Re:The Life and Death of the Touch Bar: Revisiting the MacBo...
by tomxor on Sunday August 27, 2017 @09:42AM
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Thanks I did not know that, however... In spite of it's truth it is an extremely useful metaphor when trying to make a point about unnecessarily complex over-engineering to no actual benefit to the user. Do you have any alternatives which are not myths? (Sincere question)
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Re:The Life and Death of the Touch Bar: Revisiting the MacBo...
by Judgmentality on Sunday August 27, 2017 @01:17PM
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The vertical doors on Tesla SUVs. Doors are actually one of the most complicated parts of a car to manufacture and make reliable, and those doors are widely credited with why the shipments were late. In addition to people complaining about their reliability and their absurdly high cost, they provide no real benefit. Supposedly you can park in tighter spaces and get out, however the front doors still open like regular car doors. So assuming the driver also wants to get out, it's pretty fucking useless.