latenightnoir
@latenightnoir@lemmy.world
- Comment on Huawei unveils world’s first tri-fold phone, the Mate XT Ultimate Design 1 week ago:
Shit will ger REALLY real when we reach five-fold! Or better yet, touch-papyrus! Just roll that meter-long flab of screen up, and you’re good to go!
- Comment on Samsung Galaxy Ring is non-repairable - GSMArena.com news 3 weeks ago:
I stand corrected!
- Comment on Samsung Galaxy Ring is non-repairable - GSMArena.com news 3 weeks ago:
In this point we disagree, and this being the internet, I feel the need to specify that I’m not being combative, nor mean any disrespect toward your preferences or beliefs.
In my opinion, we’re at the point where we have other, bigger things to prioritise over creature comforts.
- Comment on Samsung Galaxy Ring is non-repairable - GSMArena.com news 3 weeks ago:
I honestly don’t see the fitness tech in itself as useless, it holds clear benefits for us. I’m just not one to encourage creating increasingly wasteful and predatory iterations of said tech.
- Comment on Samsung Galaxy Ring is non-repairable - GSMArena.com news 3 weeks ago:
I think size is the wrong point of comparison, considering this is literally pointless tech. I’m not opposed to wearables, but we’re just not at the point where we have small and relevant enough tech to make a ring more advantageous than a fitness band at this point.
Plus we really need to prioritise repairability in all cases, regardless of the tech’s application. I’d say we shouldn’t even produce something we couldn’t then subsequently fix if the need should arise.
- Comment on Samsung Galaxy Ring is non-repairable - GSMArena.com news 3 weeks ago:
Samsung Galaxy Ring, or How To Sell eWaste For 500 Bucks Apiece.
- Comment on YouTube is Losing The War Against Adblockers 4 weeks ago:
I’m mostly getting product ads on YouTube, but they’re so poorly planned and low-effort that they annoy the everloving spit out of me… In all regards, streaming services have officially become at least as bad as cable tv used to be…
- Comment on X ordered to pay $600K to fired employee who didn’t click 'yes' on email ultimatum 5 weeks ago:
This is why I never read my emails.