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May be an overkill but is anyone using it for coding? How is the experience so far?

The wheel looks good, remind me of a F1 one! Loved the dials on it! It's proper cockpit, gave me launch control vibes. The integration between physical and digital looks smooth.

The paddle shifts got me intrigued, how it's working under the hood?

Cool! I like the knobs!

Where are you getting your parts (PCB, etc) and/or keyboards assembled?

Can confirm. Instagram is also down here.

Maybe I’m missing something but last time I checked there was no ergonomic keyboard cheaper than 300 USD. Is that really the case? Do they become (super) less expensive when DIY?

This! I was thinking about this recently. How the politicians have failed to implement such simple policies?

It certainly feels that way! Also, imagine if they keep pushing it like the A series.

Exciting times. Maybe AMD will lose its crown to Apple next week?

Going to check it, thanks for the recommendation!

Right, to be clear I wasn’t discrediting other accomplishments but it could really become “mainstream” now. Don’t you think?

Agree with you on some points, I’m really excited to see what’s next. I’m also betting on a new, and faster, MacBook maybe with a discounted price to incentive the migration?

About the virtualization, they will probably make it more efficient, resource wise? Some cloud providers are also offering ARM so...

Anxious to check the GPU performance too!

To add: Control Center on macOS and some other UI improvements hints for Mac w/ touchscreen?

Could we finally see a true BYOD, like Dex or using the improvements in Handoff?

Are we witnessing history being made?

Apparently the A12 SoC is running those apps effortlessly.

I would love to have a cheap and ultra small laptop to carry with me while I’m on call but I need to go to the supermarket for eg. Wondering why they didn’t try a lightweight distro w/ Xfce.

That’s really sad! Oakley was one of the companies that I respected. They had (have?) great products.

I probably watched all those videos, you could see the amount of work dedicated to each item.

I don’t believe any sunglasses company will ever put the same effort in R&D like them.

Seems to me that since the acquisition they started to use cheaper materials. Maybe I’am right?