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#811

I got excited for a moment, thought it was a new line of iPhone Mini -- you know, the actual handheld iPhones. I still use my 13 Mini. This was the biggest letdown of clicking a link since my last Rickroll in the early 2000's

Me too! I thought it was an announcement for an iPhone that actually fit in your pocket! The phones are too damned big!

I'm replying to this on a 16 Pro (not Max) and it's a perfectly portable size imo

The Maxes are really huge tho

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#812

I got excited for a moment, thought it was a new line of iPhone Mini -- you know, the actual handheld iPhones. I still use my 13 Mini. This was the biggest letdown of clicking a link since my last Rickroll in the early 2000's

I got rickrolled by Claude last year if it makes you feel any better.

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#814

Seeing all the nerd brains of HN implode trying to understand this. This is what happens when the tech and fashion worlds overlap for a moment.

No, I am not trying to "understand this". I don't give Apple enough credit to try to understand it.

This thing is just a "Balenciaga": trash disguised as luxury.

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#815
post #745

Objects have to earn the right to exist. We make so much stuff. Most of it unnecessary. Stuff that will soon be cluttering your home and then end up in a landfill. This is not a product that deserves to exist. It is not made from quality materials ( Nylon (14%), Polyester (85%), Polyurethane (1%)). It is not innovative. It is questionable whether it solves its primary use case particularly well. What makes this parti…

Synthetic fabrics are perfectly capable of being high quality. Buzz Rickson aren't making their MA-1s out of junk.

Except microplastics rub off and penetrate the skin barrier.

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#816

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> but I really struggle to imagine any pair of pants being worth that much money unless they are lined with gold or something. It depends on how much you earn. I don’t mind spending tens of thousands on Loro Piana cashmere because it’s really nice, but at my income level the price difference between that and Zara is pretty much immaterial. Keep in mind that HN is packed with people with salaries above $1M/yr and entr…

> Keep in mind that HN is packed with people with salaries above $1M/yr and entrepreneurs with way higher income levels. Are you sure about that? I would be surprised if it was much above the US salary average, considering the global audience of HN.

I could be totally wrong!

However, at the very least I think we can agree that it’s a site chock-full of aspiring multimillionaires.

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#818

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Out of curiosity, what makes you attached to Touch ID? Face ID is one of my favorite things about my SE to mini upgrade.

I like having a tactile home button.

The iPhone hasn’t had a “real” home button since the iPhone 7 in 2016. It’s a static touch pad with haptic feedback.

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#819
post #745

Objects have to earn the right to exist. We make so much stuff. Most of it unnecessary. Stuff that will soon be cluttering your home and then end up in a landfill. This is not a product that deserves to exist. It is not made from quality materials ( Nylon (14%), Polyester (85%), Polyurethane (1%)). It is not innovative. It is questionable whether it solves its primary use case particularly well. What makes this parti…

I've never seen a bag similar to this so from that perspective it's a bit innovative. I am so very very far from the target market here though.

Reminds me of waterproof phone pouches.
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