The Year: 2092
The Problem: Timezones are annoying
The Solution: Space mirrors! A series of mirrors in space would rotate to keep the entire planet under a single time zone. A perfect global time system is born!
Sounds like a great idea! With the best of intentions. What could possibly go wrong?
I like being able to rotate 90° one of my screen because sometimes it’s just the best way to work.
PL setups are the best.
I never understood why people care so much for wireless charging. It’s less efficient, therefore you heat your device more which shortens the longevity of the battery, you charge slower, and if you move the device slightly, it won’t charge, therefore it’s less reliable (unless there is a magnet array like apple). Sure, it’s useful in a pinch, but is it really a make or break feature?
I only used it to follow some artists I like, that’s it.
I stopped using it when squacker stopped working, though I don’t think I’m in that statistic because I never had a twitter account.
I was under the impression cops prefer people not carry a phone with them so they can’t document cop crimes…
So this is the new Lenovo Yoga line… Nice.
This is real. The magic mouse cannot be used while charging, Apple designed it this way because it gives the mouse a sleek appearance and Jony Ive (Apple’s former chief design officer) loves form over function. He is responsible for many of the most idiotic design decisions in modern apple history like the butterfly keyboard, touchbar on MacBook Pro, the choice to make the devices so thin that they thermal throttle like crazy, the MacBook with only a single USB-C port and no other ports. I think he is also partly responsible for getting rid of the headphone jack, but I could be wrong. You can actually see once he was no longer at the company, the MacBook Pro series became thicker and had better cooling, as well as a normal keyboard (though they still have other controversial design decisions).
Apple, Think DiFfEreNt…
The hole is for you to fill the cup, because filling from the top makes too much sense.
That was a nod to Great Moments in Unintended Consequences. (Example)