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by esskay 4y ago
Both Chrome and Firefox are working on native iOS versions in preperation for the expected opening up of iOS this year so would imagine they can just fork that and release their version.
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by esskay 4y ago
Stick out to who? Just set the useragent to a default firefox one (assuming its not already set) and you're golden.
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by esskay 4y ago
Ah sorry yes, that ones likely the one they've been contracted by NASA for the moon landing, or it's a prototype for the in-orbit refuling.
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by esskay 4y ago
Eh? It's litterally designed to ferry people back and fourth from mars. Just because it can also launch satellites it doesn't stop it being an interplanetary vehicle.
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by esskay 4y ago
Upper stage has more control ability than the falcon 9. The belly flop testing proved this. They'll be able to bring it down for a controlled soft touchdown in the ocean.
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by esskay 4y ago
It's a few weeks, certainly not days - even Elon, master of over promising said its not days.
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by esskay 4y ago
Correct, guessing OP's never used it. A good example: In 2015 I bought a tiny little Toyota Aygo (UK). It came with "Mirrorlink", it was the first car I'd ever owned that had a fancy touch screen, and it was advertised a
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by esskay 4y ago
GM are seriously deluded if they think they can get anywhere near those figures. We all know how crappy their software will be, and why on earth would they think anyone will be stupid enough to pay a subscription for it when its free on eve
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by esskay 4y ago
Car manufacturers have proven they have zero ability to make any kind of in car entertainment system with software that isn't a giant pile of crap, a pile of crap which they abandon and never update. GM is committing suicide here, what
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by esskay 4y ago
Even if you avoid it their trackers are on so many sites that its very hard to not have them collect data on you. Even after opting out I doubt they can actually follow through and not know anything about you.
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by esskay 4y ago
Are you expecting a salary similar to the one you were getting at a FAANG though? Because that seems to be the main issue - FAANG people thinking they're worth way more than they actually are.
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by esskay 4y ago
It was one of Bob Chapek's visions, so as expected was extremely half arsed. He had very little concept of what Disney should be doing so just thew out a bunch of ideas with very little budget and expected them to work, whilst also pen
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by esskay 4y ago
Given unreal is owned by their biggest competitor theres little to no chance of that happeng. Valve arent really a video game developer anymore, they just tinker on the side for fun.
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by esskay 4y ago
It's always somewhat baffled me that Valve didn't do more with the CS brand, and instead allowed Call of Duty and (to a lesser extent) Battlefield to be the go-to FPS games.
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by esskay 4y ago
Thats one way to get people to pay for photoshop instead of pirating it I guess.
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by esskay 4y ago
The problem they've got is trust. There's absolutely no way in hell people are going to actively integrate or invest into anything new from Google when theres a high chance it's going to be listed on killedbygoogle.com within
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by esskay 4y ago
Ok so I got access to it....and its bad. Really, really bad. I think Siri could likely give better responses than this half arsed pile of junk. For most things it just replies with "As a language model, I'm not able to assist you
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by esskay 4y ago
As hhh already said, it was free for a long time. In addition it costs a fortune to run their models. They've mentioned as much on twitter a few times now. Their compute is provided by Microsoft and they've got investors but even
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by esskay 4y ago
OpenAI was likely running it at significant loss, that's just not sustainable when they're already making huge losses on every single api call.
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by esskay 4y ago
Given the fairly poor level of service paying customers get it's not too surprising.
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by esskay 4y ago
It's only an issue for people who insist they are 'worth' FAANG jobs. Outside of the big players theres ample opportunities.
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by esskay 4y ago
Not everyone wants to use Android. I for one find it a buggy inconsistent mess of an OS and have no desire to have to screw around to make my phone work well. Not to mention the Google Play app store sucks hard. So much complete junk someho
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by esskay 4y ago
Linkedin is a bit weird. They'll sometimes let you in, but other times force you to login. It's not even A/B testing, they've been at it for years. It does make it way easier to just not bother using their crummy site th
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by esskay 4y ago
TikTok's highly unlikely to get banned, and if it was then 10 new replacements would pop up overnight. Facebook isn't anything like TikTok and likely never could be. Instagram might get close but even then its not the same thing.
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by esskay 4y ago
>Buy a machine with first class Linux support the same way you'd buy a machine with first class macOS support Genuine question: Does such a machine exist that isn't a heavy lump of plastic with a very stupidly positioned fan in
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by esskay 4y ago
IIRC a lot of the issues with competitors and battery life are an issue for Windows, and not their hardware. As long as Windows remains a hunk of junk they can't get close to Mac battery life levels without you having to cart around a
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Twitter can’t protect you from trolls any more, insiders say(bbc.co.uk)
20 points by esskay 4y ago|3 comments
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by esskay 4y ago
I mean, if snort is an example of what can be expected its blindingly obvious it wont be successful. Average users arent about to sign up to a "Censor-Resistant Decentralized Social Protocol". Most people wont even have a clue wha
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by esskay 4y ago
Oh hey its me, I'm famous!
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by esskay 4y ago
The fact that this all had to be explained is exactly why it'll never catch on. The average user does not give a crap about decentralised stuff, nor all the terminology surrounding it. It's the same reason mastedon had a huge surg

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