John SiracusaApr 21, 2023

This year I’m trying to send a message to Apple with one of the t-shirts in @atpfm’s WWDC sale. It’s the same message I was sending in 2013 when I wrote this: https://hypercritical.co/2013/03/08/the-case-for-a-true-mac-pro-successor

I think Apple should make and support the Mac Pro because it’s an essential part of making “the best computers in the world.”

I believe in the Mac Pro, and I hope some kindred spirits show up at Apple Park during WWDC wearing this (admittedly dorky) shirt to let Apple know that we exist.

https://atp.fm/store

The Case for a True Mac Pro Successor

Show threadJohn SiracusaApr 21, 2023
(Yes, even though few people buy the Mac Pro. Yes, even if it’s not a profitable product in isolation.)
Show threadJohn SiracusaApr 21, 2023
We also brought back this classic shirt, which honors Pro Macs over the years, if not specifically the Mac Pro. (Also available in white.) https://atp.fm/store
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Show threadSteve AbrahamsonApr 25, 2023
@siracusa You always mention on the podcast when things are POD vs premade, and as someone who has made t-shirts for merch before, I know and can sooooo tell the difference. So what are these? Are they POD or a higher quality print? (And what kind? Plastisol? Dye sub? The intersection of tech and tshirt nerdery want to know!)
Show threadJohn SiracusaApr 25, 2023
@abrahamson These are not print-on-demand. @cottonbureau can provide more details.
Show threadCotton BureauApr 25, 2023
@siracusa @abrahamson Screen printed, water-based ink (not plastisol).
Show threadSteve Abrahamson
@cottonbureau @siracusa This is the best way. Excellent - thank you!
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