The comment you replied to did not dispute that. They said Windows games run on Windows, not that they don’t run on Linux.

There are already ads in Google Maps, there is nothing for them to follow.

Do you have any source on this? I have never seen a similar article about phones sending a 3D map of your home to the manufacturer.

Against? Vaccines make you suspectible to 5G, which is why they emphasize they didn’t do it and yet are in danger.

What’s black mirror-like about better screens?

What does that have to do with the article though? The technology in question is not intended for implants.

What are you guys talking about, what eyeball, what computer in a lens? This is supposed to be a new display technology for smart glasses or VR headsets.

Any primary school math textbook will do as a source and tell you not all rectangles are squares, even if a square is a rectangle.

I’m not sure what your point is. There are many people that like AI but don’t like Copilot. So a statistic of people liking AI is not equivalent to a statistic of people liking Copilot. That’s like saying people love my baking because people like baking in general, even though I didn’t ask anyone about my baking in particular.

There is a vast difference between people using/liking AI and people using/liking Copilot.

Also suggesting a gaming distribution to someone that gave no indication plays video games at all…

The marketing is more for the submersible camera that survived, just like it was designed to do, the SD card was just inside the camera and no water even touched it. I don’t think the SD card should be getting any credit.

So what? Them driving is not relevant to this at all. The idea is that the cars they sell become illegal.

It could be a feature of web browsers. Images would get some icon indicating the valid signature, just like browsers already show the padlock icon indicating a valid certificate. So everybody would be seeing the verification.

But I don’t think it’s a good idea, for other reasons.

I’ve never seen that happen, in fact bad reviews about problems in my apps keep being shown at the top of the list, even though the problems were solved years ago and the reviews are about a very early version.

He’s actually super nice in person, only plays a character of an asshole for the show.

Yeah, you absolutely can, and without needing root or anything.

Is that an iOS thing? On Android versions don’t reset reviews, and there is no “review of older version” message.

It should be right-aligned so that the timestamp and status is visible against a light background. But it’s left-aligned due to a bug.

Yes, and then they ban that developer and their apps. It doesn’t matter you can install apps outside of the Play Store, if Google still controls which apps you are allowed to install.