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The point of that story was that everyone was going along with something that was obviously nonsense, and the kid who breaks the spell simply tells the truth.
by Brendinooo 4mo ago
The point of that story was that everyone was going along with something that was obviously nonsense, and the kid who breaks the spell simply tells the truth.
In this situation most people don't buy smart glasses because they don't look good or have a killer use case. It's not the same thing.
- smokedetector1 4mo agoit is spiritually the same even if its not exactly the same
- Brendinooo 4mo agoStating the obvious truth and mocking are, spiritually, two very different things.
- smokedetector1 4mo agono, they’re not
- rpgbr 4mo agoWhatever, man. Making fun of those losers is the least damage we can cause to them. No need to defend the Zucks and co. like they were kids (although I agree they behave like children).
- anigbrowl 4mo agoThey are literally deforming his ears, as you can see in this near-profile photo. If you wear these for more than 5-10 minutes at a time you will either find them painfully uncomfortable or you will damage your ear cartilage. The might have worked great as part of an integrated helmet or something, as glasses they completely fail. https://www.tomsguide.com/news/live/snap-specs-launch-live-latest-updates https://www.tomsguide.com/news/live/snap-specs-launch-live-l...
- Brendinooo 4mo agoYup. You're supporting my point, right? People see stuff like that and don't buy it as a result. The emperor doesn't have new clothes, and nobody is acting like he does.
- queenkjuul 4mo agoHis employees and the lickspittle tech blog press are