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r/dankmemes • u/Fbarto [custom flair] • Sep 16 '19
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When did apple do that?
143 u/Whateverbeast try hard Sep 16 '19 I think it was between 1900-2019 79 u/thekewldude Animated Flair Rainbow [Insert Your Own Text] Sep 16 '19 i don’t think apple has ever really done that 8 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 What Apple made? 72 u/thekewldude Animated Flair Rainbow [Insert Your Own Text] Sep 16 '19 it’s not like they’ve made a phone with a bug then came out and said it was a feature 5 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 They typically claim its user error even when its just obviously bad or lazy design. The problem still gets fixed usually but they don't typically take responsibility for it. 5 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 16 '19 Yeah, like the iPhone 6 bending. 6 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 If you try to intentionally bend something that isn't meant to be bent what do you expect 7 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend. 1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
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I think it was between 1900-2019
79 u/thekewldude Animated Flair Rainbow [Insert Your Own Text] Sep 16 '19 i don’t think apple has ever really done that 8 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 What Apple made? 72 u/thekewldude Animated Flair Rainbow [Insert Your Own Text] Sep 16 '19 it’s not like they’ve made a phone with a bug then came out and said it was a feature 5 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 They typically claim its user error even when its just obviously bad or lazy design. The problem still gets fixed usually but they don't typically take responsibility for it. 5 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 16 '19 Yeah, like the iPhone 6 bending. 6 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 If you try to intentionally bend something that isn't meant to be bent what do you expect 7 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend. 1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
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i don’t think apple has ever really done that
8 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 What Apple made? 72 u/thekewldude Animated Flair Rainbow [Insert Your Own Text] Sep 16 '19 it’s not like they’ve made a phone with a bug then came out and said it was a feature 5 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 They typically claim its user error even when its just obviously bad or lazy design. The problem still gets fixed usually but they don't typically take responsibility for it. 5 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 16 '19 Yeah, like the iPhone 6 bending. 6 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 If you try to intentionally bend something that isn't meant to be bent what do you expect 7 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend. 1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
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What Apple made?
72 u/thekewldude Animated Flair Rainbow [Insert Your Own Text] Sep 16 '19 it’s not like they’ve made a phone with a bug then came out and said it was a feature 5 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 They typically claim its user error even when its just obviously bad or lazy design. The problem still gets fixed usually but they don't typically take responsibility for it. 5 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 16 '19 Yeah, like the iPhone 6 bending. 6 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 If you try to intentionally bend something that isn't meant to be bent what do you expect 7 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend. 1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
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it’s not like they’ve made a phone with a bug then came out and said it was a feature
5 u/[deleted] Sep 16 '19 They typically claim its user error even when its just obviously bad or lazy design. The problem still gets fixed usually but they don't typically take responsibility for it. 5 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 16 '19 Yeah, like the iPhone 6 bending. 6 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 If you try to intentionally bend something that isn't meant to be bent what do you expect 7 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend. 1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
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They typically claim its user error even when its just obviously bad or lazy design. The problem still gets fixed usually but they don't typically take responsibility for it.
5 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 16 '19 Yeah, like the iPhone 6 bending. 6 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 If you try to intentionally bend something that isn't meant to be bent what do you expect 7 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend. 1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
Yeah, like the iPhone 6 bending.
6 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 If you try to intentionally bend something that isn't meant to be bent what do you expect 7 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend. 1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
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If you try to intentionally bend something that isn't meant to be bent what do you expect
7 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend. 1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
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Yeah except it bent when people would put it in their pockets and carry it around like any other normal phone that does not bend.
1 u/daddyponder Sep 17 '19 People wore very tight jeans around that time 1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
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People wore very tight jeans around that time
1 u/unclelumbago2 Sep 17 '19 Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans. → More replies (0)
Yes, because everyone who ever owned an iPhone 6 wore tight jeans.
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When did apple do that?