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minus-square@pohart@lemmyrs.orglinkfedilinkEnglish2•1 year agoI think I was unclear. I agree that having replaceable batteries is exciting. Ben sarcastically called Apple coming up with a way to circumvent the law exciting. And I agreed, also sarcastically.
minus-square@madkarlsson@beehaw.orglinkfedilinkEnglish1•1 year agoNono, you were being clear enough. It is exciting to see what and how Apple will be doing with this, and how they adapt (if the vote goes through). Its like watching a roast-fight. And one just dropped something that made that crowd go “oooooh”
I think I was unclear. I agree that having replaceable batteries is exciting. Ben sarcastically called Apple coming up with a way to circumvent the law exciting. And I agreed, also sarcastically.
Nono, you were being clear enough. It is exciting to see what and how Apple will be doing with this, and how they adapt (if the vote goes through).
Its like watching a roast-fight. And one just dropped something that made that crowd go “oooooh”
Lol. I get it now. Thanks