lordjohnwhorfin

payeco said:

darkvader said:

GOOD!

His early stuff wasn't awful.  Everything he's touched for the last 15+ years has been.

Eh, the unibody MacBook/Air/Pro were released during that time period and I’d say those were probably the biggest revolution in laptop design of the last 20 years. Every manufacturer on the planet tried to copy those designs. Intel created a design program and tech specification to help manufacturers clone the MacBook Air. 

You mean the genius design where replacing a damaged keyboard requires taking everything out of the topcase, a long, delicate and tedious process? Where the battery is glued? Some genius.

I always put an AirTag in every piece of luggage I check in. It’s pretty good, and can really make a difference in case the suitcase is lost.

Another option is the M1 MacBook Air, which still runs circles around the Microsoft laptop in every respect and sells for $200 less than the M2 version.

An opportunity to learn real history, not the saccharin version taught in school. It’s good to see these heroes and heroins true story be told. May they inspire a new generation of civil rights leaders, we sure need them now more than ever.

How is any of it Apple’s responsibility and why are this specific 56 homeless people suddenly entitled to preferential treatment just because of where they chose to set up camp? It’s absolutely ridiculous.
The homeless problem is the government’s to deal with. Apple’s responsibility is to chip in by paying taxes.