How ironic, right?

I mean it’s just another tool for control, of course they are enforcing it.

This sounds a lot like that website where you can enter your password to check if has been compromised.

The only thing that could make me excited again about phones is small size with under display camera (so no notch) or headphones jack with good DAC circuitry. Also groundbreaking battery tech.

I would be lucky if I get to watch more than 10000 videos in my entire lifetime.

So if a car maker releases a car model that randomly turns abruptly to the left for no apparent reason, you simply say “I can’t fix it, deal with it”? No, you pull it out of the market, try to fix it and, if this it is not possible, then you retire the model before it kills anyone.

Has always been meme

It’s not only the myth, is the airplane crew reminding you of that every single flight. Both on takeoff and landing.

You are assuming people is not ok with watching absolute dogshit. If modern filmmaking and TV production has shown us anything is that that is not true.

Calling AI to fancy algorithms is quite the stretch.

You have to deal with different shit thought. Source: been using both Windows and Mac for over 20 years now.

It’s already Saturday, I was worried there won’t be the weekly fix of miracle battery news incoming. What a relief!

I use a custom keyboard, they can add as many new keys as they want.

Unless you pay extra… or unsubscribe.

Who the fuck keep buying HP in 2023 when there are lots of other brands available in the market?

Sadly the fine won’t be greater than the benefits this practice brings to Adobe so they’ll keep doing it.

And then Spotify will be €50 a month because costs.

It will be phased out when it is more expensive than any other alternative. Not a single day earlier.

I would like to be optimistic but if they are ready to spend 20 billions in the acquisition the might as well spare 1-2 extra billions to bribe the proper people.

An UX (user experience) design app. Adobe has his own app for this: Adobe XD (Yes, that’s its actual name) but since nobody wanted it, they decided to buy the competition, that is, Figma.