HumblyTossed

> My guess is that the workaround is that Motorola sells them with Google-certified Android.

Was this ever the deal with Moto? They announced something recently, but it didn't read like Moto would be distributing devices with preinstalled GOS. Just that it would be able to run GOS.

> Surely we can match that with our 70 years of advanced knowledge and equipment? I don't think we can, because: > ... we don't have Kelly Johnson.

or the engineers from that time who had an intuitive knowledge of how this should all be designed. You can't teach a computer intuition.

> This is a fabricated crisis

Indeed! They want the protections of our tax dollars because they have nothing else.

Let the regulatory capture begin!

If you have reasons to want to limit how much most people drink at your venue, this would be a good way to do it.

Me too. Not a fan of Qualcomm, though.

Investors maybe. Makes your company look better than it is.

I think the word you're looking for is propaganda. They're deliberately using propaganda to make you think happy thoughts.

when i am looking for a specific app on the App Store, I never use the app store to search. I search the web and look for a link to it on the app store. Mostly it's faster that way.

> Omarchy

Facepalm.

> Yeah I fixed it and it can’t happen again but that sort of thing only happens on Linux (and windows probably)

Definitely windows. It often forgets things.

The internet has redefined "bricked" as meaning something stopped working but is still fixable, because they loved the word "bricked" and didn't give a shit that it had a meaning already.

> ... but more and more I wonder how much are people willing to put up with such practices.

Apple has rabid fans, they will absolutely put up with this and tell you you're wrong for not wanting to.

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I don't trust polling.

GrapheneOS scares them.

When society becomes a free-for-all of people with haves making it impossible for the people with have little to have anything at all, it begins to collapse. People have no incentive to treat anyone else with dignity and respect. They no longer take care of one another.

See you on the way down.

> It's the robbery of all of our culture to sell it back to us at a mark-up.

Considering the audience here (aspiring tech billionaires), it'll be interesting the responses to this.

I'm terribly sorry, but I had to post that to make sure it's not just ME!

In addition to this, there is a delay in the suggested word such that when you see the options above the keyboard, decide you see the word you want, stop typing and move to select it, it changes right as you land your finger.

Yes, it was a solved problem. Then they had to figure out how to utilize the ML features of their chips... and fucked it all up.

News at 11: Developers write decoupled code.

There's a button on X that allows me to repost someone else's content.

Aaron Swartz died so that "AI" billionaires can live.

> ... and I believe some of the Apple Intelligence features will be backported anyways

Will it? Because they kind of made it a point, like they typically do, to say features are only possible due to the new chip.

So... robots build shit that the wealthy who own the robots can profit from it and I need to ... what? ... go grow my own potatoes if I want to live?

Okay...

Look around? It's rape and pillage time for corporations.

> I think waaay more people struggle with this than HN would have you believe.

I'm sure we all know. I mean, just ask anyone to write a story and break it into small tasks that can each be accomplished completely in a day.

> Now, software is cheaper and so people who couldn't afford to answer questions they've long wondered about can afford to answer them.

Temporarily. Token price will rise sharply when the bills finally come due.

> there will be infinite abundance

Maybe.

> nobody will need to work anymore

If we define "nobody" as very wealthy people who partake in that abundance while everyone else ... goes away.