tallest skil

macxpress said:

Like David said...all they make is ugly computers that aren't special or unique. Thanks for proving his point. And don't tell me thats plastic on the top portion of the palm rest. 

Both are going to be plastic. There’s no way that’s metal. The diagonal ribbing on the black makes me think it might be carbon fiber, though. So that’s great; plastic and carbon fiber.

ttollerton said:

“Do no evil.”

They dropped that facade in 2015.

kkqd1337 said:

I pay for my email on a Microsoft Business Office 365 Exchange account to prevent this.

Who tricked you into thinking this would actually prevent that?

bobolicious said:
Some recent content creation for consideration: https://www.netflix.com/ca/title/80195964

Oh, I thought that was going to be the child porn film for which Netflix is being investigated.

JinTech said:

I might get a lot of crap for saying this but the only good thing to come out of Dell was Tim Cook. 

They apparently make really good displays. I’m thinking of getting a Dell or LG 21:9 display to replace my 27” Cinema Display that now has a dead backlight and requires… let’s say… electrical forcing… to turn on at all. I get that it’s 8 years old, but I dropped a grand on it for a reason, and this isn’t the reason.

People aren’t very… can I say smart? “People don’t pay much attention” is more tactful. “Higher number is better,” “bigger is better”; that sort of thing helps them understand technology when they know nothing about it. Why is SDXC a worse format than SDUC? Why couldn’t they have made it SDZC or SDXX? It looks to the layman like a regression. There’s the argument of “if your needs demand that you care, you’ll already know” and then there’s “why the hell shouldn’t we just strive to make the best things for everyone for the sole sake of pushing humanity forward.” Both battery and storage tech feel like they’re spinning their wheels…