Rakehellion
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- Jan 15, 2013
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What I meant was simply that someone doing hardware 'engineering' for them must be the most boring person on Earth.
'What if we make it look exactly like all the competition, with all the same internal components...but it's white?!'
'BRILLIANT!'
These and the Hitler videos are great since most Americans are so dumb they can't speak more than 1 language.
You have been going off crazier than normal recently. Everything ok?
I'm not a huge apple fan, but their product designs are innovative and pretty much everyone copies them. It's basically what made them relevant again. I mean, that's basically the jist of the larger lawsuit between apple and samsung was over (copying hardware designs), and apply won to the tune of $120MM.
This is why I refuse to support Apple by buying an iPhone.
Havn't done a single good thing since Steve Jobs, can't wait till these fuckers crash and burn. Hope somehow all of them go bankrupt particularly Tim Cook. What is Anand doing there anyway?
I really like this Indian dude's laugh. It really makes me smile and I don't know why. Plus, the Hindi...something about it. I can't get enough of how funny Indian language sounds when mixed with laughter.
I doubt MagSafe would work with a 2lb computer anyway.
The more I read and think about this thing, the more annoyed I get. It's less powerful than either a MBA or a MBP. It's got a worse FaceTime camera than either. By most hands on accounts the keyboard is a step backwards. It charges through the only port that it has for accessories and if you need more than than it's $80 more. No magsafe port which is one of the best technologies in recent laptop design. And all of that compromise for about $300 more than what a current MBA is going for.
But hey. Retina, yo! And a couple ounces less in weight.
People wanted a retina MBA. And we got this. Bleh. Vote with your wallet, it's the only way to make your point.
I definitely like this machine better than the Air, but I'd never buy either because I need more power.
And really, who still uses wires? Dropbox that shit.
No shit. If you are using a ton of USB ports regularly, you're doing it wrong.

im currently using 8 USB ports
none of them for a USB thumb drive![]()

Apple lost me with the iPod. I couldn't simply drag and drop songs into that thing using Windows. Told myself I was never buying an apple product again.
For what? I can't think of a use case where you'd need some crazy cpu on a laptop - exactly what kind of numbers are you crunching on a laptop ( anything like that is properly done with a cluster solution - AWS, hadoop etc).
Uhhh, excel, Access, R, SAS, Matlab, etc...
You don't need a supercomputer to do these but you do need something with ample amounts of ram and cpu speed.
For what? I can't think of a use case where you'd need some crazy cpu on a laptop - exactly what kind of numbers are you crunching on a laptop ( anything like that is properly done with a cluster solution - AWS, hadoop etc).
