ethanbezz

You should mention that in the README.

> I don't remember the last time I found anything useful on there.

Ditto. I'm sure it was useful during the early years of Apple when they were a much smaller company with a much smaller community of users, but those days are long gone.

Tom’s Diner by Suzanne Vega would've been a neat choice, as it was the track used to assess and refine the MP3 compression algorithm during it's development.

Before I bought my first MacBook years ago, I had a Windows laptop with a touchscreen, and the only useful aspect of it for me was pinch-to-zoom, and only because the touchpad pinch-to-zoom gesture felt so bad to use that I'd rather lift my arm up in the air and get fingerprints on my screen.

Once I got my MacBook - with it's phenomenal touchpad - this was no longer an issue, and over the years since, I have never, not once, wished it had a touchscreen.

All Apple needed to do was to introduce a MBP variant with an OLED screen, as an option for those willing to risk burn-in to gain perfect blacks, and that's it!

Perhaps they're just 'nifty demos' in the eyes of the US market, but in countries like Australia, where BYD is already the 2nd best selling car brand, they are very much not that.