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Teardown video is good, almost on par with something from iFixit. Maybe a bit less precise/well rehearsed but that is OK. Also like that it's just a normal eng
by jpgvm 5y ago
Teardown video is good, almost on par with something from iFixit. Maybe a bit less precise/well rehearsed but that is OK.
Also like that it's just a normal engineer doing it and not some marketing person/"advocate". Makes it seem much more relaxed and well, normal. Chill dude sporting some tats and speaking normally as he pulls something apart shouldn't be something amazing or anything but it's just such a rarity in todays carefully groomed public image machinery that we see from big companies.
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- symlinkk 5y agoDo you seriously think tattoos are still counter culture? If anything it’s counter culture to not have tattoos and be clean shaven.
- culturestate 5y ago> Do you seriously think tattoos are still counter culture? This depends a lot on where you live and what your ethnic and religious background is. There are plenty of places and people left in the world who look down on body modification.
- mr_overalls 5y agoThis. I live in Madison, Wisconsin (aka, the "Berkeley of the Midwest") where tattoos and facial piercings are absolutely the norm - even my kids' daycare teachers openly sport them. When I return to my small Mississippi hometown, only "rough" people openly display tattoos, and generally only a small minority of men are not clean-shaven with short haircuts. Male jewelry is minimal, things like facial piercings are heavily frowned upon, etc. Regional norms can be very different.
- donkeybeer 5y agoI think he meant the opposite, in that the tattoos would make it feel like a normal guy.
- jpgvm 5y agoThat is exactly what I meant. :)
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- judge2020 5y agoThankfully he's wearing an ESD bracelet which (i assume) is connected to a ground instead of a livestrong or WWJD bracelet.