I dont mind framework wanting to copy Apple or set it as some kind of goal, whatever. But do they have to ride their dick so hard and mention them everywhere in their video? It's as if the marketing team wasn't present when filming. "Say Macbook Pro more often than our product. That'll make us not sound like a knockoff".
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Its probably all the feedback they received and it got into their heads way too much
I mean, if you like Nazis, buy a framework.
I like it when they get punched. What laptop would you recommend?
I’ve got my eye on the MNT Reform
Well, it looks fine for web browsing.
Specs sure read like my 2010 PC. If that works for ya, cool ... I ain't even looking at the price though. I'd just as soon plug in my 2004 laptop that's still running fine on XP & an old version of Ubuntu.
I've been sticking with second hand Thinkpads so far: No ragerts. That chonky thing does look kind of intriguing though.
I mostly like how everything is swappable. And those batteries?! Cell by cell replacement? Love it
Yeah, that is pretty cool. My immediate reaction was, "Damn, that thing is 90s thick!" but then I saw the batteries and was a lot more OK with it.
Ok I'll bite. What?
So I assume it's because of their sponsorship of Omarchy and Hyprland projects?
Interesting, but there's no evidence they are nazi themselves, just that they intentionally disregard whether any of their partners are nazis, and only concern themselves with whether or not any partnership furthers their goal of promoting open source tech.
So their focus is just limited and immature.
They themselves can still do a lot of good, orgs don't need to be perfect, but I too would expect them to remove support for extremist led project when made aware, as to ensure they weren't inadvertently supporting extremist views and actions. But I also can't see punishing them for being politically or socially stupid while otherwise being very tech savvy.
Like we've never met a socially awkward tech savvy person before?
The world is mostly a bunch of grey areas: at this point I disapprove of a couple of their actions, but I won't boycott them outright for their error.
If they started flying nazi flags themselves, well, then, I suppose things would be a bit different.
The best way to get people to stop supporting Nazis is to stop supporting people who don’t condemn right wing behavior. You don’t wait until they start flying their flag. Once the flag starts flying it’s way too late for anything to change