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[deleted] t1_j8z9hkn wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
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3vi1 t1_j8z8k5c wrote
Reply to comment by DelTheInsane in Hyundai and Kia cars could be stolen with just a USB cable by Sorin61
Maybe you didn't hear, but Internet Explorer was sent to live on a farm upstate.
blbd t1_j8z7nbi wrote
Reply to comment by ElMarkuz in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-hardware-designs.en.html
There's almost nothing I hate worse than UI packers, minification, obfuscation and WebAssembly. Every last bit of it is unmaintainable garbage.
badpeoria t1_j8z7jaw wrote
Reply to comment by sparkly_bits in Apple Pushing to Launch Search Engine to Rival Google by DragonWarrior566
I love the apple watch part of it. Nice driving and walking and not having to pay attention to the phone.
littleMAS t1_j8z6szo wrote
Coming right after the launch of Apple Car.
prodriggs t1_j8z617v wrote
Reply to comment by SlySychoGamer in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
>Canada has socilized health care, yet is doing so great...that it incentivizes euthanasia.
Because conservatives have been stripping away their healthcare funding in Canada...
>The E.U isn't much better, sure they got the usb 3.0 thing out of apple, that doesn't mean they are some enlightened state of authority.
The EU is actually much better than both American and Canada.
>The arrest people for saying mean things on social media ffs.
When did the EU do this?
>No one country is perfect, it's all about the pro's and con's and if america had more cons than pro's people would be leaving it and moving to EU, moving to mexico, moving to canada....but they aren't are they?
Because Americans can't afford to leave... LOL
littleMAS t1_j8z5sh6 wrote
Reply to Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
I thought lobbyists wrote all the laws.
instantix t1_j8z5mxr wrote
Reply to comment by beall49 in Report Shows Comcast Continues To Lie About Its Broadband Coverage by zdrifter
The only reason why you may not have been able to change is to a different provider is because local township; state county; private community; etc. have contracts.
However, because the Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA) defines Comcast & Charter Communications as Cable providers vs. AT&T and Verizon as Telephone, when your Telephone provider upgrades their network to Fiber, you have the legal right to change switch all services to your telephone provider.
prodriggs t1_j8z5k4v wrote
Reply to comment by mtranda in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
Republicans made it legal for corporations to write this legislation on the behalf of politicians. There's no chance in hell that this is changing any time soon. Just an fyi.
diphthing t1_j8z483b wrote
Reply to comment by lilbro93 in Apple Pushing to Launch Search Engine to Rival Google by DragonWarrior566
True, but why spend money to develop and support this when you get $15 billion from Google? Seems a little bit of a stretch unless Apple has something even larger planned here.
tloxscrew t1_j8z3dlb wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in iPhone 15 Pro first look: thinner bezels, USB-C & curvier design by IncidentGrand6198
Again, it's not that my work is more real or more important. It is more demanding on hardware and means of input than 99% of others' work. It is not possible to perform a large part of it on a normal computer, even less on a Mac. I have to have a stylus. And since Macs don't provide any of those modern means of input, they are in the same league like Chromebooks or a Switch. Unworkable. And that is not pro, and not premium, and certainly not even good.
I wish it was so simple, but it's impossible to do my work on a Mac. I can do it halfway, I can probably do parts on an iPad, but it's all just... substandard, since an iPad is not a real machine. I would die in shame if I had to present a half-done project because I had to do it in an Apple environment.
And that generalized nationalistic bullshit, you can stick that up your ass.
And that pedestral? Hard to step down if you're called up over and over. I hate suits and I hate galas and award ceremonies, I'm just good at shitting on others' work and making them do better. And I have the knowledge, the experience, the guts and the equipment to do some things accurately and down to spec on a whim.
What do you contribute to this world, kid? With your Mac that you're so proud of?
Moronicon t1_j8z2w1c wrote
Ill believe in when I see it. This and a folding iPhone.
PapaverOneirium t1_j8z2o5y wrote
Reply to comment by DankChunkyButtAgain in Apple Pushing to Launch Search Engine to Rival Google by DragonWarrior566
Apple Maps is actually pretty good now
knellbell t1_j8z288r wrote
Apple AI capabilities suck and are a huge risk to the business.
MountainScorpion t1_j8z14d1 wrote
Oh, boy. Just what I need - another fucking walled garden by Apple.
/s
[deleted] t1_j8z0fei wrote
Reply to comment by tloxscrew in iPhone 15 Pro first look: thinner bezels, USB-C & curvier design by IncidentGrand6198
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colin8651 t1_j8yzxfv wrote
Adam just sounds sad that a computer can do his job with the assistance of a human fact checker.
SeaweedSorcerer t1_j8yzwdc wrote
Reply to comment by nu1stunna in Google CEO Sundar Pichai asks employees to put two to four hours into helping to improve and 'dogfood' its Bard chatbot by tester989chromeos
I think that’s the point. It’s meant to be a demonstration of their capabilities, basically an advertisement, to entice companies to buy their AI products. It’s not a product in its own. Corporations are pretty much always careful to keep their ads inoffensive. Especially when AI chat bots have a history of being taken down within a matter of days when they go off the rails.
Blaiserd t1_j8yzcyh wrote
Reply to comment by Jaysnewphone in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
I hate this quote so much because it is always used out of context as a smear. Often it is twisted to imply something completely different, like you did here. The pronouns are the key to the quote. Speaker Pelosi was criticising the media for being purposefully deceitful.
The point was the negatives were screamed with a megaphone ad nauseam, but nobody talked about the potential good. Therefore "we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it, away from the fog of the controversy."
ElMarkuz t1_j8yzcl2 wrote
Reply to comment by blbd in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
I went to a Stallman presentation on a local university and I remember he saying something like what I said, this was 12 years ago, so maybe he changed his mind since then with the new trends imposed by the big tech companies.
Do you remember any good article by them? I also remember reading one from the FSF about how websites are not "free" anymore with the raise in popularity of the js/css bundlers that makes frontend code unreadable
Jonestown_Juice t1_j8yz33t wrote
Reply to comment by lilbro93 in Apple Pushing to Launch Search Engine to Rival Google by DragonWarrior566
There's a market for that now and it's rapidly shrinking. Once it's gone, it's gone. Our parents are the last generation that won't understand this stuff, I think.
blbd t1_j8yyheg wrote
Reply to comment by ElMarkuz in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
Not quite. Stallman and FSF have written tons of things about the lack of freedom in hardware.
Spare_Change_Agent t1_j8yyd25 wrote
Reply to comment by syboxez in Apple Pushing to Launch Search Engine to Rival Google by DragonWarrior566
The challenge with making it encrypted was data loss/recovery — customer often lose data (by deleting it) and expect apple to recover it.
blbd t1_j8yycrr wrote
Reply to comment by MrTreize78 in Lobbyist working for Apple and others managed to rewrite NY Right to Repair law. by SUPRVLLAN
In those states John Deere will block it.
kecuthbertson t1_j8z9t8v wrote
Reply to comment by ixid in Blue Origin makes a big lunar announcement without any fanfare | Making complete solar cells only using materials found in lunar regolith by chetanaik
The joy with advancements like this is that they don't have to be the one to utilize it, if it proves to be a feasible option then maybe they can just license it to NASA who can then be the ones to actually use it.