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that 3rd pic could be a black metal album cover

100% this. I got MLB.tv free via T-mobile. It's not even worth the effort to figure out how to VPN out my AppleTV. I've watched 1 Mariners game this year, and it was because it was on Apple's Friday Night series.

Whaddya know, make it easy to consume content, and people consume it.

And I'm sure if they posted it anyway, those owners would be findable or reanimated pretty quick :)

bit weird. I think some people hate short form writing, like my "btw" could've come across bad to them. Like redditors and raging against emoji

Yea, I getcha. I wonder how much repair-ability limited the design. Chunkier components is probably much easier for the common person to repair. I wouldn't want to open up my iPhone or Switch as an example, but feel like I'd be super comfortable taking apart the Deck.

what's wrong with the design? That link looks sketchy, btw.

guessing it's a "you get what you pay for" situation -- outsourcing or interns.

Can you link the book? I guess I ran out of "free" new yorker articles

Mazda tried and failed, and decided to release it anyway -- see the MX-30 EV. 100 mile estimated range for $34k.

as an alternative to Tesla, I recommend a Polestar 2. Somewhere between a 3 and a Y. Way better build quality (it's basically a Volvo, after all).

hey, this just screams "written by ChatGPT." True or no?

To play devil's advocate, I frequently see people throw software and automation at problems that could've been solved with a system/design change. "We make 20 of these widgets a day, they take too long to make, let's automate it!" Unfortunately the first questions aren't always "why do we make these widgets?" or "do we have to?"

Lots of out of touch leadership types automate away system design flaws IME. Rather than automating for speed or consistency.

really?

based on headlines, it looks like they've been working all weekend