“Copyright industry” is such a weird term. Why not use the term everyone already knows, media companies.
“Copyright industry” is such a weird term. Why not use the term everyone already knows, media companies.
True, although shady Amazon sellers will probably still sell you a fire hazard cord that isn’t to spec.
That’s why Apple charges an arm and a leg for RAM.
IMHO, they have pretty different use cases. For example, I can’t use a search engine to compose things.
Weird. New installs usually get some sort on onboarding screen that explains how to activate the new stuff.
The 18.2 Chat GPT stuff can be manually enabled under settings > Apple intelligence > scroll way down > Chat GPT. Once enabled, writing tools and Siri will give you the option to send a query to ChatGPT instead of Apple’s model.
If Siri gets stumped, it will ask if you want to query GPT. Or you can just prompt it to Ask Chat GPT ______.
Writing tools has it buried under “compose” which is at the very bottom of the writing tools sheet.
Agreed.
IMHO, the only truly useful thing is writing tools and Siri being able to query ChatGPT for complex questions instead of telling people to pull out their phone and search the web.
The stuff everyone was actually interested in is likely in 18.4. On-screen awareness, integration with installed apps, contextual replies, etc.
Probably worth noting, this survey was taken before 18.2 went live with a ChatGPT integration, image generation, etc.
My guess is that the user base shifts will vary by nation and language. The rate of X enshitification and migration has hit different regions at different speeds.
The writing is on the wall for US users though. Twitter is the AOL or MySpace of this decade. It’s lame and not fun anymore, and Bsky is fun and very active.
Google is an advertising company, and just about everything they make is eventually intended to funnel people into their ad platform. Just saying.
Or you do what we do with the ADA - create new rules and let people sue when they’re violated.
If you make the cases easy to win with clear evidence, then lawyers will throw up billboards asking for business and they won’t charge unless they win.
Google isn’t the only company that does this. It’s very common shitty thing that happens across the US. There needs to be some sort of law that protects parent’s jobs when they come back from leave.
Employers are required to pay out a certain level of comp when someone is on leave, but they could also just pay you a lump sum and cut ties. Then you’re fucked after leave ends.
A lot of people who liked Twitter and didn’t like Instagram / Facebook are realizing that Threads feels more like Instagram for text, not a Twitter substitute.
The Twitter junkies appear to be amassing on Bluesky, since that experience is the most similar to what they were missing.
If you want to real dirt, search from reviews from appliance repair people.
Depends on the appliance. For example, LG dishwashers have good track records.
Different manufacturers excel at making different things. Don’t shop by brand, that’s how you get stuck with a lemon. Read the product reviews and expect different brands to be better at different things.
Ahh, that makes more sense. They’re big but not the largest.
I assume the “Indecipherable” words are expletives? Maybe “fucking” and “assholes?”
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I’m honestly surprised that no one IDed him sooner. After that headshot went out, I assumed a name and yearbook picture would’ve popped up a few hours later.
I assume people really didn’t want to rat this guy out. He looks too charming and handsome to not make an impression on people.
The algo id why people like TikTok, and targeting is key to making that work.
You can ban micro targeting people to sneak in political propaganda, but it’s too hard to detect. Which is why they passed a law that removes the party that would benefit from the political propaganda.
The problem isn’t the alert itself, it’s that cops put Twitter links in the alert. If you want to see what the car, suspect, or victim look like, you need to be able to access Twitter.
Police have been doing this for years now. It’s a fast a cheap way to microblog without buying or supporting something with the city’s budget.