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Google only checked out and cashed in after getting a monopoly. Mozilla let themselves fade into irrelevance.

People are going to start asking AI to rotate PDFs for them, just like people started asking ChatGPT to do math; it’s a terrible idea but will probably work 80% of the time, and that’ll be good enough for most people.

You can make commits on your system without pushing them to the remote server, and that’s the default behavior.

Nope

These days I go 50/50 on Reddit and Lemmy. I know it’s a chicken and egg problem for content, but hopefully 50% usage is enough to change things over time.

Haven’t you heard? It’s the year of the Linux desktop.

> Reddit

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While most of them are debatable, the middle right is objectively a penis. Sorry OP.

You should probably get those black bumps checked out

Only half?

If it’s a choice between AI-accelerated cores and nothing, sure, but that silicon space could have been used for AVX-512 or a bigger cache instead.

I don’t care how far behind they are with AI because I don’t want AI on my phone anyway.

I hope Apple releases some open source AI tooling to re-gain good will. Would love to see some more competition in the AI space.

That’s literally never going to happen. Closed-source proprietary stuff is their MO.

If Siri is enabled, then the default behavior of long-pressing the power button brings up Siri instead of turning off the device. IIRC you can disable that behavior without having to disable Siri, but there’s no way to set the “action button” to open Siri; if you want a Siri button, it needs to be the power button.

Why would Craig be any better? Modern macOS and iOS are far from innovative.

However, someone who writes articles for a platform called “Apple Insider” is likely to have some level of stock in the company.

That would be Apple Insider Trading.

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That should be higher up on the page, since that’d be the primary value of that service.

Honestly I’m surprised Elon hasn’t killed the SLS and given SpaceX that contract; it’s one of the few things that would both benefit him and increase the efficiency of the government. He’s probably scared of Boeing suiciding him.

Yeah, I read that and I think it’s a weak justification.