but on the flip side, for some reason theo james is opening up a resteraunt right next to my house so… ?
what do you mean just a few years ago I was at some small party in melb that had ninajirachi and now that I live in london I’ll never be able to afford to see her again
sun in London on halide mkIII
really did not expect sam altman’s weird little eyeball orbs to be in the kingsland shopping centre in dalston of all places
had a fun shoot last year with a real mermaid ! shot by Frederic Schlosser in Poland :)
The new MacBook lineup looks really good, but it also makes the iPad (which I love) even harder to justify.
Setting aside the fact that the base iPad still runs an A16 (I reckon it’ll be upgraded to match the MacBook Neo this year), you’re paying £678 for a 256GB model with a keyboard and trackpad, versus £599 for the Neo.
The same is true comparing the Airs. The M4 iPad Air with a Magic Keyboard and 512GB costs £1,168. A MacBook Air M5 is £1,099.
You’re paying less for a more capable computer, sans touchscreen. I think a lot of iPadOS’s shortcomings (unique differences?) would be easier to forgive if the iPad were consistently a little more affordable than its closest Mac equivalent.
As someone who has used an iPad as their primary portable computer for six years, it’s hard to justify buying one again, even though I really do love it.
(And yes, I know you can buy an iPad cheaper without the keyboard and bigger storage. But if Apple wants to make the case that iPad is a work machine, it’s only fair to judge it as one.)
It’s hard not to feel that every pundit who joked about what the Ive Apple car would have been like was completely wrong. The Ferrari Luce looks slay. (I had no doubts.)
if i ever meet the ceo of evri it’s on sight fr