Pro: Video passthrough is a leap forward, hand and eye tracking are awesome.
Con: video passthrough is fuzzy, hand and eye tracking are kinda shit.
WHICH ONE IS IT!?!
Your expectations of people understanding falconry in general and the gear that falconers use is far higher than I'd give the average person credit for tbh.
"Imagine paying for the internet twice." -PC Gamers
Was I the only one that didn't like having personal chats in the same place as servers?
This seems like a huge UI improvement tbh, and I've been using Discord for years on mobile and desktop.
I think the point of the cartoon is that some people genuinely are like this. They can't see the human in front of them without classifying them politically and deciding based on those metrics whether they're a good person or not. It's just "you're a liberal, and therefore I don't have to care about you."
Then they'll turn around and pretend to be a Christian or whatever.
You are, however, NOT allowed to emulate Pokemon Red/Blue on your Android phone. That's "frowned upon."
It was only folded so many times because the ore on Honshu is pretty low grade and had to have the carbon worked out of it more than European steel.
Calm down MacOS hasn't done shit to make it better. They decide what you do and don't get, daddy apple already made the decision and you have to deal with it.
"We did the thinking for you, and you'll like it." Might as well be their slogan.
This whole thing is just stupid.
Did we get angry when computers cut accounting staff by 75% because one person and QuickBooks can do the job of a whole fleet of people? No. AI will change jobs in the same way computerization changed jobs. The same way the combine changed farming and the cotton gin changed textiles.
What we need to ACTUALLY BE WORRIED ABOUT is what we failed to be concerned with last time. The productivity increase and job elimination just went to the fucking top of the ladder. If that happens again we will have massive unemployment.
We need to tax the shit out of companies using AI to replace humans, and start setting up the infrastructure for the inevitable UBI that further automation will require.
This is two months old and a report about the exodus that's already happened.
Reddit didn't die, it probably won't anytime soon.
None of these websites are dead, and youtube isn't going anywhere. You can't just host Zetabytes of video data on a home server.
Aren't these the same guys that have a stick up their ass about AMD and/or they get paid by Intel to be biased?