they do have SDXC card readers:
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
oh really?
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
They already come with what you ask, minus usb-a and honestly fuck usb-a
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
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They didn’t though
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
We get it, you don’t understand how usb bus works
um the headphone jack went nowhere, what are you talking about???
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
jesus christ, they literally were
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
If you look at OP’s picture, you’ll notice:
magsafe power, ethernet, display, firewire, 2x usb, mic and headphone ports
but yeah totally a loss of fn
Oh really?
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
If you look at OP’s picture, you’ll notice:
magsafe power, ethernet, display, firewire, 2x usb, mic and headphone ports
Yeah they went ahead and purchased it anyway because no functionality was lost.
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
If you look at OP’s picture, you’ll notice:
magsafe power, ethernet, display, firewire, 2x usb, mic and headphone ports
Keep crying about literally nothing I guess.
This post is actually so stupid, they didn’t take shit from us, it’s still right there.
Nobody uses a firewire cable anymore, USB-A/B is very outdated. On my work macbook with is a M1 Macbook Pro, I have a card reader, a usb-c and an hdmi port on one side, and a headphone jack, 2 usb-c ports and magsafe power ports.
Even if there wasn’t, and it was just all usb-c, you can accomplish all of the same things ports. The old macbooks only had these ports on one side and the other had like one firewire or something.
USB-C can be used to deliver audio, video, ethernet connection, etc. You didn’t lose any functionality. Worst case scenario you’d need a hub for the card readers or a usb to usb-c adapter, or ethernet to usb-c.
My work provided me with a usb hub that includes usb-a/b slots, hdmi, ethernet and power, which takes a single usb-c port. They’re cheap and work just fine if you really need more than 4-5 ports.
Don’t take it from me though!
2024 16" macbook pro: https://support.apple.com/en-ca/121554
side-loading in iOS has been possible for some time now
Absolutely, in addition to this, you can sideload apps as well without issue. I do it all the time
and iOS supports sideloading, don’t twist reality. The elitism is dripping from every word of your comment. It’d be alright if your comments were based in reality but they aren’t :/
is it a fair comparison to draw when someone only knows how to use a VPN if it’s in the App Store
This whole thread is absurd, sideloading is possible on iOS, end of story. As per the original OP, their comment is 100% about sideloading
My message is clearly talking about side loading. Don’t twist my words.
This is why you don’t buy into closed-garden ecosystems like this.
You can absolutely set up a VPN without any app, thus your argument of how this is a reason why the walled-garden concept is flawed. iOS also has side-loading btw :)
There’s really only one choice if you care about freedom.
There really isn’t just one choice if you care about freedom, it’s ironic you think a singular choice is the way forward anyway when talking about freedom. Really interesting how you shape this narrative based on zero facts.
Lastly, I think it’s very funny that you think Google is someone you can trust to give you freedom
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GUI users = low skill ✅
Majority GUI a weak subset and of little use ✅
Elitism ✅
Of course, this is all couched in “use what you like”, and top it off with a general sentiment of how this post is all but useless.
If someone has to ask you for your git fu help the problem isn’t GUI use it’s the incompetence and/or inability to solve it yourself. Implying a strong correlation of the two is where I take issue.
My personal experience? A built in GUI saves you so much time like the one in JetBrains IntelliJ, if I need something more use case oriented that is more than the core fn (intelliJ’s does not simply include fetch/push/pull, but much more including everything in the graphic) then I click terminal tab and do what I need. Similarly the git tree provides an immediate view and context of the branches, changes, tags etc.
It’s almost like filtering people into GUI and CLI boxes doesn’t really work.
cool logical fallacy you allow to rule your life