Samsung does too, don’t know if this is android native or not

As added benefit, you can then opyimise the code by dividing the number by 2, making it twice as fast. Think of the savings!

Sir, my cat is english, not australian

I know my cat ‘understands’ 5-10 words based on his reactions, by which I mean he knows what hearing the word leads to.
A hundred words? I’d also like to see what methodology was used to determine that.

This is a Czech company, European

This type of printer isn’t good for minis, you should consider resin, but know that it is a big investment all in cost, space and effort

If i were a nuclear engineer, everyone around me wouldn’t hear the end of it

Yeah let’s see, if the handle would have to be a different shape, they may need a different cutout for the door, different handle moulds, different mechanical parts, updated electronics… does anyone have a fucking clue how difficult it is to program one of those robotic arms? How expensive new moulds are? Any other potential knock-on effects this may have on the internal design?

People with the mentality of ‘it’s just a small plug at the bottom of the pool, how bad could it possibly be if we removed it’

Same boat, Nym’s long term costs seem to scale much better, but I’d be reluctant to leave Mullvad

You’re absolutely right!

If it were offline machines, then they wouldn’t be on these statistics

God I hope we’re in the matrix. I refuse to accept this is the reality now.

Ah yes, I remember my eyes glazing over as things got too complicated to fit through my thick skull

There is nothing in windows that’s a small tweak.
Changing anything has implications to a banking business Joe somewhere, who’s program depends on the original feature working as it does, or one of the 16 layers of code is simply tangled in a way such change would require cascade of rewrites.

I’ve read articles about various developments: working with regex registry*, or just adding a control panel option, and it’s an absolute nightmare.

I’ve had to start calling it AI because most people don’t know what LLMs are, and noone cares to go through the explanation, including myself.
I’m afraid that, as these things go, AI has gained a new meaning by popular use, rather than the original meaning of the acronym.
No point fighting it anymore.

Maybe we just need to adjust and start saying GAI (generative ai). It has a nice ring to it too.

It will not hinder it either. People will give up many things before their smartphones.

Work profiles exist for this reason. A completely separate environment that is isolated from the rest of the phone and can be turned on and off on demand.
Some manufacturers, like Samsung, make it difficult to access, but it’s there.

Considering it’s easier than ever to start up something like Shizuku, it could be used to grant f-droid access to install apps bypassing the requirement.
Obviously not a good solution by any means.

I get why people are against the change, but there are many reasons why majority of websites do the same.
I can’t speak to the particular width limit steam has chosen, but if you take any website and remove width restrictions, you’ll quickly find out why.

Trying to read a block of text? Now it’s a single line spanning your whole monitor.
Trying to scroll a gallery using a button on the side? You have to move your cursor across the whole screen to choose between left and right.
Want to look at various images? You now have to turn your entire head.
God help the designers if they try to put out a coherent set of visuals that works on 4:3 and ultra-wide* both.

This didn’t really use to be an issue, but monitors and resolutions have gotten both huge and varied. It’s hard enough to accommodate mobile and desktop.

Practically never because it’s rubbish. The only possible use is on old precision machines that don’t support newer standards, like medical imaging.