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Google is not Apple. Apple customers expect the higher standard.

That computer, even with only 8GB RAM, should still handle Chrome well. You may have something bad installed or something misconfigured.

Yes, but it’s not available in all App Store regions.

It’s available in the iOS app (or was for me), both logged in and out.

To be fair, Ollama has been pushing their own cloud offering just as much.

For some of the latest big models (from Minimax, GLM, Kimi, etc.) even after months they still don't provide official downloadable versions, just their cloud one.

Anyone even a little bit serious will be paying either way. If not for the cloud models, then for hardware upgrades.

I checked, too, after your comment. It's ~50% on an M2 (with 10 GPU cores) according to iStat Menus.

I still don’t see the point of this. In my testing, it’s worse than Qwen 3.5 4B and even 0.8B.

That, and while you’ve chained yourself to the floor of the littoral zone previously.

That sounds intentional though.

And 4000 USD is over 1.2 million Hungarian forints.

The leading Chinese models are only a few months behind now

Cheaper isn’t even required; just better scalability.

The previous version of this model has been pretty bad, but claimed to adhere to copyright laws. However, based on my testing, that's not true either. So in my view this is completely useless.

GPT 5.5 Pro is worth the increased price of the higher subscription.

Use Pihole.

Do you guys not have phones (with at least 1TB of storage)?

They still shouldn’t be running on the same network.

And if you’re using Macs, you can’t be signed into your primary Apple ID on the agent machine.

The M1 is still perfectly fine.

Apple tax generally refers to the 30% cut on app and in-app sales.

They did a smaller one with an Intel CPU in the 2015 Macbook.

There’s just no good low power x86 CPU.

And even when people use bookmarks they often don't bother to change the titles. Very irksome.

And I chose to set a browser bookmark with the corresponding GET parameters.

They didn’t though. Rosetta 2.

No.

Wake me when you can increase the awfully tiny font size of the nav.

I feel like the second scenario was never good with Google. You had to go through several search results describing other problems, and there was a high chance you still didn't find anything relating to yours; and then, it wasn't guaranteed that a years-old problem got fixed.

If I have an issue with my Mac, seeing an Apple Discussions result at the top readies me for disappointment.

Meanwhile, I've found a normal chat with current ChatGPT to be very helpful, as long as it isn't about itself or other OpenAI products.

I enjoy putting emojis in folder names on my computer for easier visual identification.

Also, in passwords on websites to keep developers on their toes.

The 7 is different though.

First, the iPhone 17 Pro is a huge improvement.

Second, the article doesn’t focus on phones we buy. There won’t be a shortage of those.