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they don't do any real work anyway, so it doesn't surprise me.

R/milwakuee has known this for years. Kia boys are a whole thing

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There are absolutely other options with comparable or even better designs and build quality, and the M processors are only unmatched at low power points because that's literally what they're designed for (low power efficiency without major concern for die area).

That video link is the golden nugget from Reddit for me today. Thank you so much for sharing it. Wow! Just wow!

Who would steal a Hyundai or Kia? Why?

Unlike the iPhone

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What sources do you like to use to find smaller up and coming software companies? I know they pop up all the time, but for example if you are looking for smaller ERP solutions instead of just the massive ones. Where would you look?

There was never a reason to buy an iPhone. It's a toy.

So ugly and gross

> The present thinking is that the oxygen will come from ice in deep pockets in crater walls at the Lunar South Pole

Based on this related article from NASA, my understanding is that the oxygen will be extracted directly from the regolith.

Given that they're already going to be processing the stuff to obtain the metals in the first place, that makes more sense than drawing O2 from the ice, and can be done at any old site on Luna, which is not the case if you're dependent on polar ice.

That's the nature of a two party system. You get more votes if you position yourself fairly close to the other party. That way you get a bigger share of the 'middle of the road' voters.

If the democrats were any more left-wing, they'd get fewer votes.

You don't get to vote for someone you like, just the party you dislike least.

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Have you looked at Endless OS?

Yes, but this all reminds me of the "Xerox invented the GUI" stuff. It's not sure it makes who invents what, it matters who can go to market with it.

Google has been treading water for years, living off stuff they already made and people depend on. When they stop depending on it and/or it gets regulated out of existence, they're screwed.

lol... we got book smarts, it's got interwebs smarts

I love putting in a bunch of text, and asking it to pull out the major themes - that usually takes me so long, but it being able to crunch language and extract some relevance is wonderful. I do wonder why it's going to be such a difference for search. Is it simply a better algorithm than Google? Are search results still links to sites (which will always be a deeper experience than a simple answer)? I don't really have time to compose entire questions. I type in a few words and want a result... I think I'm old.

I'm not sure that we know enough about Martian regolith to answer that yet. We really need those samples Perseverance is collecting back here in the lab...

It's already been fixed in 2022 and 2023 models and it's only an issue in base trims without push to start.

Then people like you better watch out!

Oxygen production is quite a bit easier on Mars, as it turns out. We've already produced O2 from the CO2 atmosphere. That's a lot easier than importing oxygen from Earth or extracting it from Lunar rock, as per this NASA proposal.

or just the last remains of our own consciouness ?