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There’s a documentary out there about this whole subject and it does indeed come down to exactly this.

Companies/design firms may not like the price that Pantone charges but they also say it’s absolutely worth it to know what color you will get in print.

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  • [–] 1 point 10 months ago

    I’ve been out in charge of ensuring we use the only AI product that is potentially capable of removing humans from their jobs so that we can prove that it doesn’t perform even at the same level of the average person. We know it doesn’t but proving it is harder since the team stopped using it as a tool a month ago. To use the tool takes learning a new job workflow for a proton of their function. It’s a pain in the ass and takes longer to use the tool than not (which is why they stopped using it). So, not all leadership is stupid and some do listen. Why burn a ton of money on this tool if it’s not capable of a better ROI?

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  • [–] 1 point 10 months ago

    The marketing had nothing to do with it not selling. Pick one up, yeah it’s thin but it’s also a bar of soap to hold. Plus a ton of deal breaking trade off like less battery life and poor camera system compared to the alternative iPhone 17s/Pros.

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  • [–] 41 points 10 months ago*

    There are a few people that Apple would love to delete from the face of the planet.

    Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, who’s consistently divulging Apple’s plans, is one. TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who is always sharing information based on his supply chain checks, is high up on the list, too.

    Apple uses Gurman for controlled leaks to build hype. He hasn’t been sued yet.

    But YouTuber Jon Prosser is public enemy number one that Apple is trying to truly silence. And for good reason: the man who Apple sued in July for leaking iOS 26 and Liquid Glass keeps spoiling Apple’s unreleased products with high-quality 3D renders in his videos

    Now Prosser, Apple definitely doesn’t use him for leaks since he is being sued. He’s just an idiot.

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