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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Yes, he made a mistake, it's not HackerNews fault, it's every single mainstream media outlet out there. You'll see things like "flagging iPhone sales", "failing iPhone sales", "post-iPhone era",
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
AHAH, I'm rich now, I bought shares this Monday (lot's of them, for what money I had), because I know no matter what happens (Apple hit on point their revised estimate of $84B), their stock was completely under-appreciated. I&#x27
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
> I know someone who 3D-printed a phone case with a consumer printer he got for Christmas, and it fell apart within a few days. Then that's his fault, because millions of people made durable flexible material things with their consu
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Didn't knew, thanks.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
For glass, it's different, but if it's glass, you can always cut from a bigger glass. For cases, 3D print one, for comfortably less than 200€ you can get a Open-Source Hardware Certified Ender 3, and that's with DHL shipping
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
This article is so one-sided it hurts.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
If you think your country commits such acts of war crimes, then you should flee your country today. If you are not building the missiles, you are paying taxes that go to buy those missiles to blow up school buses. As an Electrical Engineer,
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
> the declining quality, sloppier design, increased prices on already highly priced products, multiple conflicting product lines None of which are Apple's problems.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Reassigned. Of course it's Apple, so they are going to make it as much fake as they can without getting sued.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
That's just bull, it's on Arizona, on a closed circuit test track. > And starting very soon, the company plans to invite regular people for rides in these fully self-driving vehicles. What happened since 2017?
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
No, they didn't. Nowhere in that POS "article" the author justifies the title.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Wow! You really believe that a crumb can break a MBP keyboard? God have mercy on your soul. Really, is that the best that Apple competitors can do!? You are all ridiculous, there are MILLIONS of MBPs out there, must all those millions live
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Of course it is "tinier", because the PC market (and Macs are PCs) is much smaller than the phone market. And has been shrinking since 2010... must be a coincidence as Apple introduced the iPad that year...
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Yes, because Apple doesn't completely dominate the market of computers above $1000 or nothing... It's just stupid people like us that buy their computers... Stupid people like engineers at actual first tier tech corporations. Firs
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Ohhh, that hate... Apple is the most reliable computer manufacturer of all, according to ConsumerReports actual statistics. Now according to BS fake news that is paid by Apple competition, yes, there are lots of problems with Apple computer
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
As usual. The truth is that Apple hasn't promised anything and delivered nothing. Google on the other side, has promised everything and delivered nothing. And they promissed it "in five years" in 2012...
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
> you're better off with a PHEV or a conventional car Wait... are you saying the future is not here yet? ;-)
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
And that person is 100% right. Those companies do not provide the data as a downloadable file because if they do, makes incredibly easy to jump services (for those who aren't familiar, it's impossible to download a list with our l
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Won't take much time, since Safari betas already have it.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Looks like you want a MacBook Pro. It's not Apple's fault Intel/AMD has been producing pile of trash CPU's for years.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
And all the examples you cited are NOT Apple technoratti. In fact, those three (Marques, Dave2D and The Verge) are profoundly anti-Apple. Just because they show them using MacBooks and iMacs in the background, doesn't mean anything
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
It's not on my phone, it's vapor ware, it doesn't work.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
But your company will need to pay more in R&D to develop the cores. Most companies license ARM cores, not the ISA.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
FUSE is not standard in desktops. And you can't get custom UI.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
> Yet... with many of the Apple technorati asking for one and saying it's a necessary next step. No, what I see, is people that are always coming with excuses to not buy an iPad. "Because it can only run one application at once
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Is it a touchpad? No.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
There's no touchpad, and the iPad is still very different from the Mac in ways that are more significant than your list of details. For example, yes, there's a finder, but the places where you put files are 100% abstract, can be a
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
You can't really compare hardware with software. It's just a question of opportunity for change. RISC-V while take on when there's a reason to not use ARM and if it's better than the competition (eg: MIPS).
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
Considering it's going to be open source, it would be strange to be proprietary.
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by bunnycorn 8y ago
I have a gray background (so I can't see refelections in the black) and the current line is a dark green.

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