the company’s name in uppercase letters. The Klarna logo is in black text inside a rounded pink rectangle. The image signals a partnership or collaboration between the two companies.
March 20, 2025March 20, 2025 Joseph G.

Letter to the Editor: Financing Fast Food

An official Apple promotional image featuring a young woman with long dark hair, wearing a light blue button-up shirt, smiling while holding a gold iPhone with three camera lenses. The background is blurred with warm tones. White text on the image reads: “More personal Siri” “iPhone 16 Pro.” “Hello, Apple Intelligence.” A large red stamp with a distressed texture overlays the image, reading “FALSE” in bold capital letters. The stamp appears to have been added later, suggesting skepticism or denial of the ad’s claims. The Apple logo is visible in the bottom left corner.
March 14, 2025March 14, 2025 Joseph G.

Apple Intelligence Advertises Irresponsibly

A split image featuring two moments inside an Apple Store. On the left, a person in a colorful hoodie smiles while holding a boxed MacBook Pro, standing in front of a display wall filled with neatly arranged iPhone cases in various colors. On the right, the same person, now wearing a dark long-sleeve shirt, tries on an Apple Vision Pro headset, gesturing with their hands as if interacting with a virtual interface. The background shows other customers and Apple employees in a bright, modern store setting.
March 10, 2025March 9, 2025 Joseph G.

My Toxic Parasocial Relationship with Apple

The Disability Pride flag, featuring five diagonal stripes in green, blue, white, yellow, and red on a dark gray background. The colors represent different types of disabilities: green for sensory disabilities, blue for mental health disabilities, white for invisible and undiagnosed disabilities, yellow for cognitive and intellectual disabilities, and red for physical disabilities. The dark gray background symbolizes barriers faced by disabled individuals.
March 3, 2025March 3, 2025 Joseph G.

Letter to the Editor: Lafayette Jeffco

February 1, 2025 Joseph G.

Excess Access

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