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access isnt it, internet and 'unboxing' has taken the mystery out of it all, i saw the vision pro IRL the other day in a shop and didnt even feel like playing with it
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Wow you have the same enthusiasm for new tech as the wife.
Just in case it is you darling, I did try flushing twice.
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Pretty much, I just want them to not slow my working down or cause me problems. Was over the moon to gain half a day back over a weeks worth of retouching just by opening/save times when going from spinning disk to ssd.
The heft increase from 15 to 16 inch MBP was a bit of a shock though, can’t swap to a 15 air but that may happen in the future if they gain a port or 2.
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Anyway, as I was saying. Anyone else feel that way? I used to fetishise tech and was a total Apple fanboy in the 90s and 00s, I don't really care now, it's just a tool. That's way more healthy, obvs.
I felt the same way about buying a new phone a few months back. It's identical to the last one just faster, it runs all the same applications, the data got moved across, same wallpaper, etc, same phone essentially. Upgrading doesn't feel like an event anymore.