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Al Gore To Leave Apple Board After 21-Year Run; Company Reveals CEO Tim Cook’s Pay Dropped 36% In 2023 After Shareholder Pressure (deadline.com)

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Al Gore To Leave Apple Board After 21-Year Run; Company Reveals CEO Tim Cook’s Pay Dropped 36% In 2023 After Shareholder Pressure::Former Vice President Al Gore will exit Apple's board of directors, the company said in an SEC filing that also revealed a pay drop for CEO Tim Cook.

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[–] sir_reginald@lemmy.world 2 points 10 months ago* (last edited 10 months ago) (1 children)

no, not that many companies solder the SSD. The RAM? yeah, it's widespread now. But you can still find laptops with upgradeable RAM. The SSD has been replaceable in most laptops.

And yes, the 8GB RAM is very relevant to the discussion, because for the same price every other manufacturer is offering at the very least 16GB, in most cases 32GB and in some 64GB.

8GB macbooks will be rendered obsolete way sooner than 16GB laptops. That's ewaste for you.

they are also not the worst

I'd argue that they are very close to that title, given their marketshare.

Sure, you have years of software support. Great. Did the hardware survive that long? Do you need any repair? Because they won't allow third party spare parts so it would be a shame if you needed one.

Also, the software support desktop, Linux has not a limited amount of years of support, it could revive perfectly good hardware that Apple doesn't support anymore and they deliberately make it difficult to install.

[–] HerrBeter@lemmy.world 2 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Linux mint that handles 4GB pretty well. But the majority will toss old stuff away when Windows gets painful to use.

[–] sir_reginald@lemmy.world 2 points 10 months ago (1 children)

Linux Mint does yeah. Browsers? Not for long. Give it a few years and browsers might require 16GB of RAM to run.

[–] HerrBeter@lemmy.world 1 points 10 months ago

Windows alone took almost all, Mint takes half or so. So I do get a better experience just surfing in Firefox. I can even run Onshape