sbdude

Good for them. I'm not sure how using a byproduct of an existing and entrenched industry is somehow less sustainable than crafting new bands from petroleum products, but I'm just an engineer. All part of the narrative, I suppose. For instance, Ben Lovejoy over at 9to5's profound and prophetic headline how "Apple dropping leather could help end the premium image of the material". LVMH begs to differ.

What does leaving the EU have to do with school building projects?

Genuinely curious, why not include higher capacity memory modules if there's demand for it? I imagine the pin outs are the same for every capacity Apple uses, so why not include more than 192 GB for those tasks that demand greater amounts of memory? Or are M Series chips unable to address that much memory?

sflocal said:

lam92103 said:

So every single PC or computer manufacturer can use modular RAM. Including servers, workstations, data centers, super computers. 

But somehow the Apple chips cannot and are trying to convince us that it is not just plain & simple greed??

Just stop.

Very beneficial to the conversation.

Perhaps he can come up with a new logo for Bud Light . . .