JKane

I mean on one hand the norm and tradition is "I serve at the pleasure of the President" but I wish more had stood up and made him fire them. Especially the Senate-confirmed positions who've been replaced with "acting" lackeys semi-permanently. How's the 25th amendment supposed to function again?

I'd hoped he'd name Kamala special prosecutor once elected and have a more progressive VP, but then again, she actually has a chance to grow into a future of the party, and if we get a bunch of actual progressives in congress it won't matter so much how progressive the rubber stamp at the WH is. Still:

MKBHD has a video about this exactly on point, leans to the future-proof side of the argument over proven/perfect at the moment, which I can also see.

I'd say it depends on the apps you depend on (Apple's apps will probably start with a leg-up on using the new hardware better), but that buying the final generation of proven hardware is probably a safer bet than the first generation of new and drastically different hardware. But if you're a life-long Apple guy you've faced this multiple times before... 680X0 to PowerPC, PowerPC to Intel, and now... I wonder about the prospect of mainstream applications being as fast or even bothering to support a vastly different architecture, but then they claim it emulates/etc...

Same writer...