2 ms·
It reads as fanboyish because it start with "I love how ...", while a non-fanboy might instead have said: "How apple names things: they choose names that have a
by Aardwolf 4y ago
It reads as fanboyish because it start with "I love how ...", while a non-fanboy might instead have said: "How apple names things: they choose names that have a slight air of elitism to them (also reusing name parts they already established), to make it sound as if they're slightly better than everything else"
- unsafecast 4y agoThat's being overly pedantic. You can appreciate (even love) something without being a fanboy. I, for one, can say that I love some of the design of macos, but I also criticise apple on most other things. I don't even own a mac.
- nidnogg 4y agoI know this might be pedantic under certain circumstances but I think it was really just a joke on the part of the commenter.
- unsafecast 4y agoI didn't see it as a joke. Happy to be wrong though.
- hk__2 4y agoThis is not "I love Apple and everything it does" but "I love how Apple names things".