slurpy

Skeptical said:

God I hate Facebook and Zuckerbag. Not really a big fan of Apple either. Neither are your friends but Apple is the devil you know. 

Well, considering you think Apple is the devil and you're not a fan, curious why you've decided that trolling on a board dedicated to Apple products is something that is worth your time? 

Also, not a single fucking person here believes Apple is their "friend". Enough with this absurd and childish straw man. People like Apple because their products work well for them, and they enjoy them and benefit from using them. But trolls like you have to keep banging on the "not your friend" line as if you're sharing some incredible revelation, or you have some deep wisdom to impart. You don't. Not in the slightest. You're going with the laziest possible form of "they're all bad!", which requires zero analysis or thought. 

People are so fucking whiny. This just happened to be for the 1st time last week. I assumed that rebooting would fix it...and it did, at least so far. I assume this will be fixed permanently with a software update down the line. But in the grand scheme of things this is an incredibly minor issue. No need for all this shrieking and proclaiming the Studio Display is now suddenly trash. The hyperbolic narrative these days when ANY issue is encountered, is insane and entitled. It's overall the best display I've ever owned, taken as a package. Just seems so seamless compared to everything I've owned previously. 

I’ve been blown away by how quickly Apple TV+ original content has been added and how fast the library has grown. 

I strongly believe what Apple reveals in this space will be mind blowing, and will actually have meaningful, useful and well thought out applications. They’re not just gonna shit out an AR product for the hell of it, or as a superfluous gimmick. 

Apple once again shows everyone how it’s done, even when it comes to less critical things like customization. Custom Android homescreens have always looked like absolute trash. It takes skill and deep thinking to provide the user with customization options, but in a way that provides a high likelihood that the end result will actually look good.