I think it was amusing. A relic of a simpler time
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To me, Java feels nice and homely. Like coming home to your family over Christmas. Of course your parents aren't quite with the times any more and a bit racist, which always makes for a nice discussion with your sister's Hispanic husband. And there's always uncle bob, who gets way too drunk and starts hitting on your wife. Your sister usually tries to get you to invest in her latest MLM scheme and the food tastes like seasoned cardboard. But it's always warm and welcoming. Luckily it's only for the holidays.
Yeah! How dare they admit that they judge people for petty reasons. You're supposed to keep that shit to yourself!
Has anyone told them? I think they might not know that.
Everything else? Mastercard
Well yes of course. I did say "INDUSTRIAL lathe". Those things are just as destructive as 3310's are indestructible. Even when you turn them off, it takes a good couple minutes before they're not deadly anymore. The torque is over 9000! Those things can crush diamonds without breaking a sweat.
That just shows which of these two roles hold a higher regard in US judicial system.
Industrial lathe, but a crack is merely aesthetic "damage". It's like taking a power drill and scratching the casing of a 3310 and than saying "look at me! I destroyed the 3310. Bow for my power, peasants". The 3310 didn't even register the crack.
A 3310's screen was nothing like those fragile touch sensitive screens we have now.
Are you beaning serious right now?
Here's an easy three step programm you can buy from my linkedin page:
- Buy a well established company
- Eliminate waste (like coffee breaks and user engagement)
- Sell for profit
I remember doing that to the Nokia 3310. Sure, it cracked the screen, but I covered it with some clear nail Polish and it was as good as new.
I seriously don't mind it. A good ad deserves the attention. There used to be awards and trophies for good ads, but most advertising agencies just don't give a shit anymore. This is a refreshing take from the click bait, the misinformation and the obtrusive pop ups.