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Re: Apple Mac Pro Wheels Kit

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I wonder if in a long run this actually injures the brand.

I think it does if the product isn't seen as best-in-class. I mean, whichever kind of fanboy you are, you have to agree that a late-model iPhone is an absolutely excellent phone. That's a different question from whether it's worth the money. I am guessing that these wheels are also excellent but that Apple hasn't communicated that well. They don't talk about how these wheels are great. They just say that they are whe…

Because at the end of the day, no matter how great they are, they are just wheels.

Re: Apple Mac Pro Wheels Kit

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Mac Pro maxed out here in Australia is A$82,737.98

Remember to buy them in twos so you can keep working when that legendary Apple quality happens! ..they left out filters for the high velocity fans -hope everything is nice and grounded too, because: static.

My current Catalina MBP (and all OS since I bought that machine) apparently cannot handle multi-users well.

Constant strange bugs, flashing login screens and freezing apps (if used by multiple users). Changes to settings cause password/TouchId confirmation popups for the other user that block the system.

If I am logged into two accounts, opening the MBP will show a login screen for user A, then open the desktop for user B (didn't want to see that), then quickly flash to a login screen for user B and upon entering the password/TouchId flashing back to the main login page and voila, you can finally login as expected.

It's so strange.

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