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721.
by seec 2y ago
Well, I understood what you meant, but you are wrong in either your views or your language. Here are the firsts 2 definition of the word neat: - free from dirt and disorder: habitually clean and orderly - marked by skill or ingenuity And mo
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by seec 2y ago
Well yeah, the problem with modern justice is that it doesn't really work. It's a tool for use by the powerful, besides that for common people there is no real justice. I once got a lot of stuff stolen from me; long story but I co
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by seec 2y ago
It's insane the amount of bullshit people will pille up to defend a man who, even if he was innocent on this case, was clearly a criminal with antecedents and no sign of working on a better life. Even if he was innocent in this particu
724.
by seec 2y ago
So, it's better to potentially completely ruin the life of an innocent instead of killing him. From a humanity standpoint the first option is much more barbaric. Besides, what is the chance an innocent gets out if he was convicted in
725.
by seec 2y ago
I believe that people against it are either incredibly annoying idealists (who fail to understand that perfect is the enemy of good) or full-on barbarian who rejoices at the idea of wasting someone's life in a much worse way than just
726.
by seec 2y ago
I am on that path as well, considering how filthy rich they are, the greed is not just unreasonable it's a complete fuck you to the customer. If it was just on the phone I wouldn't care as much (can get away with buying less often
727.
by seec 2y ago
As someone who had to work on the inside of almost every iPhone model ever made, I can tell you first hand that it is mostly about looks. Because it seems neat but there were a whole lot of decisions that made actually working on it really
728.
by seec 2y ago
It's only that fast is the thumbnails are not too slow, the data is all there on device, the phone isn't RAM starved, and you largely have the latest iteration of iPhone for the current software, with the most powerful chip availa
729.
by seec 2y ago
To be honest, the way they are damaging their brand/products/OS just to make a bit more money is enough to be pessimistic about Apple. But it's very true that the state of the language can be felt in their native apps, that t
730.
by seec 2y ago
I have not looked very hard but I don't think this app fixes the fundamental issues: which is the removal of proper sub-pixel antialiasing for anything that isn't considered a retina class display by their standard. This sort of a
731.
by seec 2y ago
> inscrutable buttons labeled with nothing but a squiggle Something you learn to really like on Windows is how well "described" most of the UI is on hover. In macOS even for seasoned users there are always some things you are
732.
by seec 2y ago
Great way to tell you have low standard and can't detect latency. The same thing has been said about the iPad Mirroring, expect it's effectively unusable for anyone half serious if you don't use the wired mode. For a quick te
733.
by seec 2y ago
Well, it's basically VNC over Wifi with a custom layer for touch events and other special iOS cases, so yeah. VNC over wifi is worse than RDP'ing a server across a country if you have good wired fiber connection. But I guess in a
734.
by seec 2y ago
Yep, I hope they work on something like that. Maybe we could get a chance for another competitive OS in the EU. Sometimes I wish they tax the hell out of those US behemoth in a way that would open space for EU companies to become competitiv
735.
by seec 2y ago
Considering the pricing in the EU it was already hard to consider the effort to value worthwhile but now we are officially getting a substandard product. Before there were many stuffs like Apple News never making it but at least there was s
736.
by seec 2y ago
> And, being forced to open up Screen Mirroring would reduce its value as a moat, since someone would presumably be able to build an Android client quickly and with no reverse engineering work. Which is everything wrong about current App
737.
by seec 2y ago
Well yeah but you need someone that has some understanding of what he is actually selling to come to that realization, not the greedy bitch that is Tim Cook. I think the mistake already happened, you can see fewer and fewer macOS only softw
738.
by seec 2y ago
I would also add that since Apple chose to lock their software and support of various file format/data storage to their own hardware solely; they have a responsibility toward their longtime customer to provide a good long-term experien
739.
by seec 2y ago
Yeah, this way you get to have a 5 years old smartphone in pristine condition that is worth less than 30% of its initial value. All that for the low price of being constantly annoyed by the bulkiness and unwieldiness of a case that will cos
740.
by seec 2y ago
It's not really a monopoly (at least if we have to listen to them) and it wasn't handed to them, it was built on top of Steve Jobs' strong intuition and radical product choices for building an extremely appealing device at a
741.
by seec 2y ago
Yet when you do the training to work in it, they insist for quite a while that they make more money per square foot than diamond merchant. Don't kid yourself, it's not because you can visit for free that the whole thing isn't
742.
by seec 2y ago
Yeah, I think the hardware has improved so much that now the more complexe software can now be much more useful. This is what Apple has missed in my opinion; the iPhone is no longer a no-nonsense, simple as it gets, with a strict selection
743.
by seec 2y ago
Yeah, my experience is very similar. Unlike the other replier I don't think there was much gained with FaceID in the end, especially with that stupid notch would made their remove useful information. Also considering the added cost and
744.
by seec 2y ago
Yep, Apple has made a lot of marketing around the concept of updates and all that jazz but the reality is that the primary beneficiary are them. Even when you are potentially interested by features update there is always a weighting to be m
745.
by seec 2y ago
Driver issues on Windows only happen very early in the hardware cycle. If you buy cutting edge hardware and try to install a regular/old version of Windows it might not work automagically. But it's really no big deal, not only ca
746.
by seec 2y ago
And it seems like they don't have a whole lot to fix to be back on top or at least extremely competitive. They know how to run foundries, they just need to catch up on the tech side, it's going to take a bit of time and cash but i
747.
by seec 2y ago
I believe that any successful company is like that. There are always people that have a vested interest in pretending otherwise but that's just to avoid other people succeeding or to present a good front. As far as I'm concerned t
748.
by seec 2y ago
And it's probably going to get much worse unless Apple radically change their pricing behavior. It has become very hard for most enthusiasts to justify the price of an high-end Mac...
749.
by seec 2y ago
You are getting downvoted, which is sad but also a testament of how delusional the fanboys actually are. Not that I don't think doesn't have its uses cases/upsides. The reality is that even without talking about the UI and va
750.
by seec 2y ago
Yeah I laughed my ass off reading that. Something as basic as assembling a modern carbon bike can have you make a hundreds dollars mistake but there will always be smartass like those who always know better than the people who actually engi

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