Wow, a loser with nothing better to do than run an organization opposed to masks, vaccines, and drag queens (???) is a total scumbag, what a surprise. These people contribute nothing of value to society. I bet she spends inordinate amounts of time immersing herself in and propagating populist drivel.

Apple haters who push these threads to the front page so they get in their daily dose of rage.

You're talking with someone who posts on a subreddit called 'applesucks' by the way. No point arguing with fanboys.

Deluded response.

Looks like Apple will continue to be the single dominating force of consumer hardware and software design for a third decade in a row.

I’m still on Xs and it performs very well still, still gets full OS updates. Only camera is missing some features but still very good with most important elements like telephoto and 4K 60fps. Easily 5 years life cycle with modern phones.

Unlikely to happen. How would you power it?

I have one, it was certainly really cool at the time, but firmly a gen 1 product with way too little power. Amazing they got it working at all TBH. OLED screens and full IPD adjustment are nice though.

It was pretty much dead when Quest 2 came out. I bought a Quest 1 because it was a pretty mind blowing achievement at the time, but it was pretty clearly a gen 1 product. The 835 SOC was woefully inadequate as far as longevity. Those OLED screens though...

I've often thought you could apply this lesson to drug abuse patterns in the United States resulting from the criminalization of marijuana. I'll never argue that weed isn't addictive or can't have negative personal and social consequences, but they are minor compared to pretty much every other drug. One wonders if, as more people use marijuana in an increasingly tolerant and legal environment, substance abuse of other more dangerous drugs won't decline.

Alcohol has never been a good substitute for the more euphoric nature of most illegal drugs. Weed is definitely in that euphoric wheelhouse though, so I can see a lot of people who might have otherwise tried or used more dangerous drugs being satisfied with weed, as well as learning something about their own abuse risk profile with a far safer drug.

It's funny you mention this because I was about 10 or 11 when the MiB movie came out and really into alien stuff. When I heard about the movie before it came out I researched the men in black on the early internet and it was some really creepy stuff. When I finally saw the movie it was a much different tone than I expected. I agree it would be a great candidate for a 'serious' reboot that takes a darker approach.

Pass through like the Quest Pro has is really the only way forward for AR with current tech. Unfortunately pass through has many draw backs that kind of undermine the potential of the technology in the first place. Resolution limitations on display and cameras, lighting fluctuations due to camera exposures, lack of true color in real spaces, etc. Software can theoretically mitigate some of this but then you get to the compute problem and it's very taxing.

It's easy when nearly all wealth is concentrated in the hands of one ruling family, effectively one person. Nothing pesky like disagreement or conflict of interest getting in the way like democratic governance. We aren't really talking about a 'country' here.

Same, I've watched pretty much every video on his channel all the way through, some multiple times. His YouTube engagement numbers have to be off the charts given the length of his average videos and I know for a fact the vast majority of viewers watch the whole damn thing.

Loved season 1 and agree season 2 might be edging it out. I would say season 1 felt more humorous and at times absurd with a bit less edge. Season 2 borders on horror at times for how much anxiety it gives me.

No developed country is going to accept large numbers of refugees fleeing developing nations. The best and brightest will be saved and the rest will suffer. The number of people in utterly precarious situations is just too large.

In my line of work, it's been a godsend that remote meetings have become normalized, and I can sit and type notes while I interview people. I've thought about using these tools, because it would help even more to be able to literally reread what they said when I forget, but I'm also hesitant because I feel I'd need to tell the other person and that might have a cooling effect on the conversation. It's much less of an issue in a large meeting, but for one-on-one stuff I wonder how it is received.

I have a bad memory and slow to take notes, it would be so freeing to be able to just focus on the conversation and know it's being captured. Ugh I should just do it.

The question is if an investor can deploy that capital elsewhere for better returns in the meantime, if they believe that the semi industry is cooling in the short term.

The best part is that they cease control of the country by bombing congress as a false flag attack. Hmm, who else recently tried to attack congress?