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by fwipsy 7y ago
Yes, I do that myself! Might still make you complicit (edit: People may be more likely to buy Apple hardware if there's a stronger used market for them) to some extent, but less so, I guess.
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by fwipsy 7y ago
Agreed in general, but just because free trade is mostly win-win doesn't mean we shouldn't try to improve on it through regulations and such.
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by fwipsy 7y ago
It's not unreasonable for society to expect both children and adults to work some of the time. It is unreasonable for both children and adults to be separated from their loved ones and to be denied personal freedom to move and pursue t
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by fwipsy 7y ago
Maybe just don't buy any new hardware until/unless Apple addresses this. I expect that most of the forced labor goes towards hardware production, and I don't think that continuing to use Apple software makes you (any more) co
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by fwipsy 7y ago
Needs an option for total USB ports (including USB3 + USB2). Say someone has 3 hard drives, a keyboard and a mouse. Probably they would want at least 3 USB3 ports for the hard drives and at least 5 total, but would be just as happy with 5 U
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by fwipsy 7y ago
Brydge makes keyboards with clamps and a rigid hinge. I've not used one but it seems like a neat concept. Also Surface Go model is not out yet.
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by fwipsy 7y ago
Actually, the convention is really simple, when they follow it. It goes [model line] [Screen size] [Intel CPU generation] [0 for intel, 5 for AMD CPU of same vintage] + Yoga if flippy Model lines: X is premium business, T is mainstream busi