@lzg just watched it (and heard it was taking some flack but haven’t seen what anyone is saying). Here is my take: most of the things getting crushed are things I love, piano, arcade machine, books, guitar, turntable… stuff I want in my home and life. Goals
@lzg i am also old enough to remember when apple lauded itself as the computer for creatives and it just feels like i've only just caught up to how long ago that apple died
WTAF @lzg that's... why the fuck are they glorifying violence like that? that was so absolutely unnecessary. you have to destroy everything people love so you can force them to buy an iPad? this is way beyond the late stage capitalism death cult. wow.
@lzg They'd have crushed an actual artist if they could of gotten it on the air (at least that's what the breaking the back of the wood modelling doll makes abundantly clear). Basically the iPad Pro is a war on art and humanity then?
@fifilamoura@lzg It doesn't feel coincidental that the same announcement also included "AI" functionality. That ad just brims with glee at the idea of reducing history, art, and play to some empty "content."
@lzg we are currently having a flamewar at work between the "it has to look like a CRT's resolution" and "crisp Pac-Man is just fine" contingents, but all agree on an actual console.
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