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It's actually not bad? "The most repairable MacBook in years" means practically nothing. And for someone who might be comparing with a Framework, it's probably
by AshamedCaptain 4mo ago
It's actually not bad? "The most repairable MacBook in years" means practically nothing. And for someone who might be comparing with a Framework, it's probably an insult.
- akkartik 4mo agoYou're preaching to the choir, brother. But reread the comment I replied to. "Use as-is until e-waste" the Neo is not.
- bel8 4mo ago> "Use as-is until e-waste" the Neo is not That's a very low bar to clear
- akkartik 4mo ago[flagged]
- bel8 4mo ago> You are to be congratulated on the sheer looming height of your standards. The angels cry out to you from the heavens. Sheesh. - akkartik Snarky ad-hominem comments are forbidden in HN, FYI. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- akkartik 4mo agoEdit: thanks for toning it down. I will as well. From the comment up above: > I would imagine the Mac Neo is a sealed unit that you use as-is until it's e-waste. So the "bar" is irrelevant to this conversation.
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- margalabargala 4mo agoYes, which makes the comment claiming the neo doesn't clear it all the more egregious.
- AshamedCaptain 4mo agoI have been rocking _smaller_ tablet PCs with better reparability score than the Neo in iFixit since practically the 2010s. My current one is a 10/10 from HP. This to say nothing about upgradability. The Neo doesn't clear the bar. It just barely improves over recent macbooks, which is next to nothing. Specially to someone comparing to the Framework!
- NoNoisle 4mo agoWhat would mean something to you captain?