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Shaggar posted:the lightning connector is very bad and very poorly designed As you can see from the picture the connector is intact and is well designed, however the housing for the connector appears too thin and damaged due to bad design.
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Displeased Moo Cow posted:Apple doesn't want to open an Apple Store in NZ [tax, you see] so returning a cable to the Apple Store means a flight to Sydney. what would be the tax implications of opening a store?
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Shaggar posted:the lightning connector is very bad and very poorly designed actually it's really good. so good that Apple basically gave the design to USBIF to copy because USB connectors were so bad.
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The Management posted:actually it's really good. so good that Apple basically gave the design to USBIF to copy because USB connectors were so bad. reminder: this was the USB 3.0 cable for phones: 
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computer parts posted:reminder: this was the USB 3.0 crable for phones:
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computer parts posted:reminder: this was the USB 3.0 cable for phones:
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The Management posted:what would be the tax implications of opening a store? there is a possibility that they would have to pay some more tax.
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reminder: there is literally no reason for current phones to have USB 3.0 and yet Androids did it anyway
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Displeased Moo Cow posted:there is a possibility that they would have to pay some more tax. how so?
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this cant be right can it
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Linguica posted:this cant be right can it any time you think this, just remember, you can buy an optional accessory that will allow you to do what the device should have done out of the box. thanks timb.
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computer parts posted:reminder: this was the USB 3.0 cable for phones: i loving hate hate hate this cable
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see, timb realized there were no new worlds for apple to conquer, with steve dead their vision, taste, and innovative spirit were dead too. so he rightly turned to their final frontier for growth, hobbling existing products to drive high-margin accessory sales.
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time capsule restore can be done over wifi, what's the problem?
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computer parts posted:reminder: this was the USB 3.0 cable for phones: triggered as gently caress right now
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Linguica posted:this cant be right can it it's not
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Heather's right. It's impossible to use the time capsule restore function on the macbook. It tells you to buy a Apple EtherPower dongle? It will automatically bill you and ship it. Tim has done it again. 
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if you ask me the macbook has too many ports
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computer parts posted:reminder: this was the USB 3.0 cable for phones: the best part was it didn't work unless you were on some weird knockoff os and went into some hidden settings screen to enable it at the cost of it breaking the cell modem 
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Cocoa Crispies posted:the best part was it didn't work unless you were on some weird knockoff os and went into some hidden settings screen to enable it at the cost of it breaking the cell modem lmao, lets punt our RF issues directly into the loving face of the user
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i haven't been keeping up w/usb standards, what the gently caress is this microsoft-level horseshithttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USB#USB_3.1 posted:In 2015, USB 3.1 was renamed USB 3.1 Gen2 to differentiate it from USB 3.1 Gen1 (5Gbps, formerly USB 3.0). It initiated a new naming scheme where the data speed is referred to by Generation number.
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:i haven't been keeping up w/usb standards, what the gently caress is this microsoft-level horseshit they've been doing it since the high-speed/full-speed bullshit
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Wheany posted:they've been doing it since the high-speed/full-speed bullshit that was def stupid but now you have to say "usb 3.1 rev2", hardware standards that get updated maybe twice a decade isn't supposed to need 3 levels of numeric specification
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poty posted:lol if you dont just bring your broken cables to the apple store and get new ones free on your weekly visits what apple store 
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echinopsis posted:what apple store what first world country doesn't have multiple apple stores in 30 miles
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infernal machines posted:any time you think this, just remember, you can buy an optional accessory that will allow you to do what the device should have done out of the box. it shouldn't have done it out of the box because that's not what it's designed for
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however if you're dumb enough to want such a thing Apple will provide for an idiot surcharge
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neonbregna posted:what first world country doesn't have multiple apple stores in 30 miles there aren't any. but some of these folks live in new zealand
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Dixie Cretin Seaman posted:i haven't been keeping up w/usb standards, what the gently caress is this microsoft-level horseshit consortium led by Intel is very bad at naming things
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They could've made it to Pentium 5, but didn't have the moral fortitude.
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Cocoa Crispies posted:the best part was it didn't work unless you were on some weird knockoff os and went into some hidden settings screen to enable it at the cost of it breaking the cell modem lol. amateurish af
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neonbregna posted:what first world country doesn't have multiple apple stores in 30 miles
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I wonder how "distance from Apple Store" compares to "accuracy of Apple Maps".
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uk has a loving ton of Apple stores and apple maps works really well over here so there you go
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markets Apple cares about in order of importance: 1) China 2) North America and English speaking white people 3) I don't know Western Europe I guess
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kalstrams posted:most of western and northern europe, surprisingly enough he said first world
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pseudorandom name posted:I wonder how "distance from Apple Store" compares to "accuracy of Apple Maps". im 2 miles from one and they still don't have my street on the map yet, or any of the other nearby streets. i've reported it missing in apple maps multiple times. these are small side streets that are part of an apartment complex, but it means Maps can't direct people to my home. google and even openstreetmaps have the streets just fine. it's really inexcusable >2 years after launch
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The Management posted:3) I don't know Western Europe I guess
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Pooper Hero posted:phones that bend and cables that don't
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