NIR slowly blinds you. You can't feel it and it takes a decade or so to notice but it's really not good for your eyes. You're not supposed to leave optical mice upside down because of that.
engineers probably had charge on the front but trannies in marketing wanted on the bottom to be different
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Yeah it was a marketing decision to put the charger on the bottom. Apple wanted to force people to use it wireless for their brand image, not for anyone's convenience.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
kinda suprised they didn't offer a cheap front charging adaptor for $5000
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
tfw i have to tell my boss i need to take a break for an hour because my mouse needs to charge
it's better for my psychology
just charge the mouse when you're not on your computer. You do get up from your computer and touch grass, right?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>is not allowed to used wired tech
pathetic
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>Apple wanted to force people to use it wireless for their brand image
Then why the frick do they let you use the wireless keyboard plugged in?
>Thousands of patents
Heh. Of all the things here this is probably the most misleading/easy to misunderstand statement.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
is this the dude that made that shitty product that got destroyed by MKBHD?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
>destroyed by MKBHD
The only thing destroyed by that guy is your brain.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
did they retcon jony ive
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Imran Chaudhri was the dumb homosexual that told Steve Jobs that iPhone doesn't need a "back" button and one button at the bottom is already enough because it's confusing to users
The abysmal shitty quality of Humane AI pin really makes me wonder if they spent more time fricking each other than better project management.
It's basic logic. NIR carries a good amount of energy but your eye can't detect it, so your pupils don't constrict in response to NIR. Same thing as a solar eclipse, only slower.
>what is the intensity of said light >everyone must be gazing into it 24/7, from dead perpendicular angle because iToddlers or smth
you are the same kind of moron who says that bluetooth gives you cancer.
>mobile phones give you cancer!
Yeah, maybe in extreme cases its plausible.
Non-ionizing radiation can affect sodium channels, so its not tinfoil hat made up stuff.
Still need lots of close exposure and highest transmit powers to even consider it as a contributor irl. >two order lower magnitude transmit power bluetooth device gives you cancer!
no fricking way lol, even considering above its totally insignificant.
It gives you shit: even in regular chinkshit wired red led mouse there is mechanism to only switch high emission power on, which should be even more important while operating from battery.
Only ever could imagine it doing anything to your eye, if you were looking it real close with dilated puppils in a dark room for hours while flicking it constantly to switch on the high power mode.
lmao
if i were the boss
and saw an employee doing nothing but waiting for his mouse to recharge, watching it thoughtlessly
i think id throw his whole desk through the window
Dude we're all remote. I'd be playing factorio on my Linux machine with a logitech trackball I wouldn't be "thoughtless."
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
yeah, sometimes...
i will do hiring at some point in the mid to near future
and i can guarantee you i wont have people do remote if i dont evaluate them in situ for a while
and that depending what i do bc if all goes well i wanna mess around with robotics, and that means everyone is where the lab is at.
i can handle the code side, i need engineers and machinists. hard to do that remotely, init?
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
Cope. I just got hired for a new remote position without any of that.
2 weeks ago
Anonymous
yeah, well, you never know with today market
and im talking about things that ill prolly start doing in 6mo-1year anyways
(not sure abt the robotics doe its entirely dependent on how much budget ill have by then)
Artists tend to use Apple products. By crippling those artists with the Apple Magic Mouse you spare them of a life of suffering. I’ve heard that it isn’t easy working in the art world.
>charging a mouse >instead of swapping the battery in 10 secs >and that battery lasts for months and costs literally $2 >also making your mouse immune to becoming obsolete by a worn out proprietary battery
>>also making your mouse immune to becoming obsolete by a worn out proprietary battery
I unironically only buy shit which either can run on a cord alone or has commonly accessible (and user replaceable) batteries nowadays. Headphones, trimmers, flashlights, phones, anything wireless really. Maybe that's far more common around these parts than in my social circle though.
>still giving apple free publicity, 15 years later after its release
They were playing 4d marketing chess, and you are too much of a brainlet to realize it.
Why do regime apologia spouting golems always try to deflect shitty and moronic design with endless pilpul, gaslighting, and various psychological manipulation? >you just don't understand the genius, depth, and complexity of [product] >[something incoherent and americentric rambling about shallow conservative critique that spans for hours] >you just didn't get it >you're not the target demographic (anymore)
NIR slowly blinds you. You can't feel it and it takes a decade or so to notice but it's really not good for your eyes. You're not supposed to leave optical mice upside down because of that.
surely the engineers added a safety feature to disable the NIR when charging?...
>apple
>competent engineers
Uhmm, no?
oh no bros
engineers probably had charge on the front but trannies in marketing wanted on the bottom to be different
Yeah it was a marketing decision to put the charger on the bottom. Apple wanted to force people to use it wireless for their brand image, not for anyone's convenience.
kinda suprised they didn't offer a cheap front charging adaptor for $5000
just charge the mouse when you're not on your computer. You do get up from your computer and touch grass, right?
>is not allowed to used wired tech
pathetic
>Apple wanted to force people to use it wireless for their brand image
Then why the frick do they let you use the wireless keyboard plugged in?
t. engineering student
ummm, yes?
>Thousands of patents
Heh. Of all the things here this is probably the most misleading/easy to misunderstand statement.
is this the dude that made that shitty product that got destroyed by MKBHD?
>destroyed by MKBHD
The only thing destroyed by that guy is your brain.
did they retcon jony ive
Imran Chaudhri was the dumb homosexual that told Steve Jobs that iPhone doesn't need a "back" button and one button at the bottom is already enough because it's confusing to users
The abysmal shitty quality of Humane AI pin really makes me wonder if they spent more time fricking each other than better project management.
>NIR slowly blinds you.
Source?
why don't you become a source by exposing your eyes to NIR everyday?
come on, do it pussy
It's basic logic. NIR carries a good amount of energy but your eye can't detect it, so your pupils don't constrict in response to NIR. Same thing as a solar eclipse, only slower.
>what is the intensity of said light
>everyone must be gazing into it 24/7, from dead perpendicular angle because iToddlers or smth
you are the same kind of moron who says that bluetooth gives you cancer.
bluetooth does give you cancer
>mobile phones give you cancer!
Yeah, maybe in extreme cases its plausible.
Non-ionizing radiation can affect sodium channels, so its not tinfoil hat made up stuff.
Still need lots of close exposure and highest transmit powers to even consider it as a contributor irl.
>two order lower magnitude transmit power bluetooth device gives you cancer!
no fricking way lol, even considering above its totally insignificant.
It gives you cataracts more than cancer.
It gives you shit: even in regular chinkshit wired red led mouse there is mechanism to only switch high emission power on, which should be even more important while operating from battery.
Only ever could imagine it doing anything to your eye, if you were looking it real close with dilated puppils in a dark room for hours while flicking it constantly to switch on the high power mode.
*for a short time
kek nice
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>IQfy has discovered the Edge browser has funny TTS
Oh no
Are they intentionally marketing it to pedophiles?
What other obscure features does it have? (I don't normally use non-free software sorry.)
Edge is free
I'm pretty sure Anon meant free as in freedom, not free as in gratis
By that logic no software is free.
>By that logic no software is free.
If you're on windows perhaps
Apparently it gives you 12 hours of charge in 2 mins so just take a piss and it should be good for the rest of the day if it dies
kek
Frick apple
tfw i have to tell my boss i need to take a break for an hour because my mouse needs to charge
it's better for my psychology
>boss hands you a wired mouse
>"here anon use this while the other charges"
Sorry i only use apple products and my macbook has no ports anyway
lmao
if i were the boss
and saw an employee doing nothing but waiting for his mouse to recharge, watching it thoughtlessly
i think id throw his whole desk through the window
No you wouldn't.
i worked in construction for 10 years, and have the character that comes with that
ive thrown heavier or more expensive things through windows
Sounds like you have anger issues, you'll probably end up in jail for involuntary manslaughter.
Dude we're all remote. I'd be playing factorio on my Linux machine with a logitech trackball I wouldn't be "thoughtless."
yeah, sometimes...
i will do hiring at some point in the mid to near future
and i can guarantee you i wont have people do remote if i dont evaluate them in situ for a while
and that depending what i do bc if all goes well i wanna mess around with robotics, and that means everyone is where the lab is at.
i can handle the code side, i need engineers and machinists. hard to do that remotely, init?
Cope. I just got hired for a new remote position without any of that.
yeah, well, you never know with today market
and im talking about things that ill prolly start doing in 6mo-1year anyways
(not sure abt the robotics doe its entirely dependent on how much budget ill have by then)
How is this a problem? Just buy a second mouse and use that when the other one is charging.
Artists tend to use Apple products. By crippling those artists with the Apple Magic Mouse you spare them of a life of suffering. I’ve heard that it isn’t easy working in the art world.
Speaking from experience, Apple has moronic customers. You're the problem.
iTODDLERS TFO
bump
ITODDLERS BTF hey wait...
based grandpa
My Logitech mouse from 2008 is still in daily use.
>It takes Applel a decade to copy some shitty design from some cheap ass peripheral manufacturer
Meanwhile here's the perennial GOAT
This is moronic but honestly a non-issue. What's actually unforgivable is the ergonomics.
Wtf is this?
The mouse forces you to do the claw grip.
Using claw is like begging for carpal.
>charging a mouse
>instead of swapping the battery in 10 secs
>and that battery lasts for months and costs literally $2
>also making your mouse immune to becoming obsolete by a worn out proprietary battery
Lol, lmao even
The Magic Mouse (1st generation) used batteries. Apple even sold rechargeable batteries and a charger.
>Apple battery charger
Charpple?
>>also making your mouse immune to becoming obsolete by a worn out proprietary battery
I unironically only buy shit which either can run on a cord alone or has commonly accessible (and user replaceable) batteries nowadays. Headphones, trimmers, flashlights, phones, anything wireless really. Maybe that's far more common around these parts than in my social circle though.
i dont get this argument, what wireless mouse can you use while plugged in and charging?
>still giving apple free publicity, 15 years later after its release
They were playing 4d marketing chess, and you are too much of a brainlet to realize it.
Why do regime apologia spouting golems always try to deflect shitty and moronic design with endless pilpul, gaslighting, and various psychological manipulation?
>you just don't understand the genius, depth, and complexity of [product]
>[something incoherent and americentric rambling about shallow conservative critique that spans for hours]
>you just didn't get it
>you're not the target demographic (anymore)
>sohrab osati
They need to make a proper ergonomic mouse.