but, like apple, they’ll have waited until the tech is mature, and do it in a way that doesn’t absolutely suck

lol different dude

samsungs version of airtags lol

man, i WISH.

by the time i caught up to him, he had gotten off the bike and was running. i just got back on the bike and rode it home

seattle haha, it’s a shitshow.

put an airtag in the seat of my motorcycle, and it got stolen a few months later, chased the guy around riding it for a while and got it back the same morning.

same thing with my car, but with a set of airpods that now have an airtag built in to them. cops got it back about an hour after it was stolen

what do you think?

it takes ~8 hours for a notification to appear if the thief has an iphone.

solved this by just having TWO airtags in my vehicles. i’ve recovered both my motorcycle and my jeep from theft with the help of airtags/airpods

iphones can’t detect samsung galaxy tags, but nobody seems to give a shit about that

people are still trying to get cucked on reddit? lmao

people fail to realize that apple doesn’t own the vast majority of these factories. third party assembly contractors often lie about working conditions, and apple generally has been pretty good about switching companies when issues have been discovered.

and i’m not talking about the issues mentioned in this article, that’s just how working in a high-yield factory generally is. i’m talking about slavery and child labor, or unsafe conditions

yeah, but not enough people would for it to make financial sense

it’s all the same, headlines about apple just generally get people more angry on reddit for some reason

sure, just like how the switch away from intel was just awful

it’s pretty much designed to not contribute at all to space junk. i don’t get this argument at all, the benefit of a system like starlink already is way outweighing the downsides for astronomy, given that we’ve already seen just about everything there is to see from earth

definitely no. the answer is no. you cannot add ram to the mac studio, it is on the same silicon as the CPU/GPU

well, that’s a helpful attitude guaranteed to drive change.

if these methods become way cheaper, companies will be forced to change to them, or new companies will pop up to use the opportunity, leaving them behind. capitalism absolutely breeds innovation. monopolies do not.

you’re correct on land being the most expensive part in most cases, but what urban area are you in where houses have half an acre of land?? i don’t think that’s considered urban

this headline is written like they’re generating electricity from the flipping of a light switch on and off repeatedly lmao

purple maps showed the same number as apple weather for me, so i ended up just using that

i think most of the apple crowd believes this