charlesatlas

AppleInsider said:

Sure, there are standing desks, but as it turns out, standing all day isn't great either -- just ask your local cashier.

I have a standing desk (and a tall drafting chair) at work. Didn't ask for it, it's just what they bought, but I do like to sit and stand. There's an easy solution for leg and foot fatigue. I alternately rock my feet, sort of like doing Michael Jackson's moonwalk without the sliding. Works like a charm and doesn't cost $250. After a while, I don't even have to think about it.

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DAalseth said:

I remember this lawsuit. I remember thinking at the time that cameras have had dual lens setups for like a century now. the patent never should have been issued. Glad to see the court saw reason.

tmay said:

I'd assume that Apple would be happy to get more leading edge fab capacity in the future, especially from Intel, to burnish its "made in U.S.A" credentials, if nothing else.

TSMC is building a fabrication plant in Arizona to be finished in a few years. And TSMC will have 3nm on the market before Intel even moves to 7nm. Which would you think Apple would consider "leading edge."

tedz98 said:

This is a classic example of the failures of communism, big government and central planning. They can’t keep the lights on!

Hmm. As I recall, New Orleans was blacked out for weeks in August after Ida hit. Texas had its own statewide blackouts last winter. Damn commies!

Maybe they'll hold a mock funeral procession for the iPad Pro.