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I didn't mind the butterfly keyboard when it comes to typing but it did cause mechanical problems - it's simply not resilient nor durable. Keys easily get stuck.

When my macbook swelled a bit due to defect in battery (it was recalled btw), a little swelling caused keyboard to stop working. If it was a regular keyboard, it would have kept working until it's really swollen. After I got it replaced, I started having issues with a few being stuck so I traded in for a new MacBook with scissors keyboard. 

Butterfly keyboard was one of the worst ever created by Apple. The typing experience was actually great if they work but like I said, simply not durable nor resilient.  

Kinda like what Apple did with hidden Thread radio and sensors. They didn't talk about them. 

Also same with Apple's new watch with oxygen sensor although it no longer claims its existence. 

Exactly why do we need to keep adding more CPU cores when most creative oriented applications would benefit from having more GPU cores? 

I bought USB-C keyboard pro and it didn't work with my 15.0 on my intel iMac. I did expect that TouchID won't work but the fn keys were totally inconsistent and were not mapped correctly. The update to 15.1 rectified the issue. Seems like they haven't added that to 15.2.

My gut feeling is that given Apple's tight control of their own hardware so when USB-C interface was recognized, they probably did not map correctly thinking it's a generic USB-C keyboard. 

Trump does not know how to respect privacy when it comes to geopolitical economic decisions.