Sorry, cute and stylish design could potentially harm our brand identity. Best we can do is homogenized lowest-common-denominator design.
So you’re saying it’s the perfect game to get for playing while AFKing redwoods in old school runescape
For when internal components come unglued and start poking into the underside of the screen
I did the same thing with my parents, mostly because they’d just say “quarter after” but would never say any number. If you made a word cloud of everything I’ve ever said in my life, “after what” would be gigantic in the center with every other word tiny around the edges.
The practice still has one very important application:
“What time is it?”
“Half past a monkey’s ass, quarter to his balls”
Yes, because it perpetuates demand.
I guarantee you at least 75% of the histrionics are coming from astroturfing competitors.
N64 had native hardware AA
Sharknado isn’t fun. Being a bad movie on purpose is just cringeworthy. Bad movies are fun when they’re a serious (delusional) effort that failed miserably.
Not valid
The same way Verizon phones used to work: less well.
In doesn’t matter. Sophisticated models are open-source and have already been forked and archived beyond all conceivable hope of regulation. There’s no going back.
Because it relying entirely on the dominance of the iPhone isn’t really a post-Jobs action. It’s actually the exact opposite: relying entirely on something he captained in order to make sales.
They also removed the headphone jack from the phone, so it doesn’t really count. Airpods followed the Sony approach: telling your captive audience they will buy the thing or suffer.
Yeah but that’s just marketing bullshit, just like how in real life, (normal and attractive) people don’t pull out a Nintendo Switch and pass around joycons to play Mario Kart on the phablet-sized screen at trendy rooftop cocktail parties.
Yes.
I am aware that this would kill SaaS overnight, that’s an intended feature.
If they put a DVD drive in the Dreamcast there’s never a PlayStation 3