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There really should be an annual contest to crown the lamest person on earth. Maybe we could start one on here.

Saying that a whole generation of people are lame and then having one of the lamest pictures in the history of humanity taken of yourself, ok

As crazy as it may sound, Reddit is a treasure trove of information, especially when it comes to niche technology stuff. Would be a shame for them to lock it all behind accounts, and in my case age verification.

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It’s funny how they’re still saying “could”, when they really should be saying “will”.

Holy shit, I genuinely didn’t expect them to care. Good on ya, Finland!

I hope the plans for the data centre are suspended indefinitely, at the very least.

I’ve found that grease and dirt sticks the anti-glare coating almost like glue and honestly, I’m afraid of using anything more than distilled water to clean it because I’ve seen too many MacBook screens with horrible blotchy coatings caused by incorrect cleaning…

And the trackpads on MacBooks are arguably better than touchscreens anyway.

This doesn’t make sense to me. Apple spent the last few years blurring the MacBook and iPad range, they’re even sticking the same SoCs in both and now this? What’s the killer feature here, the OLED?

They brought back the glowing Apple logo, though, just as everyone got used to not having it.

Edit: Just thought of the biggest problem I have with my MacBook; the fucking screen is so fucking hard to clean! I swear this move is a ploy to get people to buy their proprietary screen cloth.

Ok? And police all over the world as well as the militaries of various countries buying them wasn’t an issue?

The Wii was the best example of what I meant by them trying out something new, being the follow-up to the GameCube’s poor sales, same with the DS.

They knew at the time they had to come up with something new and unique to capture the market.

I love the concept of phones like the Z Flip, don’t get me wrong, if someone convinces me that they’re just as durable as a normal phone I’d buy one

I think I was talking about the small permanent ridges you could make with your fingernails. It’s entirely possible that they solved that problem a few generations ago, though.

I believe many people have made that point over the years but Nintendo was at its best while it was struggling, especially during the GameCube era when they actually tried new things instead of redoing the same stuff over and over again.

Their current leadership being a bunch of faceless economists doesn’t help either.

Their “Game Key”-Cartridges literally are just shortcuts to the eshop. Nintendo thinks you’re stupid.

Isn’t the inside screen really soft and prone to pressure damage?

History is not on their side unfortunately.

It’s still the first time Apple had a go at it and its design is obviously flawed, otherwise it wouldn’t be failing so quickly.

The first phone to perfectly bend with your butt. And it came in rose gold. It’s awesome.

The concept is kinda cool. Take the Galaxy Fold 8 for example; a nice and compact phone that actually fits in your pocket and can be a tablet if you wanna watch a movie or something in bed or public transport.

I still wouldn’t buy one; spending over a grand on a phone that even if it holds up fine can be damaged by accidentally tapping on the screen wrong seems dumb. Nevermind that I personally wouldn’t buy a Samsung for multiple reasons.