Apple's Steve Jobs Theater boasts no support pillars, power routed through spacers between...

soli

bobringer said:

Soli said:

MacPro said:

bobringer said:

Soli said:

securtis said:

wonder how this will do in an earthquake? hope they thought about it

I doubt it¡ Everyone in California thinks earthquakes are a hoax and they don't have one regulation in the entire state that requires structures be resilient to massive earthquakes¡

I've seen a lot of #FakeNews in my day, but this about as fake as fake news gets.

<< Since the 1930s, California has gradually boosted its building standards. Each severe quake has prompted new rules, with the most recent major overhaul coming after the 1994 quake in the Northridge section of Los Angeles that killed 72 people. >>


http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/west/2008/08/01/92428.htm

Are you aware what '¡' means?

Or just the extreme nature of the reply should indicate a meaning opposite of what I'm writing (i.e.: sarcasm).

Have you SEEN the amount of crazy that's on the internet these days?

Point taken.

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SpamSandwich said:

wonkothesane said:

From what I see and read one of the most beautiful Apple products ever made. 

Just wait until you see the car.

It will be so thin as to be next to invisible and still cost $1M each.

edited September 2017

soli

SpamSandwich said:

wonkothesane said:

From what I see and read one of the most beautiful Apple products ever made. 

Just wait until you see the car.

With Qi charging already having a 30cm distance tested we could see this technology added to cars while they sit in a parking spot/garage or even while in motion. Putting them into the rims of a vehicle may be too complex, but under a a car could work once that distance is increased.

edited September 2017

analogjack

I'm going to wait a couple of years and get one of those spaceship campuses from the refurbished store.

rayz2016

bobringer said:

Soli said:

MacPro said:

bobringer said:

Soli said:

securtis said:

wonder how this will do in an earthquake? hope they thought about it

I doubt it¡ Everyone in California thinks earthquakes are a hoax and they don't have one regulation in the entire state that requires structures be resilient to massive earthquakes¡

I've seen a lot of #FakeNews in my day, but this about as fake as fake news gets.

<< Since the 1930s, California has gradually boosted its building standards. Each severe quake has prompted new rules, with the most recent major overhaul coming after the 1994 quake in the Northridge section of Los Angeles that killed 72 people. >>


http://www.insurancejournal.com/news/west/2008/08/01/92428.htm

Are you aware what '¡' means?

Or just the extreme nature of the reply should indicate a meaning opposite of what I'm writing (i.e.: sarcasm).

Have you SEEN the amount of crazy that's on the internet these days?

That's actually a very good point :-D