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Re:iFixit tools in Apple's lab by devy on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @12:59AM (#25055902)
Yeah, I am always curious to know if those meticulously designed workplace background was the real hardware lab or a TV studio. It makes more sense to be a studio for shooting videos.
Re:iFixit tools in Apple's lab by adrianb on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @02:14AM (#25056186)
No way it was a real lab. Too much risk to reveal something just from the tools or devices present. The viewers would analyze every pixel visible and it’s too much effort to clean up a real lab of what secrets it could reveal and a lot easier to build a real-looking lab out of things you can safely display.

Not sure if such a lab would be even open to all employees at Apple from what I hear.

Re:iFixit tools in Apple's lab by jacobush on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @04:23AM (#25056865)
Everything at Apple is need-to-know and compartmentalized.
Re:iFixit tools in Apple's lab by megous on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @09:51AM (#25058824)
Case in point, try looking up Linus Torvalds' workspace video on youtube. :) There's quite a bunch of stuff in there, incl. home owner's association paperwork, addresses, etc.
Re:iFixit tools in Apple's lab by social_quotient on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @06:02AM (#25057351)
It’s just instagram dysmorphia is making its way in to everything.

Soon engineers will be staging their workstations and benches so they look like the Kardashian I mean Apple selfies.

Re:iFixit tools in Apple's lab by IndrekR on Wednesday November 11, 2020 @09:14AM (#25058542)
It would be a pain, literally, to work in such lab. No ergonomics. Just imagine doing a full working day with those stools, debugging circuits and all.