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The modules are proprietary to Apple because of course they are. So no, no easy upgrades unless and until someone clones the design and is able to produce them in enough quantity to be competitive on price - but even then it'll be more expensive than a commodity SSD of the same size.

"The approved replacement Charge Case Accessory will be available in approximately 3 to 6 months."

Will Humane still exist in 3 to 6 months?

So are we taking bets on what the real price and launch date will be?

Switch to a different browser! The Chrome monopoly only exists because we collectively allow it to exist.

With what money? Nobody's buying ads and the dollars from "Premium" subscriptions are needed to keep the lights on.

Consoles are pricing themselves out of relevance when you can buy a Steam Deck and have access to a vast library of (frequently heavily-discounted!) content for $399.

+1

For sure, it was pretty clearly the right call at the time and objectively so with the benefit of hindsight. But BeOS was just too good to be allowed (forced, really) to die on the vine the way that it did.

What I'd give for a glimpse of the timeline where Apple bought Be instead of NeXT.

Deep Freeze, maybe? :)

Not at all true in my experience though I have seen a jump in the number of fountains with integrated hands-free bottle fillers (which is a win in my book).

Tesla is flailing.

Affirming that I have even less in common with the likes of Kim Kardashian and Steve Aoki than previously understood is perhaps the nicest compliment you could have given me. Thank you!

They should've gotten some second opinions on what makes something "cool" because the Cybertruck is not it.

2024's Magic Leap.

> "if we can redistribute the AI-generated surplus"

I'm curious to know why you think there is even the slightest chance of this happening.

If you look at that user's history you can see that this is just what they do. It's unclear to me why they haven't been banned.

I'd be curious to know exactly who you're following. I maintain a very small Twitter presence and literally any tweet from any modestly-visible public account will have at least a handful of bot replies. These tend to be one of the following:

* Artificial (LLM-generated) engagement

* Crypto scams (usually one bot asking for a link to the latest money-making trick and another bot replying)

* The now-infamous "M Y _ _ _ _ _ I N B I O")

Additionally I've noticed that almost without exception every ad Twitter has served me for the past few months has been for an AI-generated drop shipping site hawking the same handful of AliExpress products. I can't remember the last time I got an ad for anything resembling a major brand.

With BTC and ETH pumping again expect to see another tidal wave of scammy "web3" garbage.

This makes me feel old.

This product will go the way of the Touch Bar in a couple of years. The original iPhone launched at roughly $742 adjusted for inflation. Apple Vision Pro starts at nearly five times that amount and from what I understand that's not factoring in much if any margin. If that is indeed the case Apple has a long, long road ahead before they can price this thing anywhere near a level where it makes sense for the average consumer or even the above-average enthusiast.

How much did he make being Trump's stooge? It isn't like the guy's known for paying his bills.

"As I just shared on our call, I think the world of you."

Just not enough to offer any severance or healthcare. #TruckYeah!

By default, yes. But if you read the next paragraph:

"While mbedtls is now the default, users who have specific needs or preferences can still manually switch back to wolfssl or choose openssl."

> "I suspect that a similarily configured Raspberry Pi 4/5 with all the accessories added on top would result in a price that’s quite similar to the cost of a top-of-the-line Zimaboard."

With respect to the author, why would you not take 10 seconds to verify this claim? A cursory Google search shows that an 8 GB Pi 4 with passive case and PSU is ~$100 all-in. If you can wait a couple of weeks the Pi 5 offers a nice performance bump (and PCIe!) for about the same price factoring in the official active cooler and case.

The two aren't mutually exclusive; for example the Samsung Galaxy XCover has a removable battery and an IP68 rating.

Lord, what I would give to see Haiku gain real traction. BeOS was something truly special and I often wonder what the tech landscape would look like today had Apple chosen to acquire them instead of NeXT.

These changes really are a shot across the bow of every single developer who bet on Unity. Even if this particular change doesn't negatively impact you, why would you continue to invest your time and energy in a product which has shown that it's willing to retroactively alter licensing terms?

The ongoing enshittification of Unity is great news for Godot.

Oh no, their digital tulips!

Though on second thought that's hardly a fair comparison. At least if you planted a tulip bulb you might get a beautiful flower for your efforts. An NFT of a mutated ape is good for precisely bupkis.