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  • Tak,
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    I’m making fun of it, you’re right.

    Tak,
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    That’s what gets me. Since you can’t add more RAM or storage it’s just so insulting to have an $1800 laptop with so little. If I wanted 24GB of RAM and 2TB of storage I’d be looking at $2600.

    I remember looking at phones in the past and being blown away by 128GB of storage and 4GB of RAM because that was way more than I had in way more expensive desktops just a few years prior. It’s so weird seeing a current phone shaft you less on memory/storage than a laptop.

    Tak,
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    Storage and RAM has always been cheaper for computers than phones because they don’t have the size constraints. Computers also use way more RAM and storage than phones.

    Tak,
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    I used exclusively Macs and iPhones till the early 2010’s. I had the original iMac and I eventually moved to a G4 and an intel iMac. That last iMac was such a pile of overpriced crap I killed two HDDs, the RAM, and the GPU. I went from knowing nothing but their ecosystem to never touching it in a year and I haven’t gone back.

    Tak,
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    They haven’t. Apple just gouges the fuck outa that shit and charges $200 for 8GB more RAM and $400 for 1TB more storage.

    This is why the $80 Raspberry pi has as much RAM.

    Tak,
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    It’s really counter intuitive to how we think of rolling resistance.

    piped.video/watch?v=tfA0ftgWI7U

    This video helped explain to me how the material the wheels are made of does impact the rolling resistance because the wheel deforms.

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