By Kirk Miller Are we about to get our power adapters back when we buy Apple products? That’s one potential outcome from a new ruling in Brazil, where a judge reportedly ordered the tech giant to pay a man the equivalent of $1,081 for not including a power adapter with the purchase of a new iPhone. According to Insider, Judge Vanderlei Caires Pinheiro in Goiânia ruled Apple’s practice a “tie sale,” which is when a company requires that a customer buy two of its products for one of them to work. He also called this move an “abusive and illegal commercial practice.” Apple’s counterargument is th…