An on-board GPU is not a GPU?
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Does that Declaration give you an inalienable right to do anything you please? I doubt it. As the old saying goes, your freedom stops where someone else’s freedom starts.
Or in Seinfeld speak, “we live in a society!!!”
Have to consider others not just oneself. That’s the price of freedom and being responsible about it.
The alternative is a nanny state or anarchy.
Aside from Jurassic Park and the other roles mentioned, I also liked his role in the Merlin TV two part movies. Now I need to rewatch both…
It’s kind of like saying wedding photographers will be impacted because of the people posting on r/iPhoneography. Seems kind of silly doesn’t it.
I don’t know how it is all around the world but where I live, the photography is part of the whole packaged wedding plan and there’s no choice/option BUT to use one, guaranteeing their (expensive) service and job, regardless of what people can produce on their own.
OTOH, it’s probably better to have someone neutral there who can take pics rather than eat/drink/cry and whatever else people do at weddings ;)
That’s what someone would say if they were brainwashed by them!!!
Half joking, half paranoid.
Am I the only one who is avoiding even clicking the link just in case?
If you do carry it to an enclave of civilization that has the right power, are they going to let you run it when it cuts into light for surgeons or heat to sterilize water?
Knowing humans? They'd probably take it by force and run it for themselves instead of providing light and heat to surgeons and water sterilizers...
/daily dose of cynism
Without using local bandwidth… they swear they don’t keep anything (but they have a cache).
Meh
In almost every case, the feared "bottom" of the slope was never reached because humans constantly built ramps or bridges along the way.
Perhaps it happens because the slope is called out...
Just a much narrower definition of humanity than what we’re thinking.
but neither have rents or prices for common goods.
All the price increases over the last few years disagree.
You can still run Arch, and Ubuntu Asahi also exists. (1)
They’re working hard on upstreaming everything exactly so it’s easier for any distribution to be ported.
That won’t get you access to Fable for long, it’ll be billed as extra usage soon.
A few weeks ago they bumped up Mac trade-in value, and it slightly went down now but not too previous levels.
Fair enough, you were commenting on the whole article and I on a specific part of your comment
This type of mentality is really not helping anyone. If you really think shaming people works,
Scroll down past the emojis to the actual interesting part of the article with positive reinforcement, empathy, etc.
> using them selfishly is cringe.
Stop blaming the tool for peoples poor behavior.
Are you then in agreement with the author?
Fortunately, if you read the README (and decide to go past the “this was mostly built by AI” part,
Loupe also builds for macOS. The Mac version is mostly complete, but a few things still need work before it's polished.
Rosetta 1 was for emulating PPC not 68k
Let's find out when they announce them later this year or next year...
More than you think. This stuff also percolates into the news, blogs, YouTube videos, etc, and that also reaches more parents.
You’re just proving to them their ad costs are effective so they’ll spend more to show you ads though
To be expected from an AI written article by a company about AI
You’re 4 years too late [1]. And as per Wikipedia he left this year.
People still exercise and make up physical activities to compensate for the more sedentary lifestyle, though.
Jobs didn't have to say anything about how thin it was
"What is the MacBook Air? In a sentence, it's the world's thinnest notebook". [1] Then goes about listing product weight and dimensions of competitors. Granted he then visually compared the thinness, but still listed numbers.
THEN he mentioned the envelope and pulled it out... Then more specs (in the Apple style like it looks good, has a multi-touch trackpad, etc, followed by actual HDD/SDD size, and CPU spec available).
Masterfully done and well-presented regardless!
AND the product was right then and there and he could demo it and use it live
I think it's something to do with macos dark mode and accent colors.. So allow once is highlighted because it's the default option if you press enter. The next button is dark because it's themed and people (errr LLMs) who wrote the code didn't consider that a button should be distinct from the background theme of the window. And finally the other one's text is red because it's a dangerous action.
Or rather the likely bloodshed to follow
Yeah that was my "one way or another" allusion...
In past circumstances like the one you mentioned, there were more jobs than before.
Were the jobs better or worse though?
And maybe the second generation could be the New iPad Neo ...
thankfully they quickly gave up on "new" after the 2nd iPad....