Sooo, who else is not gonna get a new idevice before user-changeable battery support comes along?

Gavinski

@Krupa said:
Reading through this thread again, it’s like someone keeps starting fires and then blaming other people when they get out of hand…

Indeed

happybear190

@dendy said:
I just hope we as humanity will find solution how to ensure people who’s work will be replaced by advanced robotics and AI will have opportunity to change specialisation or at least we change society in major way that productive work will be not needed anymore for decent life standard…

Very much agree with this sentiment

Pummelfee

I will never ever buy anything new from Apple. Not because i hate them or something like that or the true fact that they produce too much electronic waste. But in around 2019/2020 i realized that i (at the age of 53 now) will never make creative or productive use of this immense power we got already three years ago. Furthermore i have the feeling that a few years ago these machines stopped serve us but since then we rather began to serve them with our private data and even our consciousness! I can't make use of a A XY bionical whatever chip in an iPhone for deep learning etc. I dont need it and will never. Everything that uses so much harware power can (IMHO) be done online by cloud computing. I am a media designer and mainly make print products. This tasks can be done on a 2012 MBP or a M1 Mac mini ...the work is not much different on the M1. But this should be no paradigma, just my personal point of view.
A also believe that some limitation boosts creativity and efficiency ;-)

michael_m

@Krupa said:
Reading through this thread again, it’s like someone keeps starting fires and then blaming other people when they get out of hand…

In general this thread has been everything that makes it clear that discussing things other than music is a bad idea here.