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David Gurney
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Exactly. People ARE stupid, wailing against bezels that are NEEDED because they’re TOUCHSCREEN devices.

The idiotic notch pales in comparison to the stupidity of a phone without a headphone jack.

OK, so now we’re back to this meaningless “125x”-type crap when talking about zooms?

Yay, that totally makes up for the idiotic “touch bar” taking a dozen keys away from Apple’s already gimped laptop keyboards! And for taking away the matte screen option, so we can all stare at our own reflection or the stuff behind us in an asinine glossy screen! So “pro!”

Better than what? Why not just use the trackpad?

Why the hell would you want a touchscreen? The point of using a computer instead of a tablet is speed and PRECISION. How are you going to use a computer UI with your finger, when the controls on the screen are way smaller than your fingertip? Not to mention that waving your arms around in front of you all day would be

So Apple continues its stated goal of becoming more service-oriented. Those services are largely media-oriented, with Apple Music being the flagship thus far.

LITERALLY?

Yes, because Yes isn’t pretty much the poster child of progressive rock.

I usually damage the ozone in my bedroom with a wee-hours Dutch oven.

Why would you use their shitty app? Facebook is a Web site. Use a browser.

WHY? Talk about spineless. I’m not going to install an endless parade of workarounds for OFFENSIVE sites.

Advertisers? It needs to block ALL noise-making, auto-playing shit.

Or if you know how to spell “you’re.”

Exactly. And it’ll all be glued together and all the products will be soldered in.

Cool story, bro.

Whatever that means.

Yeah, blame the victim. Heaven forbid you reject cognitive dissonance.

So much wrong here. Most of it has already been pointed out, but even the “should go back to film” idea is wrong. Typically, film is scanned into a logarithmic color space that looks flat, just like the output from a Red or Alexa (or any other camera shooting log).

“It’s like HDR photography”