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luisirizarry63 said:

Is crazy a phone an iPhone X at that explosion burns 🥵 2nd degree burns that no good. But his a scientist fishy !!!!!!!!!!!!!! 

I hope and pray that you are doing fine. 

QAnon has arrived at AI. 

I don’t see the Target/McDonalds/Walmart analog. As a consumer you don’t own the store you’re shopping in. In this case the consumer owns the device. A better one would be if Samsung in some way limited me in what I’m allowed to put in my fridge. Or wanted to charge Wholefoods a surcharge for the milk I want to store in the fridge I purchased.

I would be the first one to sign up for the MagSafe Duo, cannot find anything about it at apple.com however.

I sincerely hope that the input to it is a USB-C connector. The sheer permutation of USB-A, USB-C <-> Lightning is causing me to feel a bit nauseous. As I’m traveling a lot it would be great if all I need to worry about it bringing all the combinations with me all the time. 

Is it only me that find it puzzling that Apple doesn’t simply stop with this lightning business? They have switched laptops and now iPads over to USB-C. Why make it harder on consumers that now have to carry more cables?

I’m quite torn here. I generally do not have a problem for consumer grade custom CPUs. However one obvious risk with moving off the x86_64 architecture is that necessary developer tools such as hypervizors and products such as Docker and Java will not be readily available. Apple gained a lot of enterprise developers once they moved to Intel.