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DAalseth said:

I’ve been using Nord for several years and I like it. It’s simple to use, easy to configure, and just works. It might not be as cheap as some others, but I figure you get what you pay for. 

Same. And they regularly run sales on multi year signups that end up being super affordable 

Buying cards to play music seems like a pointless additional step and a way to just create more consumer trash. Why? And it’s not like these cards contain any music on them in and of themselves. They just enable a download of music. So again, totally pointless and wasteful 

Yeah, the lack of MagSafe is truly perplexing. I understand needing to differentiate between the premium models and the lower end models. But at this point MagSafe has been set up as a default feature across the lineup and many people even with older iPhones have a bunch of accessories that take advantage of it. If the point is to get people who’ve been holding on to older phones to upgrade, this seems like a huge step back.

Yeah, the lack of MagSafe is truly perplexing. I understand needing to differentiate between the premium models and the lower end models. But at this point MagSafe has been set up as a default feature across the lineup and many people even with older iPhones have a bunch of accessories that take advantage of it. If the point is to get people who’ve been holding on to older phones to upgrade, this seems like a huge step back.

jeffharris said:

Is there a way to just make the thing BIGGER. 

On my 27” 4K screen it looks like a postage stamp.

Luckily I can move it to my MacBook Pro’s screen, but that’s doesn’t solve the problem of Apple’s inability to include a method to scale UI elements for higher resolution screens.

Agreed! How do they not have this scaling capability built-in. I end up using lower, non-native resolutions on my external display because of this