edwardbear

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They are doing the Nike mistake - they are targeting users that have already purchased a Mac. Data-driven decisions are great, but this would just result in alienating people who are not already customers, or chase people out who are unhappy with this decision, so their next purchase will not be a Mac.

I… uh… I know it’s going to be an unpopular opinion, but it makes sense. It’s not intended for daily usage - macs wake up on a keyboard or cursor movement. Sitting on the back increases the chance of accidental presses when you are trying to plug something in.

You have a very few specific incidents where you would need to press the power button. 80% of their user base will not use the power button after the first initial press.

I actually read somewhere that this is exactly the case they are making. It’s anti-consumer friendly or some dimwitted bulshit like that

I use a yoga mat as silly as it sounds. I place it under my feet. When things drop on the yoga mat, which is neon green colored, three things:

1. Yoga mats have no bounce in them.
2. Tiny ridges on it prevent screws from rolling around into oblivion.
3. High contrast with the screw - I instantly see the screw.

Same boat with you. I like tinkering and fixing my own stuff. I love a free weekend where I can spend some time replacing something on the car. Being locked out of my own car and forced to pay someone to do it for me seems ludicrous.

I would personally scrape the gunk as much as possible, remove the contact pads and resolder new ones.

Thanks. Trying to keep it positive here, but every day my world is getting smaller and smaller. I might have to stop reading news altogether.

I’m at my wits end, maybe I need a source of good news. Nothing I see recently makes me at ease. The world is going to hell, wars tearing countries, ethnicities, cultures down. Greed is the only thing that makes anyone do anything. Am I getting too old? Am I getting too sceptical?

As a fan of the first movie, I was excited to watch the second part. My main problem is in the last 15 minutes. The ending is uniquely tied to the first movie, and if you haven’t watched it LITERALLY right before, you will not understand it. The ending seems broken, as the story ends with a dialogue that is so tied to the first movie, that taken out of context seems like something rushed and with very little thought put in it.

Worth the watch? I think so. But make sure you watch them both.