Unfortunately for you, the world doesn’t revolce around you. And since people who do have these problems and want to solve them outnumber you, they’re going to post about it.

Good for you. But others do.

Ah yes, the old head-in-the-sand strategy.

Can’t think of a time completely ignoring huge problems didn’t work out well.

So?

And if it doesn’t, they still can’t work. That’s not giving away IP, but they’re still fucked anyway.

That’s exactly why companies poach people like this.

Totally not because they are highly skilled engineers that can find other ways to solve the same problem.

Everybody in the world is after Apple, so they’re completely justified in making sure engineers can’t work in their fields after working for them.

Since when is trying to keep someone from earning a living in their field of expertise because they worked for you count as ‘legitimate’?

What are you doing with your phone that makes durability the main thing that makes it better?

Not the main thing, but why should durability decrease when I get a newer and (supposadly better phone)?

My 14 pro was heavier.

Then decreasing durability was a good thing, given how it saved 19 ehole grams.

I don’t treat my phones like shit so why should I care about that so much?

Me neither, but I guess unlike you, accidents happen to me.

Also they didn’t get pricier this year, did they? I recall paying the same this year vs last year.

Well, if you buy a 14 now it’ll be cheaper than the 15.

I guess I’m just wrong for expecting a newer and pricier phone to be actually better than the previous, cheaper one.

I guess apple does things differently.

“Yeah, just pay for another subscription service because the build quality of your new $1000+ flagship device is so shit it will shatter if you drop it and you’ll need to replace the whole thing”

• Define your variable.

• ‘let mut number : i64;’

• No no, define the word variable, its memory layout, and its legal justification of being there.

• Wait, what?