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As an tech professional and coder I can still say that barely 5% of my work is constrained by CPU. I'd trade all their hardware improvements for physical left a
by tootie 5y ago
As an tech professional and coder I can still say that barely 5% of my work is constrained by CPU. I'd trade all their hardware improvements for physical left and right click buttons instead of those awful trackpad gestures.
- philistine 5y agoHave you used their trackpad, or are you coming from the exterior looking in. One finger left click, two finger right click is sooooo useful and easy to get used to, it's borderline natural.
- tootie 5y agoI've been using macs for dev for last 12 years at least. It's mandatory if you need to support iOS or safari users due to aforementioned vertical integration. Because building iOS apps requires an iOS device, and MacOS device and you still have to pay Apple a yearly fee. I had a one year hiatus where I had a Dell with physical mouse buttons and a touchscreen and it was marvelous.
- cultofmetatron 5y agoyea I don't know what he's talking about. the haptic feedback is so good, I'd never guess there wasnt a physical switch. I had to power it down just to be sure. apple knows how to deliver a solid tactile experience.
- windowsrookie 5y agoI have never heard anyone complain about a MacBook trackpad before. I have also never used a Windows Laptop the comes anywhere near the level of perfection of a MacBook trackpad.