I can only imagine how hard a long distance relationship is. All I can say is the time when you get to see each other is much closer than it was before.
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Went through that in the 1980s. Hard enough without the pandemic. INS was a lot harder to deal with back then. It was a small funnel.
Tell me about it....I haven't seen my wife for nearly 10 months, and I've only just got permission to leave the country to go to her, after providing a ton of paperwork and evidence of my "justifiable need to live with my partner". And no, I don't live in North Korea...but feels like it.
Really? So if Apple had instead priced these cards at $2,799, and $4,999, and $5,999, you might have thought, “These must be exactly the right prices for these products”?
When I see a something priced at, say, $5,999, I have an entirely different reaction: irritation that a company thinks its customers are so stupid as to think, “What a relief! I thought I was going to have to pay six grand for this, but it turns out I can get it for only $5,999! What a bargain!”
(Of course, nowadays companies often have to price their products that way just to avoid them being sorted into a higher bracket online. “Hey Siri, show me all graphics cards priced under six thousand dollars.” But the sad fact is that companies were pricing products that way even before the days of online searches. “Buy your gasoline here for only $4.0999 a gallon!”)
I am not talking about 2,999 or similar, think those are stupid, I think more like $2,634 or $4,963, like the cost to *produce a product plus the (lets say) 30% profit, example, a product costs $134.95 to make, sell it for (+30%) $175.43
*Produce= all cost involved like R&D, overhead, building, personnel and so on.
I feel your pain, hopefully the wait is over.
That's the funniest thing I've read in a while.
Reality is you'll be getting 2 USB type C ports on one side and 2 USB type C ports on the other.
I suspect you are solidly in the minority on this opinion.
I have both the M1 MB Air and the 16 inch MB Pro. I tried to use/like the touch bar and it just didn't take. The two things I want to do most often are adjust the screen brightness or audio volume. With the hard function keys this is trivial. With the touch bar I have make multiple taps/gestures to get the same thing done.
Keyboard shortcuts in apps substitute for any other functionality the touch bar provides and don't require me to look up and figure out where I need to touch to get something done.
The Touch Bar was a half baked attempt to avoid making Apple laptop screen touch capable. It failed miserably.
I'm kind of disappointed with the smaller screen after using a 15" Inspiron before,
I know how you feel. I would so like to order a MBA right now but I use a 15 daily and used to use a 13 and the extra spaces is nice. Indications point to an announcement for the MBPs in September. No idea when they will actually ship though. Hopefully this year.
Just brace yourself for a whopping price tag. If the specs & display are to be believed it could have a significant premium over the existing 16" Intel model.
They're saving the AMD and Intel taxes. The theory is that lower CPU/GPU costs will offset the higher new tech.
If they taking out the TouchBar should be cheaper..... in theory......
More likely they do an October event for the Macs and the usual September event for iPhone and the watch, but nobody knows for sure.