Have you taken the NixOS pill yet, anon?

What plush do you hug when you are using your computer?

Would you implant a brain chip if it enabled constant monitoring of your bodily functions to prevent any sensations of illness?

>code uses third-party dependency
>dependency is closed source
>dependency is open source but consists of 10 million lines of obfuscated code
>dependency is not public domain

fastman

Which way?

>I don't respect games built on this engine
>I don't respect "devs" that build games on this engine
>every game built on this engine is generic slop and looks the same
>this game engine requires no skill to use

https://drewdevault.com/2023/06/29/Burnout-2.html

I bought a Thinkpad E16 to test out with the highest res screen they have 2560x1600, and it looks like shit compared to the Macbook Air 15's screen. Why do most manufacturers have absolutely shit screens other than Apple and Dell (if you upgrade to nice OLED configs)? It's literally the most important part of a laptop. It makes me nauseous that you guys are still buying shitpads from 10 years ago with 200 nit 1366x768 screens because of le expandable storage and RAM.

This mouse was so bad I can't help but believe that the next one will be legit good out of sheer Apple butthurt.

I hope Apple hasn't gone completely Reddit yet and, in the spirit of Jobs, continue to force people to charge the mouse via the underside in order to prevent neckbeards from using it in an ugly way (corded). A charge lasts for literally months. It's a non-issue and brings us one step closer to cordless utopia.

Gay shit aside, the biggest issue with the mouse is the ergonomics. It's objectively bad. The edges are sharp and the bulge is not bulging enough. It's simply too rough to work with and your hand might even start to hurt after a while. Here I would like to see Apple make one casual mouse (basically what we have now) and one "Pro" version that's at least as good as the top tier gaming and productivity mice on the market.