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It happens with every Apple product since as far back as at least the original iPod. There is always one thing (or a small number of things) that people just ca
by skgoa 8y ago
It happens with every Apple product since as far back as at least the original iPod. There is always one thing (or a small number of things) that people just can't stop complaining about... Yet the product gets super high sales numbers a year or two later the people who complained the loudest return to buy the newest verison anyway.
I mean, the people who don't like it are in their right to have that opinion. It sucks when your use case gets fucked. But when the removal of the ESC key is your reason to bemoan the sure death of the MacBook, you gotta at least be aware that you are in a tiny, tiny minority.
- astrodust 8y agoI just don't understand the grief over that. Even if you do use a notebook for programming, would you actually use the laptop keyboard all the time? I always have an external keyboard around for any serious dev work. That way you can pick any style you want, clicky mechanical or wireless or whatever.