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Yeah, only millions of them

There are already small PCs without a GPU for around $200–300, and this will cost at least 2-3 times that. Valve already comfirmed, that the pricing will not be 'console like' and would match entry level PC. And PS5 is $500.

CS 2 is dying IP? Really? https://store.steampowered.com/charts/mostplayed

Have a limited screen time per-day rule, and let them choose whether they want to spend it watching cartoons OR playing video games.

is it a skill issue that it doesn't just plug and play into my laptop?

But it is builtin android feature. You connect to laptop and notification pop up asking if you want to mount as usb transfer mode or just charge.

is it a skill issue that swiping from the left goes back to the previous page and swiping from the right also goes back to the previous page?

Its probably your specific vendor option and you certainly can change it. But its definetly not universal android thing as it doesnt do anything from edge swipe by default.

is it a skill issue that google translate requires me to have the google search app installed?

Its just regular app - it doesnt need anything additional.

and that the google search app puts a big fuck off search bar in the middle of my home screen

Apps which places widgets on homescreen asks for permission unless you checked a checkbox to always allow. And all widgets can be removed from the screen anyway. These is no such thing as mandatory non removable widgets in Android.

So yeah, it looks like a skill issue if you are more familiar with how another system works and doesnt want to invest to figure out how to do the same in the Android. The UI is different and less familiar for you, but you can literaly do all the things as on iPhone, just in a different way.

I would love to have both. The scroll wheel is convenient when I’m driving, but the touchscreen would make entering a new address much easier, as it’s very annoying to do now by scrolling, and voice dictation doesn’t work well in my language.

Society will set the standard, not the ones who work more, society as a whole sets that.

Agree. I started to work in remote team even before pandemic hit. And I quite often see people extending their work hours late until the midnight or sometimes even on the weekends, because they want to "catch up". But its their choice and it doesnt normalise it in our organisation. Nobody is setting it as an example and there is no such expectation from us and I highly doubt that it would change anytime soon.

I think the issue with macbooks is similar, but happens when you have USB-C dock with an external display connected. When you close the lid while connected to the dock, mac does not go to sleep but just switches to using the external display (aka clamshell mode) and when you unplug your computer to put it in your backpack, it just remains active instead of going to sleep.

The solution to this is to install noclamshell via brew or just get in the habit of disconnecting your mac first before closing the lid.

I noticed this because previously it was sleeping completly fine and the problems started only recently which is inline then I started using the dock.

Well nobody permist for competitors to create their own comparable protocol

And why exactly these are "more perfect" for the open office then Sony's XM4?

On April SpaceX modified the architecture and submitted application to FCC proposing to operate more satellites in lower orbits. Previously they had approval to operate almost 3000 satellites in orbits between 1110-1300 km. Now the modified plan foresees 1500 satellites at altitudes between 540-570 km and another 7500 satellites in orbits around 345 km at later stages.

It's not correct. They orbit low enough that unresponsive Starlink satellite will fall out within a coupe of years.

It would be great if we could change color of the highlights. On some pages, especially with dark modes, green doesn't work.

Last month Inoreader introduced this feature too: https://blog.inoreader.com/2020/04/convert-almost-any-webpag...

Well, there are still affiliate links, you can still promote your own products like courses or books and invite readers to subscribe to paid newsletter. Most of my subscribed authors have Patreon now and it generates much more than ads would.

They have hired most of the industry talents, so I think it's quite silly to state about how little they understand about this. In my opinion nobody except Tesla and Waymo has more knowledge of this field.

There are high end drives on the PC market what can match and surpass that, but they are like $2000+ :) Linus talked about that topic last week: https://youtu.be/8f8Vhoh9Y3Q?t=1607

New console releases don't need to be particularly innovative or groundbreaking. They greatly improve the amount of the resources available to the game-devs and game development is console centric in the first place. Usually after new console launches game visual quality jumps quite noticeably in a couple of years. Its beneficial for everyone even if you are not console gamer yourself.

I think its incorrect way to view it like its either full self driving or none at all. We are getting incremental benefits from this already: cars are correcting and preventing driver errors. They make instant trajectory corrections or complete stop and prevents a huge crashes. With time they will be better and better at recognising traffic lights, road signs, sudden unforeseen situations and so on and that way driving safety will improve exponentially even before self driving capabilities.

Well, your described bundle would be over 400€ then you can purchase used PS4 at least half that price and even cheaper.

I don't know nothing about US law, but in Europe it's very common that in your second job legally you can work only part-time, so it's 60h weeks beetween jobs at most.

Well, 120 years ago moon landing was from fantasy domain too :)

I think people are missing the point. I know that most SE owners liked it because of its compact size but from company side this product was never about the size. Its focus is to be cheapest, most affordable entry level iPhone and the way it is achieved is by optimising production and reusing same components. Apple tried to make cheap iPhone with 5c in 2013. SE was continuation of same idea just better executed and it become much more successful. I never had any illusions that Apple will make completely new design just for SE. They have done exactly the same cost effective product as previously so no surprises here.

In iPhone line of products - it is. It's a cheapest entry level iPhone now.

It's true, but the main advantage of the Airpods is how compact and convenient overall they are. I keep them in my front pocket usually and I don't even feel that they are here. Sony's case is just too bulky for my taste: https://i.imgur.com/OcJrMHn.jpg

The theory about the iOS 13.0 is that Apple was forced to updated to this buggy iOS version because of Apple Watch release. Watch was shipped with watchOS 6.0 already installed and it requires iOS 13. iOS 13.1 was still not finished and to prevent situation where new watch customers couln'd use it after the purchase - they needed to update as it is.

Except it does: https://www.cio.com/article/3042242/ipad-pro-how-to-use-the-...

Before being acquired by Facebook they already had over 30 million users

Only if you use Youtube without logging in. Otherwise, your watch history is stored in your account so the cleaning of the cookies does nothing.

It would have a much wider appeal if it didn't require any additional hardware at all. Such a service should be integrated straight into TV's