[mattkenefick]

> we need more mainstream vehicles challenging the boring design "norms"

I'd argue that we need to start treating cars like the utilitarian objects they are and stop associating our personalities with them.

[mfkp]

We need to start treating PCs like the utilitarian objects they are and bring back beige cases.

[nixosbestos]

Are people getting in the tanks, I mean PCs, and driving them around on public roads, literally unable to see what's right in front of them?

Freeze peach to drive my unsafe taaaank. Americuuuuh.

I really wonder if people are unaware of how absurd, stupid, and unsafe many American vehicles are, or if it really is just down to selfishne-, er, I mean individuality.

[StackRanker3000]

Car designs have converged because there are certain properties that are better than others for safety, performance, efficiency, and so on. Those concerns are arguably much more important than aesthetics or the ability to express one’s individuality.

Not really the case for PCs.

[anonzzzies]

80s home computer design please!

[IntelMiner]

Fractal Design is always a nice option for that

[q3k]

I can't wait. I'm so tired of this RGB gamer aesthetic bullshit.