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Would it be a pun to call a fan revolutionary?

• blakesterz 7y ago
  More and more on the Mac hardware it feels like "revolutionary" now means it "just works" again. The one comment in that thread: "Bottom line, the combination of using the GPU and CPU is pushing the MBP into heat conditions causing the FAN issues and in our case, possibly damage to the GPU."
  • tonyedgecombe 7y ago
    I think you missed the joke.
• jonplackett 7y ago
  Haha. I guess all fans are revolutionary then. But this one is is comes with extra revolution for every USB-C port you use.
  • Cthulhu_ 7y ago
    Makes me wonder if there's technology for fanless fans, moving air without spinning fans.
    • rgoulter 7y ago
      Dyson's visually look like this. https://www.dyson.com/fans-and-heaters/dyson-cool-overview.html https://www.dyson.com/fans-and-heaters/dyson-cool-overview.h...
      • sooheon 7y ago
        These have fans in the base.
      • FabHK 7y ago
        That's not something I expected to read in the description of a fan: "Purifier and fan. Not wifi compatible."
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• xxs 7y ago
  good one!