What are the specific accusations? What “disregard for human life” are they talking about? Jobs and financial livelihood? Data center construction? Governments using AI for military practices? Who’s actually died?
I mean, I dislike AI as much as anyone else, but I don’t understand how this will stick in court. Are they just throwing everything at it to see what sticks? If it all gets ruled down, I can’t imagine that being a good thing.
I like the security aspect. I typically use my iPad with Readdle documents as a supercharged projector in classes. I display PDFs of the student handouts through HDMI out and mark them up with an Apple Pencil. Does FileBrowser allow for marking up with an Apple Pencil? I don’t see any mention of it on the store page.
It’s easy. Just go into horizon worlds and look around.
Oh bro your laptop was open, I closed it so it wouldn’t eat up all your battery.
I don’t think the point the person you replied to was making had much to do with the artificial intelligence being an artificial super intelligence.
I’m not sure if this counts, but I use Readdle Documents, which is a file browser from before the files app on iOS, on my iPad as kind of a siloed collection of files and folders exclusively for work. I can still access those folders from my desktop finder at home through iCloud Drive just like anything else, but accessing all my personal files from the app on iPad (which is what I take to work) is a bit trickier, so it just keeps all my work things organized, focused, and away from my personal life.
Who needs their player. Just sell me the content and let me play it how and where I wish.
Assuming that’s too consumer friendly for the modern market, I can’t imagine it would be a monumental hurdle to overcome for the company so heavily invested in Proton.
I think if valve just decided to start selling movies and shows on Steam like they do with games, they’d win.
I’m pretty sure my account itself is old enough to drink at this point.
Don’t want to compete with a potentially capable Linux? Pay the government to make it illegal!
It’s like they’re so corporate-plagued over there that the extent of their innovation is to buy other companies, rebrand things, and sell subscriptions to stuff. Microsoft HQ is like Dunder Mifflin of the 2020s
Would it apply to politics?
That’s a really important question to ask, because anything can be made into politics.
I never said the left is immune to disinformation, just that a 5 year plan would likely land its fruition under a democratic president, which automatically makes it a bad thing from a republican perspective. Even though the process begins under Trump. It’s a nice setup for another round of anti-left propaganda when the timing is perfect for it, don’t you think?
5 year plan. It’ll happen under a democrat president and the right will be screaming bloody murder that their right to misinform free speech is being encroached, and build a their political platform on it.
I’ve heard that the “smart” feature services actually help subsidize the overall cost of the TV, but if that’s true, I doubt any of those savings are being passed to the consumer.
For the record, I concur with you 100%. But to play devil’s advocate here, it seems like those who are meant to uphold the laws have forgotten why they existed in the first place, and likely won’t even comprehend them unless they or someone they know experience first hand the injustice of others disregarding those laws.
Basically, maybe they need to be reminded why rules matter.
9 hours in and zero comments kinda speaks volumes.
I imagine it won’t do console numbers, but I’m sure there will be enough fans and early adopters to justify the added expense of a 2026 launch. However, I’d like to think the popularity will grow organically as the system gets older and prices start dropping again.
As a long time PS customer, the Steam Deck has been probably the smartest/luckiest impulse purchase I’ve made. I used to not have a PC backlog, but now I own a PC port of pretty much all my favorite console games PS4 and backwards, among others, and the majority of those purchases have fallen under the “might-as-well-at-that-price” category of expense. I’ve been playing on Deck nearly every day since I got it and have only scratched the surface of library I’ve built since buying it.
Oh holy hell you’re right. I tapped the wrong link and just ended up on a page with a summary not the actual article. I’m becoming an old man. :(