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  1. he's not talking about the comment you quoted, he used it as an example to show what it actually looks like when it's a real comment.
  2. they said they would make them public.
  3. what would you rather have? We have investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong? Works so well for fossil fuel companies. /s
  4. I dont know that I would call it a complaint as much as a warning because I still love the shoes but here goes my point: I work in a large nursery, aka greenhouses (You should tour one, one day, you would be shocked by the amount of tech in there) that produce flowers and veggies for large retailers. I work in the plantation sector and one of the tasks I have is doing the first watering after a cart is filled with pots before it is transported to it's growing location. As you can imagine some drops of water and water mist falls one my shoes (generally the toebox) so I need something that is waterproof. I am now at my second pair of Vessis and I want to be clear. I love the shoes. They are comfy so when I walk 30k steps in a day, my feet are not swollen and they handle water pretty well. That being said. they are not waterproof. They need to have time to dry out between uses otherwise water will sip through. Gore-tex does not do that until it's membrane is broken. Last year I had a pair of Vessis and this year I just bought the new stormbreakers in hopes it was a dud but it turns out to be a pattern (or I am extremely unlucky) after only 2 weeks of use I get wet socks. I have consistently gotten wet socks on the second half of the week. They have time to dry during the weekend so monday they are fine, tuesday they are fine and either by wednesday afternoon or by Thursday I get wet socks. It is contrary to their claim of 100% waterproofness. They perform better than 100% of non gore-tex/treated leather shoes but they are not 100% waterproof.
  5. Because it's Vega. There's no way they're paying full price for it. They buy too much volume.
  6. Our eyes resolution is however many photons can enter our eye in height x width. Spoiler alert, it's considerably higher than 8k.
  7. People arguing that he should just buy a new one are dumb. It's not about money. LTT is based in Canada and as such that Imac Pro falls under canadian laws. He could take a day off in court and he'd get a slam dunk victory. There's precedents with Samsung among other things in Canada being sentenced in small claims court to pay the value of the repair for a TV and some trouble money for refusing to repair it in the first place and being dick bags about it which is exactly what Apple is doing right now.
  8. that's actually debatable. Because Zen+ should perform better with overclocked ram and for many people, it's still an ongoing issue. My PC isnt stable if I put my ram at it's rated 3200mhz. It's close(I'll get a freeze maybe once a week) but not quite so I keep it at 2933mhz.
  9. For whatever it's worth, I sent a complaint to the competition bureau in Canada and OPC in Québec (wasnt too sure who I should send it to) and the competition bureau sent me a reply email the other day. They didnt say whether they were going to investigate only that if they investigate, it will be privately.
  10. wut? you realize they're in a better position then they've been in the last decade right now, right?
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