Just a friendly reminder that...

Please don't tell @xReminisce about my blatant disregard for apple users and white theme users.

Last time she found out....

It's too cruel to type out.
let's just be brutally honest here, most people don't actually hate apple, they just can't actually afford an iphone :c
this is a step closer to being rich
 
Uhhh.

I had an iPod once.
then your hate is not hate
but more jealously of those who have it
ofc, you have to convince yourself what you are using is 'better'
so you don't feel shitty about yourself not having one (or wanting to buy one)
just like when you get cheated on, and your boys tell ya, "dw, she ain't worthy of you"
just to say anything to help you feel better about yourself
 
then your hate is not hate
but more jealously of those who have it
ofc, you have to convince yourself what you are using is 'better'
so you don't feel shitty about yourself not having one (or wanting to buy one)
just like when you get cheated on, and your boys tell ya, "dw, she ain't worthy of you"
just to say anything to help you feel better about yourself
To be fair.

Tim cooks is a G.
 
It's a problem I haven't faced yet.

Can't get cheated on if youve never had a woman.

Checkmate.

Wait.

:weep:
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It's ok
denial is part of the process
so is realization
 
So...

Back in the 1980s, the mouse cursor was actually straight up and down. The issue was that it looked terrible because of how low the screen resolution was. It looked a lot better if it was turned at an angle. So they turned it until it fit neatly between the pixels. They did it this way because if they had kept it symmetrical, it would have blurred all over the place when you moved it.

In later years, Microsoft attempted to stylize the cursor in a variety of different ways but the problem was that everyone would complain if they changed it even a little. Everyone had gotten used to the tilted, unsymmetrical version.

INTERESTLY, macintosh had a similar issue. For a number of years, they shipped their operating system with a mouse cursor that looked like a little hand pointing... however people complained that it did not look professional. It looked too janky and less serious than the Windows3.1 mouse cursor. By the mid 1990s, both companies just stopped playing with it.

The cursor is the cursor... so say we all.
 
It's a means of preventing counterfeiting.I can't believe you found out.
 
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