Comment by stackghost 12 hours ago Buttons for turn signals. Yuck.God, Jony Ive is such an insufferable person. 8 comments stackghost Reply solenoid0937 12 hours ago I think you simply haven't seen the light. Here, perhaps his $4800 lantern can help: https://www.balmuda.com/lovefrom-balmuda/ ragazzina 9 hours ago The lanyard is.. plastic. They could have said it uses the most exquisite handwoven linen (this thing is never seeing seawater anyway) and they chose polyester. pbalau 7 hours ago > this thing is never seeing seawater anywayI can definitely see these used as lighting devices on luxury boats. qingcharles 11 hours ago The hell..!I honestly like Ive as a designer, but dear lord. OliverGuy 9 hours ago Ferrari have had indicator buttons in all their cars since about 2010 gpderetta 10 hours ago Haven't Ferrari used buttons for turn signals for a while? stackghost 10 hours ago Not sure. I've been in a few Ferraris and they all had regular stalks.It's possible that those buttons are not Jony Ive's doing, but I still find him insufferably pompous. netsharc 9 hours ago What's the point of this refutation, a quick Internet search would've shown you that there are Ferraris with buttons to activate the blinkers...
solenoid0937 12 hours ago I think you simply haven't seen the light. Here, perhaps his $4800 lantern can help: https://www.balmuda.com/lovefrom-balmuda/ ragazzina 9 hours ago The lanyard is.. plastic. They could have said it uses the most exquisite handwoven linen (this thing is never seeing seawater anyway) and they chose polyester. pbalau 7 hours ago > this thing is never seeing seawater anywayI can definitely see these used as lighting devices on luxury boats. qingcharles 11 hours ago The hell..!I honestly like Ive as a designer, but dear lord.
ragazzina 9 hours ago The lanyard is.. plastic. They could have said it uses the most exquisite handwoven linen (this thing is never seeing seawater anyway) and they chose polyester. pbalau 7 hours ago > this thing is never seeing seawater anywayI can definitely see these used as lighting devices on luxury boats.
pbalau 7 hours ago > this thing is never seeing seawater anywayI can definitely see these used as lighting devices on luxury boats.
gpderetta 10 hours ago Haven't Ferrari used buttons for turn signals for a while? stackghost 10 hours ago Not sure. I've been in a few Ferraris and they all had regular stalks.It's possible that those buttons are not Jony Ive's doing, but I still find him insufferably pompous. netsharc 9 hours ago What's the point of this refutation, a quick Internet search would've shown you that there are Ferraris with buttons to activate the blinkers...
stackghost 10 hours ago Not sure. I've been in a few Ferraris and they all had regular stalks.It's possible that those buttons are not Jony Ive's doing, but I still find him insufferably pompous. netsharc 9 hours ago What's the point of this refutation, a quick Internet search would've shown you that there are Ferraris with buttons to activate the blinkers...
netsharc 9 hours ago What's the point of this refutation, a quick Internet search would've shown you that there are Ferraris with buttons to activate the blinkers...
I think you simply haven't seen the light. Here, perhaps his $4800 lantern can help: https://www.balmuda.com/lovefrom-balmuda/
The lanyard is.. plastic. They could have said it uses the most exquisite handwoven linen (this thing is never seeing seawater anyway) and they chose polyester.
> this thing is never seeing seawater anyway
I can definitely see these used as lighting devices on luxury boats.
The hell..!
I honestly like Ive as a designer, but dear lord.
Ferrari have had indicator buttons in all their cars since about 2010
Haven't Ferrari used buttons for turn signals for a while?
Not sure. I've been in a few Ferraris and they all had regular stalks.
It's possible that those buttons are not Jony Ive's doing, but I still find him insufferably pompous.
What's the point of this refutation, a quick Internet search would've shown you that there are Ferraris with buttons to activate the blinkers...