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OP lost me when he said the edges of his Mac were “painfully sharp”…
by martinky24 1y ago
OP lost me when he said the edges of his Mac were “painfully sharp”…
- mattnewton 1y agoLow-T hipsters is when I closed the tab. Just.. what?
- wk_end 1y agoDon’t forget “soft urban yupsters who don’t know adversity” and “pin-dick contrarians”. Over-the-top machismo from a Karen crying about an incident ten years ago when his computer was too pointy and now he’ll never shop here again and he’ll make sure none of his friends shop here, either.
- nomel 1y agoWhy? I agree. I could send you pictures of indentations in my skin, right below my wrists, that are present on my arms right now. It's a bit better with the newest, thinner, generation, but last generation was uncomfortable enough that I would use wrist support, or drape a mousepad on the edge. An 8 hours shift of typing would get uncomfortable, with questions of "wtf happened to your wrists?". Not to mention the ever present indentation in my hand, like this [1]. I'm probably "holding it wrong". [1] https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/1k07yqj/sharp_edges/ https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/1k07yqj/sharp_edges/
- kccqzy 1y agoExactly. I have carried my 27-inch retina iMac multiple times. It's only slightly sharper than the typical monitor given its thinness. But "painfully sharp" really? OP probably just has soft hands.