XPost: misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: frankie@nospam.usa   
      
   On 2/10/2023, Alan Browne wrote:   
      
   > I used to write real time programs for a living.  It is all too easy to   
   > make mistakes and have a section of code run in circles doing nothing   
   > productive but consume power.   
      
   You don't understand if that's your absurd excuse for the overheating.   
      
   We used to call those "for loops" or "do loops" (adding nops in between,   
   pronounced "no ops") but for you to make the assertion without a single   
   fact that the dozen or so things Apple blamed are all that, is absurd.   
      
   Every crazy excuse you're making without any evidence is ridiculous.   
   Apple will slow down the performance of the iPhone 15.   
      
   It's the only choice Apple has.   
      
   Either Apple will slow down the CPU (but they won't do that).   
   Or they'll slow down the apps running on that CPU (that's what they'll do).   
      
   Either way.   
   The only choice Apple has now is to greatly slow down the performance.   
      
   Which means all the current benchmarks are trash.   
   The "fixed" iPhone 15 will be much slower than the overheating iPhone 15.   
      
   My recommendation is people not purchase these defective iPhones.   
   Nothing good can ever come of them.   
      
   They should wait for the iPhone 16 to be designed & tested to not overheat.   
      
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