Technology has culminated with vacuuming our laptops

Apple's MacBook keyboard is terrible. We all know this, as do all the people who filed class action lawsuits against the company over its design. A single dust particle can totally disable a key, which often requires compressed air to remove. Is this seriously what Apple expects us to do to use its products — spray air into a keyboard?

Apparently there's an alternative method to deal with the disastrous keyboard: a handheld vaccuum. Thomas Ricker, The Verge's deputy editor, tested a crowdfunded vaccuum as a solution to his MacBook's problems, and it worked. That's right, it's 2018, and we're all going to buy vaccums solely to suck air up from our terrible keyboards.