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hippymndy t1_j17blna wrote
Reply to comment by grindhousedecore in Apple’s self-service repairs expand to desktops like iMac, Mac Studio. by SUPRVLLAN
first macbook i added ram myself so when i needed a new one after 10 years i almost got a smaller one not realizing. so glad i went with more ram i would have been so mad.
Upper_Decision_5959 t1_j17axuv wrote
I wonder if they will ever support older devices like iPhone X's or iPads. These older devices needs parts like Batteries/Screens because their most likely to be degraded or broken as time passes out of warranty. I want to replace my iPad Pro display replaced since it's cracked and battery replaced, but god damn the price of a screen replacement at Apple costs as much as a new iPad.
Reddit-username_here t1_j17ah1y wrote
Reply to comment by marxcom in Apple’s self-service repairs expand to desktops like iMac, Mac Studio. by SUPRVLLAN
He's been lobbying Congress and all kinds of shit to get Apple to open up their parts supply line.
deddylars t1_j176ejr wrote
Reply to comment by marxcom in Apple’s self-service repairs expand to desktops like iMac, Mac Studio. by SUPRVLLAN
marxcom t1_j175vbl wrote
Reply to comment by Reddit-username_here in Apple’s self-service repairs expand to desktops like iMac, Mac Studio. by SUPRVLLAN
What did he do?
grindhousedecore t1_j172i22 wrote
Reply to comment by bleaucheaunx in Apple’s self-service repairs expand to desktops like iMac, Mac Studio. by SUPRVLLAN
Yea. I had a MacBook pro before they started soldering the ram. If it went out I went completely pc for work related stuff
4thought66 t1_j1713il wrote
Reply to comment by bleaucheaunx in Apple’s self-service repairs expand to desktops like iMac, Mac Studio. by SUPRVLLAN
Probably not, as it's soldered, but they'd probably be happy to sell you a new main board for $1200 and rent you the tool set to do it for another $250 shipped.
bleaucheaunx t1_j16y017 wrote
Does this mean I can finally add RAM to my Mac Studio?!
SoftwarePatient5050 t1_j16xgvr wrote
Cool, but also pretty dumb considering that they were the ones who made their hardware so damned difficult to work on to begin with.
Framed-Photo t1_j16vik4 wrote
Reply to comment by TheConboy22 in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
I'm not here to go back and fourth with a random guy on line about RSI, and there are certainly better resources out there then my paper. But any amount of googling on the subject would tell you what I'm telling you. You can't really keep straight wrists/arms with a full sized keyboard, and bending your wrists/arms out from being straight puts you at risk of RSI if you're doing it a lot.
TheConboy22 t1_j16raz9 wrote
Reply to comment by Framed-Photo in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
Want to supply me with your research papers? Would love to read over your findings and compare them with others.
Edit: Refused to provide anything to back his claim. Still interested in seeing what he was using as resources and how I could improve, but some people would prefer to not discuss what’s supposedly their specialty and just tell people they are wrong. Smh
Framed-Photo t1_j16qgal wrote
Reply to comment by TheConboy22 in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
I've written research papers on avoiding rsi in the workplace, so I'm basing my opinions on that. It doesn't really matter how long you've been gaming or anything, I've been at it a long time as well. If your wrists and arms aren't totally straight and are resting on your desk while you game, you're at risk of rsi. You can't have both your wrists and arms be straight, with a full sized keyboard. You're bending your wrists or your arms outwards to make room for your mouse, or one is off center, something. Full sized keyboards are big enough to where you have to do that no matter who you are.
So like I said, you might not be feeling anything wrong now but it can and does effect people into the future.
[deleted] t1_j16o474 wrote
They wanted to beat the European lawsuits to the punch. The countries included in this rollout are Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
P_ZERO_ t1_j16ekup wrote
Reply to comment by CygnusX-1-2112b in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
Someone’s angry, not very adult like
Reddit-username_here t1_j168amh wrote
Congrats Louis Rossmann! Wouldn't have happened without you!
Lucky-Carrot t1_j1661hd wrote
Reply to The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
the perfect gift for anyone with ADD.
CygnusX-1-2112b t1_j164389 wrote
Reply to comment by P_ZERO_ in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
Fucks sake dude, piss off.
Winjin t1_j15xmt2 wrote
Reply to comment by Enk1ndle in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
Yeah, same. I'm so tired of it that I genuinely considered just picking up soldering and replacing all that nonsense with white LEDs every time I find something I like that only offers "crazy rainbow".
55 million colors and none of them is white, my ass.
P_ZERO_ t1_j15r9hz wrote
Reply to comment by CygnusX-1-2112b in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
It’s not supposed to be an achievement, that was the whole point. It doesn’t take long and any “adult” can find time to clean up something in their home or not mess it up in the first place.
AkirIkasu t1_j15kfad wrote
Reply to comment by NewDad907 in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
Honestly that price seems way too low.
It's got custom made switches and caps, a relatively big expensive screen, and some sort of SoC that is capable of realtime 3D graphics.
In comparison, people building their own mechanical keyboards from scratch can spend upwards of $200 on parts and completed enthusiast brand keyboards can be more expensive than this - the ZSA Moonlander, for instance, is $365.
mnemamorigon t1_j15du2t wrote
Reply to comment by Enk1ndle in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
Streamers stream anything streamable these days. That keyboard alone would boost anyone's stream no matter what they're doing just from people stopping scrolling out of curiosity. Unfortunately, novelty pays massive dividends these days.
CygnusX-1-2112b t1_j15ckmm wrote
Reply to comment by P_ZERO_ in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
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TheConboy22 t1_j15bofz wrote
Reply to comment by Framed-Photo in The Finalmouse Centerpiece is a keyboard with built-in CPU and GPU, and its screen animations are powered by Unreal Engine 5 by thebelsnickle1991
I’m 35 and have been gaming for over 30 years and 25 of those years I’ve been PC gaming. Not sure what ergonomics you’re studying, but this hasn’t effected me in the slightest nor do I believe it ever will. Rested arm with shoulder and elbow movement removes a TON of wrist strain to the point it’s non existent. I also worked most of my career in varying roles of CSR which was all on a computer and now work in IT and that’s also all on computer. I think that my set up is proper and some of you think more than you know.
hippymndy t1_j17bro4 wrote
Reply to comment by Upper_Decision_5959 in Apple’s self-service repairs expand to desktops like iMac, Mac Studio. by SUPRVLLAN
try asking around to get an ipod touch screen replaced. most places kept replying back “ipad” even after being very clear it was a POD not PAD. i only bought the damn thing two maybe three years ago! all but one small shop wanted close to $100 to replace it. insane.