mattrighetti

> the coating on the existing MacBooks (but not the M1's) get damaged far too easily when in a bag

How so? I have an M2, carry it in a bag daily but my screen is still pristine

> In fact I try really hard not to touch it so that I don't get smudges on it.

Glad I'm not alone. Unfortunately every week I have to clean it from dust and also smudges that gets passed from the keyboard when you close the lid.

Am I the only one that has never ever felt the need to have a touch screen display on my Mac?

EDIT: I already can’t stand when people touch my display just to point at something, I definitely don’t want my own oily fingerprints smeared all over a screen I spend all day looking at.

Don’t forget the function name at the very beginning!

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The Chinese won't slow down.

> The thing is I don’t see you asking that same question to the other Americans in the comment section here making stupid claims, with clearly zero clue on how the EU actually functions.

Well it’s just because I bumped into that comment first, really.

While I agree on the fact that sometimes comments aimed to the EU are overblown and inaccurate it’s also true that lazy answers like “people don’t know what they’re talking about” are not proving anything wrong

> While there are reasons not to join, most commenters against it have no clue what they are talking about.

Are we supposed to believe you know something about it? Would be helpful to have a different perspective from people who know better or claim to.

I like the fact that the first commits were about the logo, important things first :D

> Americans shouldn’t have to compete against the whole world to get a job in the USA

Milton Friedman would have a couple of things to say about that