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Crocodiles haven't changed much in 200 million years. Maybe it's possible that a form factor is largely correct for its use case after a while? I'm inclined to

Crocodiles haven't changed much in 200 million years. Maybe it's possible that a form factor is largely correct for its use case after a while? I'm inclined to see Apple Silicon as fairly innovative.

gjvc 1mo ago
> Maybe it's possible that a form factor is largely correct for its use case after a while? very much so -- same for UI components, which they keep changing for no good reason except to feel "fresh and new"
- andsoitis 1mo ago
  Fresh and new is a feature. And it is one that affect purchase decisions and brand perception.
  - bobim 1mo ago
    I love boring-that-works but that's just me. Right about brand preception, it made me move to jolla, lots of suffering and a sense of acomplishment because fewer cents of my money going to far right pockets.
    - andsoitis 1mo ago
      > it made me move to jolla Where's Jolla? I did a quick place search (explicitly excluding La Jolla) but nothing turns up.
      - bobim 1mo ago
        It's a place like Apple is a place !
  - gjvc 1mo ago
    you make it sound customer-hostile
- fainpul 1mo ago
  "delightful"
vrighter 1mo ago
"yo we heard you like camera bumps so we put camera bumps on your camera bumps so you can camera bump while you camera bump" I wouldn't say they're an exact copy...
CGMthrowaway 1mo ago
>Crocodiles haven't changed much in 200 million years. Maybe it's possible that a form factor is largely correct Then why is Apple releasing a folding phone now?
- ceejayoz 1mo ago
  > Then why is Apple releasing a folding phone now? We'll see. I remember when the Apple Car was imminent, and it wouldn't be the first bullshit rumor in the Mac world. Hell, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirPower_(Apple) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AirPower_(Apple) was officially announced.