Makes sense. Apple’s customers are a lot less price-sensitive. And also, memory and storage are naturally a much larger part is the price in a $150 smartphone than in a $1000 one. Apple doesn’t do the $150 class at all.
You see that kind of smartphone a lot here in Spain where purchasing power is a lot lower than in the US. Still a lot of people using things like wired headphones too.
Why is there a can of salmon in the picture??
The same company by the way that recently got hacked by shinyhunters and got massive amounts of customer data exposed :(
Ah yeah I thought the need for fixing up might be lower when it doesn’t need to carry speeding trucks anymore but good point.
They really did do a nice job in NYC though. Though it’s not called the skyway but the high line https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Line
That was also an eyesore but they really made it cool.
Of course NYC is probably the richest city in the world so it’s a lot easier to do something like that.
They did, just not with engines.
I’ve been to Brisbane, it is really drawn out. A bit like LA. Tiny CBD, lots of sprawl.
I live in a busy city too and i haven’t driven a car in 8 years. Wouldn’t know where to leave the damn thing either.
I still have a license but I love not having to drive anymore. It was always so stressful.
What about fixing it but using it for public transport, cycling and recreation, similar to the skyway in New York city?
I would but I’ve always been opposed to systemd anyway.
But for me it’s a slippery slope I don’t think we should even get on.
What do they mean reauthenticate after 24h? I can’t authenticate as I don’t have a Google account. Although I do unfortunately have Google play installed, my phones can’t have it removed.
Torrents, you can’t peer with other people behind NAT.
Interesting. I’d actually pay for an in browser VPN, it’s handy to be able to switch countries on the fly. Ideally even per browser tab.
I would not however pay for Mozilla’s mullvad thing. I don’t like mullvad since they dropped port forwarding and OpenVPN. I use proton now for that. But in the browser is a different usecase for me.
It’s just weird that it’s not possible to pay for this but only for the thing I don’t want.
True though I block all the cookies anyway so accepting it doesn’t actually do anything :)
It feels like we need a new internet yes. With all the enshittification, commercialisation, surveillance by governments and industry, age verification etc, the old internet is ruined.
Maybe something like the dark web but more mainstream and less creepy.
Microsoft don’t care about file shares anymore anyway, they want you to sign up for OneDrive :(
Microsoft also make the one app that actually shines in electron: vs code. It’s really quite optimised. But somehow they didn’t bother learning lessons from that and keep rolling out terrible slop like teams and new outlook.
It’s weird how one company can do things right and also be do incompetent at the same time.
Probably but Jira makes it so hard.
For example if I type 1h 33m it’s ok but 1h33m is not. It’s just a really awkward UI.
We don’t do any of those things. We’re not even developers. We just use Jira to log hours (which is basically one big fantasy obviously)
Nothing. I really hate the agile thing anyway.
Ah no I wasn’t joking, I didn’t get that, lol. It was also that the pic showed only for half a sec before a popup appeared to pay for the site.
Thanks!
Ps e-fish-ient lol